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Thayer Lake Wilderness Lodge Alaska wilderness lodge Angoon
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Thayer Lake Wilderness Lodge

Angoon, Alaska Est. 1947

Off-grid lodge on Admiralty Island's Thayer Lake, established 1947, offering stream fishing, paddling, and rainforest solitude 60 air miles from Juneau.

salmonbrown bearsitka deer
Thayer Lake Wilderness Lodge Alaska lodge

3

night minimum

5

1 reviews

About Thayer Lake Wilderness Lodge

Thayer Lake Wilderness Lodge sits inside Admiralty Island National Monument in the Tongass National Forest, about 60 air miles from Juneau, on a lakeshore that stayed virtually untouched by people until Bob and Edith Nelson established the lodge in 1947.

The operation deliberately runs counter to most Alaska lodges: the vision isn't trophy fish or must-see landmarks, but solitude — small-stream fishing expeditions, hiking, and paddling in unspoiled old-growth rainforest, for guests who want the island just as it is and has always been.

Background as described by the operator on their own website.

Rates & Packages

All-inclusive wilderness packages; access by floatplane or canoe route from Angoon

Fishing Targets

salmon

Hunting Packages

brown bearsitka deer

Amenities & Highlights

  • Remote off-grid cabins
  • Brown bear viewing
  • Canoeing and kayaking
  • Cross Admiralty Canoe Route access
  • Freshwater fishing
  • Hiking
  • Family-owned since 1947
  • Floatplane or boat access

Inquire / Book

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Starting from

3-night minimum stay

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