Beecher Pass Cabin

Beecher Pass Cabin offers a truly unique and remote escape into the rugged beauty of southeastern Alaska. Situated at an elevation of 78 feet, this federal site provides an authentic wilderness experience for those looking to disconnect and immerse themselves in the coastal forests and pristine waters of the Duncan Canal. It is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking solitude and direct access to prime salmon fishing and waterfowl hunting opportunities.

Because of its secluded location, the cabin is accessible exclusively by boat or float plane, requiring visitors to be self-sufficient and prepared for the Alaskan elements. The site is rustic by design, featuring essential amenities including vault toilets, fire rings, and provided firewood. Guests should be prepared to bring all necessary supplies for their stay, as this is a primitive facility managed by the USFS.

This location is best suited for adventurous travelers, experienced anglers, and hunters who are comfortable navigating remote environments. Whether you are looking for a base camp for your next hunting expedition or a quiet retreat surrounded by the dramatic Alaskan landscape, Beecher Pass Cabin serves as a remarkable year-round gateway to the great outdoors.