Top Cabins near Yakutat, AK

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Best Cabin Sites Near Yakutat, AK (7)

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      1. Raven Cabin

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      Overview

      Raven Cabin, formerly known as Middle Situk South Cabin, is located on the east bank of the Situk River. It is open year-round and makes an ideal base for fishing or hunting. The site can be accessed by wheeled plane, boat or a 3-mile hiking trail. An airstrip is located near the cabin. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.

      Recreation

      The trail leading to the cabin is relatively flat and can flood. Numerous root wads across it make walking moderately difficult. The trail also fords the Old Situk River, but it does not follow the banks of Situk River. This cabin is an ideal destination for hunters and anglers. The Situk River offers outstanding fishing for rainbow trout, Dolly Varden and steelhead, as well as sockeye, pink, king and coho salmon. Moose hunting is good to excellent. Visitors can bring inflatable rafts, kayaks and canoes. There are also guided boating trips and boat rentals available from nearby lodges. The river can be dangerous for inexperienced boaters, and river conditions should be checked prior to any boating excursion ( Situk River conditions ).

      Natural Features

      The cabin sits on relatively flat terrain in old-growth forest consisting of spruce, hemlock and cottonwood. Blueberry bushes make up the understory. The river is nearby, but it cannot be seen from the cabin. Large populations of moose and brown bears live in this area. Bald eagles and ravens are common, and gulls are often seen along the Situk River.

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      $35 - $60 / night

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        2. Eagle Cabin

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        Overview

        Eagle Cabin, formerly known as Middle Situk North Cabin, is located on the east bank of the Situk River. It is open year-round and makes an ideal base for fishing or hunting. The site can be accessed by wheeled plane, boat or a 3-mile hiking trail. An airstrip is located near the cabin. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.

        Recreation

        The trail leading to the cabin is relatively flat and can flood. Numerous root wads across it make walking moderately difficult. The trail also fords the Old Situk River, but it does not follow the banks of Situk River. This cabin is an ideal destination for hunters and anglers. The Situk River offers outstanding fishing for rainbow trout, Dolly Varden and steelhead, as well as sockeye, pink, king and coho salmon. Moose hunting may be very good. Visitors can bring inflatable rafts, kayaks and canoes. There are also guided boating trips and boat rentals available from nearby lodges. The river can be dangerous for inexperienced boaters, and river conditions should be checked prior to any boating excursion ( Situk River conditions ).

        Natural Features

        The cabin sits on relatively flat terrain in old-growth forest consisting of spruce, hemlock and cottonwood. Blueberry bushes make up the understory. The river is nearby, but it cannot be seen from the cabin. Large populations of moose and brown bears live in this area. Bald eagles and ravens are common, and gulls are often seen along the Situk River.

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        $35 - $60 / night

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        3. Situk Lake Cabin

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        Overview

        Situk Lake Cabin is located 14 miles northeast of Yakutat. It is situated on the eastern shore of Situk Lake, within the Russell Fjord Wilderness. The cabin is open for year-round enjoyment, offering opportunities for recreation and wildlife watching. The site can be accessed by floatplane or by hiking forest service maintained trails. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.

        Recreation

        The lake offers outstanding fishing for king, sockeye, coho and pink salmon, as well as steelhead, rainbow trout and Dolly Varden. Visitors can use the cabin's skiff with oars, but must provide their own flotation devices. The Mountain Lake Trail starts from the cabin for a round-trip hike of 4 miles. The trail features numerous mountain streams and lakes, old-growth Sitka spruce forest and access to the Brabazon Mountains and Mountain Lake. Hunting is allowed in this area in designated seasons with a permit.

        Natural Features

        The cabin sits on relatively flat terrain surrounded by a forest of old-growth Sitka spruce. On a clear day, Mount St. Elias can be seen from the lake. A shallow beach sits in front of the cabin, and a small stream is to the right. The Situk Lake Trail winds 3 miles through old-growth forest and muskeg and offers views of the Brabazon Mountains as hikers make their way to the cabin. Local wildlife includes brown and black bears, moose, bald eagles and trumpeter swans. Situk Lake attracts a variety of nesting waterfowl.

