Sevenfathom Bay Cabin

Nestled on the rugged shores of Baranof Island, Sevenfathom Bay Cabin offers a quintessential Alaskan wilderness experience. Located 22 miles southeast of Sitka, this remote retreat is accessible only via a scenic 1.5-hour boat ride or a short 15-minute floatplane flight. Built by local volunteers in 1991, the cabin serves as a peaceful basecamp for those looking to immerse themselves in the pristine coastal environment, surrounded by the dramatic terrain of the Tongass National Forest.

While the site provides a rustic escape, visitors should be prepared for a self-sufficient stay. The cabin is situated at a low elevation of 41 feet and is available year-round, weather permitting. Guests have access to nearby hiking trails and excellent fishing opportunities, making it a dream destination for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. Please note that there are no hookups available, and visitors must provide their own supplies and transportation.

This location is best suited for experienced adventurers who are comfortable with remote travel and off-grid living. Whether you are looking to hike through untouched coastal forests or cast a line into the bay, Sevenfathom Bay Cabin provides an unforgettable, quiet connection to the Alaskan landscape.