Sitkoh Lake (East) Cabin

Nestled at the eastern end of Sitkoh Lake on Chichagof Island, this remote USFS cabin offers a quintessential Alaskan wilderness experience. Surrounded by the rugged beauty of southeastern Alaska, the site provides a peaceful sanctuary far from the bustle of city life. Visitors are immersed in a pristine landscape, with the cabin serving as a gateway to the dense forests and tranquil waters of the lake.

This site is ideal for those seeking a primitive, moderate-level outdoor experience. While the cabin provides a basic shelter, guests should be prepared for off-grid living as there are no hookups or modern utilities available. The area is highly valued for its direct access to excellent fishing and scenic hiking trails, making it a favorite for anglers and backcountry adventurers looking to explore the natural terrain.

Access to this isolated location is primarily by floatplane, typically available when the lake is ice-free from April through October. Because of the rugged nature of the site and the travel requirements, it is best suited for experienced campers and outdoor enthusiasts who are well-prepared for remote conditions. Whether you are looking to cast a line or explore the local trails, Sitkoh Lake East provides an authentic, year-round connection to the Alaskan backcountry.