Waterfall Resort Alaska

Activities: Bear Viewing, Dining & Culinary Experiences, Fishing, Lodging, Whale Watching

Certified Since: 2017

Waterfall Resort

The most popular lodge in Alaska, Waterfall Resort is a meticulously restored 1912 cannery turned world-class fishing venue. Located on Prince of Wales Island near Ketchikan, the 52-acre property attracts anglers of all skill levels with its expert guides, one-to-one crew-to-guest ratio, and famed fishing for king and silver salmon, halibut, lingcod, and rockfish. All gear and fish processing are included in Waterfall Resort’s wild Alaska fishing adventures. Anglers fish nor more than four to a cabin cruiser, and enjoy oceanfront lodging, hearty meals, a lively saloon, a golf tee, and a spectacular wilderness setting showcasing all the region’s natural beauty.

Waterfall Resort spans 52 acres on Prince of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska. The richly wooded property presides amid the world’s second largest rainforest.
The resort draws novice and seasoned saltwater anglers from around the world—60,000 to date—who come to its remote shores to reel in wild king and silver salmon, halibut, and more.
With a one-to-one crew-to-guest ratio—and on-site Alaska Airlines check-in for seamless travel with fish boxes—the resort delivers extraordinary service amid the rugged Alaska wilderness.
Waterfall Resort prides itself on a century of frontier fishing, hosting up to 92 guests in the meticulously restored buildings of a record-setting salmon cannery established in 1912.
Groups fish four to a cabin cruiser for the ultimate wild Alaska fishing experience, complete with expert U.S. Coast Guard licensed guides and the use of all-weather gear and boots.