The Southeast Alaska Discovery Center, located in Ketchikan, serves as a gateway to the rich history and culture of the Tongass National Forest. Here, visitors can engage with knowledgeable rangers who provide insightful interpretation, and watch films in the on-site theater that delve into the region’s cultural heritage. The center also features a recreated native fishing village, offering a tangible glimpse into the traditional way of life. Outside, a trail winds through the lush temperate rainforest, allowing visitors to experience the natural beauty and diverse ecosystems of the area firsthand.
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