Kadake Bay Cabin

Kadake Bay Cabin offers an unparalleled Alaskan wilderness experience, tucked away in a secluded bay along the rugged coastline of Kuiu Island. This remote destination is a haven for those seeking solitude and raw natural beauty, surrounded by the dramatic landscapes of Southeast Alaska. Whether you are looking to fish in pristine waters, hunt, or observe local wildlife in their natural habitat, this site provides a front-row seat to the wonders of the region.

The terrain is characterized by its tidal influence, which adds an adventurous element to your arrival. Accessible by floatplane from Petersburg or by boat from Kake, guests should be prepared for the unique geography of the area, as low tides may necessitate a two-mile walk across mudflats to reach the cabin. The site sits at an elevation of 65 feet, offering a quiet, primitive retreat from the modern world.

This cabin is best suited for experienced outdoor enthusiasts and adventurers who are comfortable with self-sufficient travel. As a federal site managed by the USFS, it provides basic shelter in a truly wild environment. If you are prepared for the logistical requirements of coastal Alaska, this cabin serves as the perfect basecamp for an authentic, off-the-grid adventure.