Blind Pass Cabin

Blind Pass Cabin offers a rare, immersive wilderness experience on the northwest shore of Hassler Island. Tucked away in the northern Behm Canal area, this secluded USFS retreat is an ideal base camp for those looking to explore the rugged bays and inlets of the Alaskan coastline. Its remote location provides a tranquil atmosphere perfect for adventurers seeking solitude in a pristine natural setting.

The cabin sits at a low elevation of 30 feet, surrounded by the dramatic terrain characteristic of the region. Accessible only by float plane, boat, or kayak, the site requires guests to be self-sufficient and responsible for their own travel logistics. The area is particularly famous for the king salmon runs into the nearby Unuk River, making it a prime destination for anglers and wildlife enthusiasts.

While the site provides a rustic shelter, it is a primitive experience with no hookups or modern utilities. Guests should come prepared to bring all necessary supplies, as the site offers only basic amenities including firewood and access to nearby hiking trails. This destination is best suited for experienced outdoor enthusiasts, kayakers, and boaters who are comfortable navigating the unique challenges of the Alaskan wilderness.