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Robe Lake Lodge Alaska wilderness lodge Valdez
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Robe Lake Lodge

Valdez, Alaska Est. 2009

Owner-built log lodge on Robe Lake outside Valdez, run by the Swierk family since 2009 with rooms, cabins and Prince William Sound fishing packages.

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Robe Lake Lodge Alaska lodge

4.4

48 reviews

About Robe Lake Lodge

Robe Lake Lodge is owned and run by Joshua and Tabatha Swierk, who grew up in Maine, met at the University of Maine in Orono, and moved north after a 2004 trip to Alaska — driving over Thompson Pass and through Keystone Canyon sold them on Valdez. They married on the property in 2007 and are raising two daughters there.

The log lodge, built with timber from Interior Alaska, went up in 2008 and opened for business in summer 2009. It overlooks two-mile-long Robe Lake at the foot of the Chugach Mountains between Valdez and Thompson Pass, renting rooms, cabins, or the whole lodge, with summer fishing packages for halibut, salmon and shark on Prince William Sound and winter trips built around skiing and snowmachining.

Background as described by the operator on their own website.

Fishing Targets

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Amenities & Highlights

  • lodging
  • guided fishing

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