Alaska Travel Info

Discover Wrangell, Alaska

Wrangell, one of Alaska’s oldest communities, offers visitors an authentic glimpse into the state’s rich history and culture. From ancient petroglyphs to the mighty Stikine River, this charming town combines natural wonders with fascinating historical sites.

Top Attractions in Wrangell

Petroglyph Beach State Historic Park

Discover ancient rock carvings at this unique beach, featuring over 40 petroglyphs created by indigenous peoples thousands of years ago.

Chief Shakes Island

Visit the restored tribal house and totem poles on this historic island in the heart of Wrangell’s harbor.

Stikine River

Experience the “Southeast Alaska’s Amazon” with jet boat tours, wildlife viewing, and access to the spectacular Stikine-LeConte Wilderness.

Mount Dewey Trail

Enjoy panoramic views of Wrangell and surrounding waters from this accessible hiking trail above town.

Dining in Wrangell

From fresh seafood at local restaurants to casual cafes, Wrangell offers authentic Alaskan dining experiences. Try local specialties like Dungeness crab and salmon at establishments like the Stikine Inn Restaurant. View our complete dining guide for restaurant recommendations and local tips.

Plan Your Visit to Wrangell

Whether you’re interested in exploring ancient petroglyphs, experiencing Tlingit culture, or adventuring on the Stikine River, Wrangell offers authentic Alaska experiences away from the crowds. For expert travel planning assistance, contact Ahnapee Travel at andrew@ahnapeetravel.com.