Eagle Lake Cabin

Eagle Lake Cabin offers a uniquely rugged Alaskan adventure for those seeking true solitude. Located 44 air miles south of Wrangell, this remote destination is accessible only by float plane, placing you in the heart of untouched wilderness at an elevation of 351 feet. The surrounding landscape is defined by the serene, pristine waters of Eagle Lake, which is widely recognized as a premier spot for trophy cutthroat trout fishing.

As a federal facility managed by the USFS, this site provides a rustic experience where visitors must be fully self-sufficient. The cabin is available year-round, though winter conditions often cause the lake to freeze, limiting access for float planes. While firewood is provided on-site, guests are responsible for making their own travel arrangements and bringing all necessary supplies for their stay.

This location is best suited for experienced outdoor enthusiasts and anglers comfortable with remote, fly-in travel. Because the site requires specialized transport and careful planning regarding weather and seasonal conditions, it is ideal for those looking to disconnect and immerse themselves in the quiet beauty of the Alaskan backcountry.