Where are you headed?
Start with a region, then choose the station closest to the water you're using.
Southcentral Alaska
Cook Inlet, Prince William Sound, and Kodiak Island.
No matching stations. Try another town or region.
Anchorage tides
Current tide information for your selected station.
Times are local to each station. Tables and charts are provided by TidesPro.
Swipe a table sideways to see every tide on a narrow screen.
How to read your tide table
Look at the seven-day table above. Each row is one day; read its tide entries from left to right.
Check the station
Make sure the station name matches your area, then find the date you need.
Read across
“1st Tide” through “4th Tide” are the day's tide events in time order. Some days have fewer than four.
Follow the arrows
▲ High means the water reaches a high point; ▼ Low means a low point. Times are local to the station.
Read the feet
The number in ft is the predicted tide height relative to the table's reference level. It isn't the total water depth.
Before heading out: Tide predictions don't tell you when the current goes slack. Wind and weather can also change the actual water level. Check local conditions and your chart.
