RESPECTFUL TRAVEL
TRAVEL WITH RESPECT
Wrangell is the homeland of the Shtax'héen Kwáan Tlingit. It's also a working waterfront, a town of about 2,000 people and the jumping-off point for a lot of wild country.
Visitors share those places with the people who live and work here.
Travel With Respect is Wrangell's community stewardship program, built around a pretty simple idea: enjoy the place and help take care of it while you're here.
That means respecting cultural sites, giving fishing and marine crews room to work, keeping your distance from wildlife, staying off private property and leaving beaches, trails and public spaces the way you found them.
A little awareness goes a long way.
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What to know about cultural sites, Petroglyph Beach, working harbors, wildlife and exploring Wrangell safely
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