Hasselborg Creek Cabin

Nestled in the heart of Admiralty Island within the vast Tongass National Forest, Hasselborg Creek Cabin offers a premier wilderness escape. This remote site is uniquely positioned on the seven-mile-long Hasselborg Lake, serving as a key stop along the renowned Admiralty Island Canoe Route. Surrounded by lush, untouched Alaskan terrain, the cabin provides a peaceful setting for those looking to immerse themselves in nature, with immediate access to scenic hiking trails and excellent local fishing opportunities.

The site is managed by the USFS and provides a rustic experience for visitors seeking solitude and adventure. While the cabin serves as a comfortable base, guests should be prepared for a primitive setting with no utility hookups available on-site. Essential amenities include firewood for heating and cooking, along with direct access to the water for canoeing and wildlife viewing.

This location is best suited for outdoor enthusiasts, experienced backcountry travelers, and those comfortable with a moderate level of wilderness living. Whether you are looking to explore the expansive lake system or simply enjoy the quiet beauty of the Alaskan forest, Hasselborg Creek Cabin provides an unforgettable, off-the-grid lodging experience.