Totem Poles

Totem Poles are carved by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest to depict legends, clan lineages, and notable events. They have deep spiritual and cultural significance.

Yes, photography is allowed for personal use and non-commercial purposes.

Yes, guided tours are available for visitors who want a more in-depth understanding of the Totem Poles.

During certain times of the year, there are cultural events and performances held near the Totem Poles, showcasing Indigenous traditions and art forms.

Each figure on the Totem Poles carries a specific meaning, representing legends, ancestry, and cultural beliefs of the Indigenous peoples.

Yes, there is a gift shop where visitors can purchase authentic Indigenous art, crafts, and souvenirs.

Yes, the Totem Poles area is wheelchair accessible, allowing everyone to experience this cultural treasure.

For preservation purposes, touching the Totem Poles is not allowed. Please resist the temptation to touch these historical artifacts.

Pets are not allowed in the area around the Totem Poles to ensure the safety of the cultural site.

The Totem Poles can be visited during daylight hours, but it's recommended to check the opening and closing times.