White Sulphur Springs Cabin

Nestled on the northern shore of Bertha Bay, the White Sulphur Springs Cabin offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the raw beauty of the West Chichagof-Yakobi Wilderness Area. Located 65 miles northwest of Sitka, this remote site provides a serene escape for those looking to immerse themselves in Alaska's rugged coastal landscape. With an elevation of just 19 feet, the terrain is defined by its proximity to the ocean and the pristine, untouched surroundings of Chichagof Island.

This federal site is unique for its combination of wilderness isolation and accessible outdoor recreation. Guests can enjoy direct fishing access and a variety of local hiking trails that showcase the dramatic scenery of the region. As a free, year-round destination managed by the USFS, it serves as a rustic sanctuary for adventurous travelers, though visitors should note that the site offers no utility hookups and requires boat-only access.

Because this is a remote wilderness location, it is best suited for self-sufficient campers who are comfortable managing their own travel logistics and safety. Whether you are seeking a quiet cabin rental experience or a basecamp for exploring the Alaskan wilderness, this site provides a memorable journey for those prepared to bring their own supplies and equipment.