Alaska Wilderness Lodges

Get a remote Alaska wilderness experience with a stay at this Alaska lodge owned by a local family for three generations. Set in the middle of the largest national park in the USA, Ultima Thule Lodge is accessible only by plane. Enjoy customized flight-safari adventures everyday such as hiking, flight-seeing, kayaking and bear-viewing.

Tutka Bay Lodge sits on 11 acres at the entrance to a seven-mile fjord at the southern end of Kachemak Bay, near Homer, Alaska. The six cabins offer a home base for nature enthusiasts to explore rugged coastlines, deep fjords, dramatic mountains, quiet beaches, old-growth Sitka spruce forests, and amazing tidal fluctuations.

Katmai Wilderness Lodge is located inside Katmai National Park and offers guests the unique chance to see wildlife up-close including bears, sea otters, eagles, moose, and more. Enjoy comfortable cabins and a nationally-recognized chef as you experience the rustic elegance and exclusive access to wilderness that this Alaska lodge provides.

Stay at the Kenai Backcountry Lodge for a remote Alaska adventure in the heart of Kenai National Wildlife Refuge's two million acres. This rustic and remote Alaska lodge is filled with history, hospitality, and natural beauty in its scenic spot on the shoreline of glacier-carved Skilak Lake and is accessible only by boat.

Stay at this unique and remote Alaska wilderness lodge in the stunning landscape of the Kenai Peninsula. The eco-lodge and guest cabins are nestled within a native-owned wildlife sanctuary on the edge of a lagoon. Enjoy views of Pedersen Glacier and Alaska's rugged beauty from the comfort of your own private cabin.

Visit this original lodge located amidst snow-capped mountain scenery along the banks of the upper Kenai River at Cooper Landing in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula. Stay in cozy cabins with private en-suite bathrooms as you spend your time wildlife viewing, hiking, and relaxing in the wood-fired sauna.

Tutka Bay Lodge sits on 11 acres at the entrance to a seven-mile fjord at the southern end of Kachemak Bay, near Homer, Alaska. The six cabins offer a home base for nature enthusiasts to explore rugged coastlines, deep fjords, dramatic mountains, quiet beaches, old-growth Sitka spruce forests, and amazing tidal fluctuations.

Stay in one of 42 cozy cabins along Moose Creek in the heart of the remote Denali national Park. Enjoy an all-inclusive stay at the end of the 92 mile Denali Park Road as you explore the wild landscape with naturalist guides who help explain the history, geology, and wildlife of the park. Choose from hiking, biking, fishing, yoga and other experiences available at the lodge.

Camp Denali is a fly-in wilderness lodge located in the heart of Denali National Park. Guest cabins are privately nestled along a tundra and boreal forest ridgeline, each offering a picture-window view of Denali. An uphill stroll leads to the timber frame dining room and historic log lodge. Daily naturalist-led hikes immerse guests in the wilderness and wildlife of Denali. Gathering at long tables for meals fosters community and camaraderie. Camp Denali remains true to the vision of its founders over 70 years ago—a place that does not insulate visitors from the wilderness waiting to be explored.