Remote Cabin & Camping Sites Wilderness cabins sleep six and are located along remote coastlines often next to beautiful streams and/or lakes with scenic views of mountains, glaciers, and wildlife. Beds are typically wooden bunk style with mattresses or foam padding. You should bring a sleeping bag and pad, appropriate outerwear, safety equipment, and food and water for two additional days. Permits are issued to anyone 18 years or older and stays are limited to 7-days. A permit day begins at 12 noon and ends at 12 noon the following day.

Use our high-speed water taxi to gain access to cabins and remote camping sites while easily carrying kayaks and gear for up to six passengers to your desired location. Not sure what to bring? No problem, we can do the planning for you. We provide expert knowledge and information regarding weather, tides, wilderness access, safety precautions, maps, and logistics. Rent kayaks and camping gear built for Southeast Alaska, and enjoy the solitude of self-adventure.

26 Foot "Glacier Soul" Water Taxi Transport Up to 6-Passengers & 700lbs of Gear Tandem & Single Kayak Saddles Heated Cabin & Head Trip Planning Assistance & Van Transport Tricks To Make Our Water Taxi Rates More Affordable Get a group of 4 to 6 people to split the cost of the charter Ask if you can combine with another scheduled trip Water taxi rates based on mileage - we charge by the boat charter, not per person. Please contact us for a quote and to check availability.    Forest Service Cabins                                                   Berner's Bay cabin Admiralty Cove cabin Taku Glacier cabin Turner Lake cabin Pybus Bay cabin Church Bight cabin in Gambier Bay Alaska State Park Cabins St. James Bay cabin Seymour Canal cabin Taku Harbor cabin Lighthouse Retreats Sentinel Lighthouse Point Retreat Lighthouse Remote Camping Locations Tracy Arm Camp Fords Terror Camp