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Alaska PUBLIC USE CABINS
Public use cabins throughout Alaska are available from the US Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the National Park Service, Alaska State Parks, and the National Wildlife Refuge. These cabins are located throughout Alaska on trails, lakes, streams, ocean shorelines and in alpine areas. They are managed by their respective public agencies, each with its own rental guidelines.

Most cabin accomodations include a heating stove, bunks/sleeping platforms, table and chairs, and an outhouse. Many of the lakeside cabins also include row boats. You must provide your own food, cook stove and cooking utensils, water, and bedding.

Access to cabins is by plane, boat, trail or a combination of these. You must arrange your own transportation to and from the cabins. A list of operators authorized to provide transportation can be obtained from the managing agency.

Alaska weather can delay your trip at any time of year, especially along coastal areas, so plan accordingly in regards to extra food, provisions and pick-up plans. For any travel in Alaska's backcountry, you are responsible for your own safety; be prepared with survival skills and proper equipment. National Park Service Cabins
Alaska NATIONAL PARK SERVICE CABINS
Click the link at the left for information on National Park Service Cabins Alaska State Parks Public Use Cabins
Alaska ALASKA STATE PARKS PUBLIC USE CABINS Click the link on the left for information on Alaska State Parks Public Use Cabins BLM Public Use Cabins
Alaska BLM PUBLIC USE CABINS
You will find most of the BLM's 12 public use cabins along winter trails in the White Mountains National Recreation Area. Because of wet and muddy conditions, these cabins are easiest to access during winter. Click the link on the left for more information and photos. National Wildlife Refuge - Public Use Cabins
Alaska KODIAK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE PUBLIC USE CABINS
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge maintains eight public use cabins. You must take a float plane or boat to all of the cabins because brush and terrain make hiking very difficult. There is no road access. Click the link on the left for more information and photos. Add your link Advertise your Alaska flying business on this page.