Tok air service flying since 1959 — second-generation bush pilots running hunt drop-offs, float trips, and scheduled Eastern Interior routes.
40-Mile Air has been flying Alaska's Eastern Interior since 1959 and is owned and operated by second-generation bush pilots and lifelong Alaskans. The Tok-based fleet runs ten aircraft — four Super Cubs, three Cessna 206s, a 207, a 185, a Robinson R44 helicopter, and a twin-engine Piper Navajo.
Work includes hunting drop-offs and float hunts with access to game management units 20E, 20D, 12, and 13, plus float and fishing trips, caribou viewing, backcountry hiking drop-offs, flightseeing charters, and scheduled service around the Eastern Interior.
Background as described by the operator on their own website.
$10,000–$16,000/guided hunt (moose/caribou, 10 days); air charter from $400/hr
Alaska hunting seasons vary significantly by Game Management Unit and species. Confirm current seasons with ADF&G and book well in advance — quality outfitters fill 6–18 months ahead for peak species. Non-residents must be accompanied by a licensed guide or qualifying Alaska resident for most big game species.
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tok, Alaska
tok, Alaska
tok, Alaska
Ellis family lodge at Mile 42 Nabesna Road since the 1950s — B&B stays plus Dall sheep, moose, and bear hunts in the Wrangell Mountains.
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$10,000–$16,000/guided hunt (moose/caribou, 10 days)