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        $35 - $45 / night

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        4. Middle Dangerous River Cabin

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        Overview

        Middle Dangerous River Cabin is situated on the bank of the Dangerous River about 30 miles southeast of Yakutat. This remote retreat is open year-round, offering scenic views, wildlife watching and hunting opportunities. The site can be accessed by jetboat, hiking or ATV aong thel 4-mile trail from the Dangerous River Bridge. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements, and must bring several of their own amenities.

        Recreation

        The Dangerous River is a large glacial river with numerous logjams, sandbars and floating ice. Non-motorized boats are not recommended, and boaters should use extreme caution when navigating the river. Moose hunting may be excellent.

        Natural Features

        The cabin sits on flat and wet terrain, surrounded by willow and alder thickets and scattered cottonwood trees. Visitors enjoy spectacular views of the Dangerous River and its many gravel bars, which attract nesting gulls. Brown and black bears are common in this area, and moose can sometimes be seen in the surrounding willow thickets. Sandhill cranes and geese visit the area during spring and fall migration.

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        $25 - $30 / night

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        5. Italio River Cabin

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        Overview

        Italio River Cabin is situated on the west bank of Hooligan Creek about half a mile from the Old Italio River and the Gulf of Alaska. This remote retreat is open year-round and makes an ideal base for fishing or hunting trips. The site can be accessed by wheeled plane, depending on conditions. The nearby airstrip is on tidal flats, making it prone to flooding and debris. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.

        Recreation

        The Old Italio, New Italio and Akwe River systems offer outstanding fishing for rainbow trout, Dolly Varden and steelhead, as well as sockeye, pink, king and coho salmon. Moose hunting is good to excellent.

        Natural Features

        The cabin sits on relatively flat terrain that can get very wet. The surrounding vegetation is predominantly brush with scattered willow and alder thickets and cottonwoods. The nearby tidal flats often flood during high tide or heavy rains ( local tide charts ). Large populations of moose and brown bears live in this area. Bald eagles and ravens are common, and gulls are often seen along the river.

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        $35 - $50 / night

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          6. Tanis Mesa South Cabin

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          Overview

          Tanis Mesa South Cabin is located in a duplex with Tanis Mesa North Cabin. The cabin is tucked between Tanis Mesa and the Brabazon Mountain Range, offering year-round relaxation and recreation. The site can be accessed by wheeled plane, depending on conditions. An airstrip is adjacent to the cabin. Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.

          Recreation

          Tanis Lake is 2 miles north of the cabin and can be hiked to relatively easily except for the last quarter mile, which is dense brush. Hikers are rewarded with views of Fassett Glacier cascading into the lake's northeast end. The Brabazon Mountains offer opportunities for excellent mountain goat hunting. Moose and brown bear hunting is good around the cabin.

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          Tanis Lake is 2 miles north of the cabin and can be hiked to relatively easily except for the last quarter mile, which is dense brush. Hikers are rewarded with views of Fassett Glacier cascading into the lake's northeast end. The Brabazon Mountains offer opportunities for excellent mountain goat hunting. Moose and brown bear hunting is good around the cabin.

          Natural Features

          The cabin sits on mostly flat terrain surrounded by blueberry bushes. Interspersed stands of cottonwood, alder and willow begin about half a mile from the cabin. Visitors can enjoy views of Tanis Mesa, which sits half a mile to the southwest. Tanis Mesa is a unique geologic feature that stands about 500 feet above the cabin. The peaks of the Brabazon Range are a mile to the northeast, with elevations of over 3,000 feet. Wildlife in the Brabazon Mountain Range includes moose, brown bear and mountain goats.

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          $25 - $30 / night

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          7. Tanis Mesa North Cabin

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          Overview

          This brand new red cedar panabode style cabin (completed August 2024) is tucked between Tanis Mesa and the Brabazon Mountain Range, offering year-round relaxation and recreation. With epic views of Mt Fairweather and several peaks in the Brabzon Range this cabin offers a unique opportunity for fly in remote Big Alaskan adventure. The cabin has a Nordic oil stove ( Kerosene / #1 stove oil only) renters are responsible for bringing there own fuel. There is a nice deck with both steps and a ramp, a redwood picnic table and a large "A"frame style shed perfect for keeping your game or additional gear out of the weather. The site can be accessed by wheeled plane or helicopter, depending on weather and ground conditions. The cabin is connected to the airstrip by a short 300 foot trail. __Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.

