Church Bight Cabin

Church Bight Cabin offers an unparalleled wilderness experience on the southeast side of Admiralty Island within the vast Tongass National Forest. Situated at a low elevation of 53 feet, this remote site is accessible only by float plane or boat, providing a secluded escape for those looking to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of Southeast Alaska. The surrounding terrain is defined by pristine coastal landscapes, making it an ideal destination for visitors who value tranquility and direct access to nature.

This federal site is best suited for adventurous travelers, including tent campers and those seeking a unique cabin rental experience. While the site provides essential shelter and firewood, visitors should be prepared for a self-sufficient trip, as they must arrange their own transportation and bring all necessary supplies. The area is particularly popular for its excellent fishing access and opportunities for boating and wildlife viewing.

Whether you are an angler looking to explore the salt waters or a nature enthusiast seeking a quiet retreat, Church Bight Cabin provides a rustic basecamp. It is a year-round destination for those comfortable with remote, off-the-grid travel in the heart of the Alaskan wilderness.