Berg Bay Cabin

Nestled within the breathtaking landscape of Alaska’s Inside Passage, Berg Bay Cabin offers a truly immersive wilderness retreat. Positioned near the freshwater and tideflats of Aarons Creek, this location provides a unique vantage point for exploring the rugged coastal terrain. The setting is defined by its serene saltwater access and dense forest surroundings, making it a perfect sanctuary for those looking to escape the bustle of modern life in a secluded, backcountry environment.

Managed by the U.S. Forest Service, the site is accessible primarily by boat or float plane, located approximately 22 miles from Wrangell. While the site is primitive and does not offer utility hookups, it serves as a premier basecamp for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities including fishing, crabbing, hunting, and paddling, or explore the local hiking trails that wind through the surrounding area.

This destination is best suited for adventurous travelers, including experienced campers and those seeking a remote cabin rental experience. Given the moderate difficulty of access and the rustic nature of the facilities, it is an ideal choice for visitors prepared for a self-sufficient, year-round Alaskan expedition.