Wrangell, Alaska

Our camp spot in Wrangell was one of the most beautiful. It sat on a bluff just over the bay, nestled among beautiful evergreen greens!

We experienced warm, sunny days during our stay, as reflected by this photo taken from the marina!

Downtown, Wangell

The historical Chief Shake's Island and Tribal House in the center of town. Since it was Sunday, we weren't able to visit inside but did get these photos outside.

Totem Poles outside Chief Shake's House

One of the "must see" sights in Wrangell the beach containing stones with ancient petroglyphs. Their origin is unknown and they remain there for visitors to admire.

View from the beach

John and Alyce at the overlook

We drove up to take a look at one of Wrangell's beautiful camping areas, high over the water with magnificent views.

View from Nemo Point US Forest Service Recreation Area.

We took a hike to see Rainbow Falls. We were anticipating a short .6 mile walk to the falls. What most of us didn't know was that the hike was on constructed wooden path through the forest that went up 500 feet in the .6 miles, so much of the trip was climbing up an estimated 700 stairs. The view of the falls and the bay were worth the trip!!

The sun sets on our little camp the night before our departure.

Tony took this beautiful shot of the sunset!!