          Recreation

          Tanis Lake is 2 miles north of the cabin and can be hiked to relatively easily except for the last quarter mile, which is dense brush. Hikers are rewarded with views of Fassett Glacier cascading into the lake's northeast end. The Brabazon Mountains offer opportunities for excellent mountain goat hunting. Moose and bear hunting is good around the cabin. This is also a world class site to just get away from it all and enjoy Big Alaskan Views and scenery

          Natural Features

          The cabin sits on mostly flat terrain surrounded by blueberry bushes. Interspersed stands of cottonwood, alder and willow begin about half a mile from the cabin. Visitors can enjoy views of Tanis Mesa, which sits half a mile to the southwest. Tanis Mesa is a unique geologic feature that stands about 500 feet above the cabin. The peaks of the Brabazon Range are a mile to the northeast, with elevations of over 3,000 feet. Wildlife in the Brabazon Mountain Range includes moose, brown & black bear and mountain goats. Mt Fairweather can often bee seen to the south east on clear days.

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          $25 - $30 / night


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        Guide to Yakutat

        Camping near Yakutat, Alaska, offers a unique experience surrounded by stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, this area has something for everyone.

        What to do:

        • Explore the outdoors: Yakutat is known for its breathtaking scenery. Campers can enjoy hiking, fishing, and kayaking. One visitor mentioned, "The area features a wide river and scenic mountain hikes and views" at Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site.
        • Wildlife watching: Keep an eye out for eagles, bears, and other wildlife. A reviewer noted, "You can see eagles activities in the sky" while camping at Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site.
        • Visit local attractions: Yakutat is close to historical sites and cultural experiences. One camper shared, "Dyea has such amazing history," highlighting the area's rich past at Dyea Campground.

        What campers like:

        • Beautiful campsites: Many campers rave about the stunning views and well-maintained sites. A visitor described Bartlett Cove Campground as "simply stunning" with "abundance of wildlife."
        • Access to water activities: Campers appreciate the proximity to lakes and rivers for fishing and kayaking. One reviewer mentioned, "The lake is perfect for a paddle!" at Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site.
        • Quiet and secluded spots: Many enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. A camper at Dyea Campground said, "It’s beautiful and quiet but is frequented by tourists during the day."

        What you should know:

        • Limited amenities: Some campgrounds, like Bartlett Cove Campground, have basic facilities. A reviewer noted, "The campsites themselves are simply bare spots on which to pitch your tent."
        • Wildlife precautions: Be aware of bears in the area. One camper advised, "Due to all the bear activity, you need to attend an orientation by the rangers" at Bartlett Cove Campground.
        • Road conditions: Some access roads can be rough. A visitor mentioned, "The road to get here isn't hard, just extremely long" when discussing Base Camp Root Glacier.

        Tips for camping with families:

        • Plan for activities: Bring games and outdoor gear to keep kids entertained. One camper suggested, "They even have children's PFDs to borrow" at Chilkoot Lake State Recreation Site.
        • Choose family-friendly sites: Look for campgrounds with easy access to water and trails. A reviewer at Dyea Campground mentioned, "Perfect for an overnight or several days in seclusion."
        • Pack for changing weather: Be prepared for rain and chilly nights. A camper noted, "It is really chilly at night" at Dyea Campground.

        Tips from RVers:

        • Check vehicle height restrictions: Some roads have low bridges. A visitor warned, "It says the max height is 11’2” - That’s not correct" when discussing access to Dyea Campground.
        • Look for RV-friendly campgrounds: Not all sites accommodate RVs, so plan accordingly. One camper mentioned, "There are plenty of affordable RV parks in the area" near Portage Cove Campground.
        • Be ready for rough roads: A reviewer advised, "The road is curvy and rough with a low bridge" when discussing access to Dyea Campground.

        Camping near Yakutat, Alaska, is a fantastic way to connect with nature and enjoy the great outdoors. With its stunning landscapes and diverse activities, it's a destination worth exploring.

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