Davidof Lake Cabin

Nestled deep within the pristine landscape of the Tongass National Forest, Davidof Lake Cabin offers an unparalleled backcountry escape. Located 40 air miles southeast of Sitka, this remote A-frame cabin serves as a secluded sanctuary for those looking to immerse themselves in Alaska’s rugged beauty. The surrounding terrain features dense, lush forests that provide a quintessential wilderness setting for outdoor enthusiasts.

This site is uniquely suited for adventurous travelers and those seeking a true off-grid experience. Because the cabin is accessible only by float plane, visitors must be prepared for self-sufficient travel and are responsible for their own safety and amenities. The area is a haven for nature lovers, offering direct access to fishing on Davidof Lake and scenic hiking trails that wind through the forest, perfect for berry picking during the season.

While this location provides a rustic foundation for your adventure, it is a primitive site with no hookups or modern facilities. It is best suited for experienced backcountry campers or those looking for a quiet, remote cabin retreat. Whether you are an angler or a hiker, this year-round destination offers a rare opportunity to experience the untouched quiet of the Alaskan backcountry.