Taku Harbor State Marine Park Public Use Cabin

Taku Harbor is a natural, bowl shaped harbor that was once home to a major salmon cannery. The 700-acre marine park is located on the eastern shore of Stephens Passage about 22 miles southeast of Juneau. Taku Harbor is frequently used as a night anchorage by commercial fishing boats and small tour ships. It is also a popular destination point for Juneau recreational boaters. Taku Harbor offers lots of fishing and crabbing opportunitiesr.

• Always be ready for rain and soft wet ground/be prepared to stay dry and warm.
• Carry signaling devise in case of an emergency (orange cloth/flares/etc.).
• Carry first aid items, flashlight (particularly in winter), snack and a fire starter.
• Surface water should be boiled or treated before drinking.
• Be prepared for bear encounters. Respect the bears, give them the right of way and make a lot of noise (some hikers put bells on their packs and carry whistles to alert bears to their presence).
• Please help protect shorebirds by keeping dogs under control at all times; do not allow dogs to disturb or chase birds or other wildlife.
• Always tell a friend, relative, or park ranger (465-4563) where you are going and when you expect to return.Motorized vehicles prohibited.
• Fires in authorized structures or on sand or gravel bars only.
• Fireworks and explosives are prohibited.
• Discharge of firearms prohibited within 1/2 mile of cabins, trails, and road.
• Disturbing or damaging natural objects prohibited.
• Permit required for more than 20 persons.