I love Tongass trading co it's always been my go to shopping spot and to have the Carhart items…read moreloaded and various of items to pick from and not to expensive. Yes indeed good job guys and gals

We perused through many tourist shops in Ketchikan and this Tongass Trading Company was one of the…read morebigger stores near where the Ruby Princess was docked. It's a fairly big store, clean and organised. Sure, there are touristy goods available for sale but that is why I liked this store! They had a good variety of things that you need and things you didn't know you needed until you saw it here! Staff were nice and friendly, too!

There was a shuttle from the ship to Walmart. The shuttle driver was friendly and professional…read more They had everything I needed. The employees were friendly and very helpful. This place is great place for locals and tourist alike.

Like every place it's busy and sometimes you're there a little longer than needed but all in all…read moreWalmart is an amazing store.

If you are on a cruise or in the area for another reason, Id recommend visiting this place. The…read moreshopping complex this shop is located in has a lot of things to check out. This shop in particular has some decent prices, neatly organized, and with some of the best prices we saw while cruising through Alaska.

This is a souvenir shop by berth 1. If you can think it, you can probably find it here. A lot of…read morethe brands and items can be found at the other stores around Ketchikan, with prices being both better and worse an the other stores as well. In other words, don't expect lower prices just because it has the word "outlet" in the name.

This is a small complex that features a few shops and restaurants located on the pier next to the…read moreGreat Alaskan Lumberjack Show. We had lunch at the Crab Cracker Seafood Bar which was very good. Parking is street only, though most people are walking from the cruise ships.

Nothing special just a touristy place to stop near the ports. But they have restrooms and wifi I…read morebelieve.

Fun just shop. Interesting stuff with a wide range of prices…read more Cool port stop in the way to an excursion from the ship. Good place to stop into if you need souvenirs, restock on anything for your travel, drug kit, sodas, and water and snacks.

Nice shop in Ketchigan Alaska, Near cruise ship pier. Short…read morewalk from dock I thought prices were reasonable for the area. Large selection of merchandise Shipping is available but somewhat expensive The staff was friendly I had no problem with employees here, answered my questions Got a couple of items on clearance and saved some money, merchandise is of good quality for the price. I do recommend this business

Great store with a lot of really fun "Alaskan novelty gifts" at fair prices. A great variety of fun…read morethings. Most, all the stores have, some items that are unique. A really great discount section with really good quality NICE tee shirts for $5-9 (marked down for like $15-29). Friendly service, clean store.

Your average touristy semi-junk Alaskan gift shop but I went to almost every gift shop in Ketchikan…read morelooking for one particular item. One of the salespeople here knew that they had only one left of the item, on their clearance rack and that all their other locations (they have a few throughout town) were all sold out. They located the item for me and I saved 25%. Total cost of my souvenir, $3.18, including tax. OK, so I'm not a big spender but I'm a very happy customer. And that special item? An Alaskan yo-yo. Look it up. It requires some amount of skill to play with. I'm still working on it.

Nice selection of souvenirs and touristy apparel. Perfect place to look for vacation gifts for…read morethose unable to join you or for wearing yourself. Prices were reasonable and service exceptional.

9/9/2025 - The Tongass Trading Co. Outlet Store is situated at the Berth 4 at the Port of…read moreKetchikan, Alaska. Most visiters are cruise guests from each cruise ship.

You know those dollar stores in Chinatown or the Asian district of a nearby big city? That's what…read moreMai's Gifts is, but it's in Alaska so the tourists think they're getting a really good deal by paying more for crappy imports. If there was anything in this store that wasn't made in China, I couldn't find it. I think that's the point of the store, but it still didn't make me happy. Obviously, I didn't stick around to do much more shopping when I realized what I was looking at. Accessibility notes: Door opens in. Store is crowded for mobility devices. High counter. No braille signage.

We accidentally stumbled upon this shop while exploring the area, and wow what a unique find! The…read morestore is filled with all kinds of interesting treasures, handmade items, crystals, and other shiny things that are fun to browse, even if you're just window shopping. The prices were on the higher side, but that's understandable since many of the items are handmade or custom made. One thing we thought was really cool was that they offer free arrowheads, which was a fun and unexpected touch. We didn't end up purchasing anything ourselves, but we still enjoyed stopping in and looking around. If you love crystals, handcrafted pieces, or just discovering unusual local shops, this is definitely worth a visit.

We visited this shop a couple years ago and wished we had bought a particular item at the time. So,…read moreon our visit this year, we went back. We had enjoyable conversations with the men working there. Yes, the more they sell the more money they make, so pressure selling is expected in a shop geared for tourists. Like we do in most shops we say no thanks, and leave. But we wanted something to commemorate our Alaska cruise, so we took our time. After finding what we wanted, agreeing on the discounts, after finding out we purchased something from their sister store in Sitka, he even subtracted that amount. We know things are marked up, and they still make money with each sale, but in the end, it is our decision to buy or not. Now, we just have to wait for our items to arrive this fall, hopefully.