Moser Island Cabin

Moser Island Cabin offers an unparalleled wilderness escape located on the northern shore of Moser Island within the pristine waters of upper Hoonah Sound. Built by volunteers in 1991, this remote wood cabin serves as a rustic sanctuary for those looking to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of the Alaskan backcountry. Situated at a low elevation of 62 feet, the site provides a quiet, secluded base for visitors to explore the surrounding coastal environment.

Because this is a remote federal site, guests must be prepared for a self-sufficient experience. Access is strictly limited to floatplane or boat, requiring careful planning around weather conditions. While the cabin provides a sheltered home base, visitors should note that there are no standard campground hookups available on-site. The primary appeal here is the direct access to excellent fishing and the tranquility of the Alaskan wilderness.

This destination is best suited for experienced outdoors enthusiasts, adventurers, and travelers who are comfortable navigating remote terrain. It is an ideal spot for those seeking solitude and a deep connection to nature, far removed from the amenities of traditional RV parks or developed campgrounds. Please ensure all travel arrangements are finalized independently, as you are responsible for your own transportation to and from the island.