Pybus Bay Cabin

Nestled on the southeast side of Admiralty Island within the vast Tongass National Forest, Pybus Bay Cabin provides a quintessential Alaskan wilderness experience. This remote retreat is uniquely accessible only by floatplane or boat, offering guests a secluded sanctuary far from the bustle of modern life. At an elevation of 107 feet, the site serves as a prime basecamp for those looking to immerse themselves in the rugged beauty of Southeast Alaska.

The terrain surrounding the cabin is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, featuring direct access to world-class fishing and pristine hiking trails. Wildlife viewing is a primary draw, with the area’s rich ecosystem providing frequent opportunities to spot native species in their natural habitat. Whether you are boating through the bay or exploring the coastal forests, the setting is defined by its untouched, scenic tranquility.

This site is best suited for experienced adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts who are self-sufficient. Because this is a primitive federal cabin with no hookups, visitors must be prepared to bring their own supplies and manage their own travel logistics. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a quiet, immersive, and authentic Alaskan getaway.