There are literally hundreds of Public Use Cabins in Alaska. Most are remote and visitors must either hike in, charter a boat or fly in to gain access. Very few of the cabins can be accessed by the road system alone. Follow these links for detailed information about the cabins, outdoor recreational opportunities available near each cabin and reservation information.
All cabins have either a wood burning stove or an oil burning stove for heat.
The nature of the cabins varies from location to location. Thus, the cabins have been categorized by location and sub-categorized by managing entity to simplify the selection process. These cabins offer the outdoor recreationalist countless opportunities to experience the Greatland. Located in the Tongass National Forest, these cabins are found in the backdrop of some the most pristine wilderness found anywhere in the world. Located in the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge and surrounding islands, these cabins are situated in some of the most productive wildlife habitat in the world.