Florence Lake (East) Cabin

Florence Lake (East) Cabin offers an unparalleled wilderness retreat located on the western side of Admiralty Island within the expansive Tongass National Forest. This remote federal site provides a tranquil setting for those looking to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of the Alaskan landscape. Accessible exclusively by float plane, the cabin serves as a secluded basecamp for visitors eager to explore the pristine surroundings.

The terrain around the cabin is defined by the lush, untamed environment of the Tongass, featuring direct access to the lake for fishing and boating adventures. Guests can enjoy wildlife viewing right from the doorstep or take advantage of the nearby hiking trails that wind through the forest. Because this is a primitive site managed by the USFS, there are no hookups available, and visitors must come fully prepared with their own supplies to ensure a safe and self-sufficient stay.

This destination is best suited for experienced outdoor enthusiasts, backcountry explorers, and anglers who value solitude and raw natural beauty over traditional campground comforts. Whether you are looking to spend your days on the water or trekking through the Alaskan woods, this cabin provides a unique, year-round opportunity to experience the wilderness in its most authentic form.