Trollers Cove Cabin

Trollers Cove Cabin provides an authentic and remote Alaskan wilderness experience nestled within the lush Tongass National Forest on Prince of Wales Island. Sitting at an elevation of 90 feet, this unique site offers visitors a front-row seat to the rugged beauty of the region, making it an ideal destination for those seeking solitude, world-class fishing, and prime wildlife viewing opportunities. Whether you are looking to troll for salmon or explore the surrounding trails, the area serves as a spectacular backdrop for outdoor adventure.

Because this is a remote federal site managed by the USFS, visitors must be prepared for self-sufficient travel. The location is accessible exclusively by boat or floatplane, and guests are responsible for their own transportation and safety. While the site provides a rustic cabin and basic amenities like a boat ramp, fishing access, and nearby hiking trails, campers should come fully equipped with their own supplies and gear to ensure a comfortable stay.

This destination is best suited for experienced outdoorsmen, adventurous families, or groups looking to immerse themselves in the raw, natural landscape of Alaska. With year-round access and a focus on rugged recreation, it is a perfect escape for those who prefer untamed wilderness over traditional, full-service RV parks.