Young Lake (North) Cabin

Nestled on the northern tip of Admiralty Island, the Young Lake (North) Cabin offers a truly immersive wilderness experience within the pristine Tongass National Forest. This remote federal site provides a tranquil escape where guests can enjoy the natural beauty of Alaska, surrounded by dense forests and the serene waters of the lake. It is a premier destination for those seeking solitude and a unique lodging experience far from the bustle of city life.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore, as the site offers immediate access to hiking trails, fishing spots, and opportunities for berry picking and wildlife viewing. The cabin serves as a rustic basecamp for adventurous travelers looking to boat or hike through the rugged Alaskan terrain. Because access to this site is exclusively via float plane, it is best suited for independent travelers, experienced backcountry campers, and those comfortable with remote, off-the-grid living conditions.

Please note that this is a primitive facility with no hookups available. Visitors should be prepared to be fully self-sufficient during their stay. Whether you are looking to spend your days casting a line or trekking through the wilderness, this cabin provides a rare opportunity to connect with the raw, untouched beauty of the Alaska region.