Ravens View Vacation Rental  

Treat yourself to our welcoming home built in 2000, nestled midway down an ocean-side hill. Ravens View Vacation Rental, finished in 2009 has a private entrance and with magnificent views over Clover Passage.  There you can watch a morning rainbow, mist rise, the sun set, salmon jumping, or Humpback and Orca Whales pass before your very eyes! 

Enjoy the solitude, in a secluded private and tranquil setting amongst huge Red Cedar and Western Hemlock trees where nest Bald Eagles, Ravens and Great Blue Herons. 

This vacation rental is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, small families, retirees, as well as business professionals who want to experience being close to nature, and away from the hustle and bustle of town, but have the convenience of modern technology. 

With Alaskan warmth, our Ravens View unit offers a cozy 2 bedroom retreat that will sleep up to four people. The kitchen is fully stocked with cooking utensils and appliances.  Enjoy a snack or supervise the cook sitting at the tile covered kitchen island. Dine in the comfort of the living area, or outdoors. For those wanting to BBQ your fresh catch of the day, or other treat, a charcoal grill is provided outdoors on a covered deck. For your convenience, a washer, dryer, and laundry soaps are available in the alcove of the bathroom. Perfect for light travelers! 

The vacation rental provides free local phone, wireless internet service, cable TV, DVD, VCR and radio.  This place is nonsmoking. 

An all wheel drive rental car is required for easy convenient parking down by the house and frees you to experience all Ketchikan has to offer.  However, if you are less daring but physically fit, a front wheel drive would meet your needs and allows for a vigorous walk up the hill to plenty of parking.  Enjoy the perennial gardens along the 200’ walk up the drive where you can pick blueberries, huckleberries and salmon berries to your heart’s content. 

We are just minutes from these amenities: 2 marinas for boat rental or fishing charters, a kayak outfitter and zip line, a grocery store, and public parks with hiking trails, picnicking, beach combing, and totem poles.  Town is just a quick 20 minutes from here.  Ketchikan, historically known as Alaska’s Salmon Capital, boasts of working harbors, a vibrant downtown, state-of-the-arts medical facilities, and an active arts and humanities community.