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Experience
the Last Frontier
Like nowhere else
Your Wilderness Retreat
Immerse yourself in authentic Alaskan comfort — a cozy log cabin or premium yurt after your day’s adventures here in Wrangell St. Elias National Park & Preserve. Access the best of the Last Frontier's wildness and tranquility from your base at our remote, historic, family-operated lodge. Restore your soul among sweeping mountain peaks and vibrant taiga meadows far from the crowds. Recharge responsibly at our sustainable, off-grid lodging and enjoy locally-sourced, wild-harvested cuisine while connecting with Alaska on a personal level.
Comfort in Wild country
The best of Alaska’s undiscovered taiga wilderness -find serenity, calm, and millions of pristine acres here in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve, without an expensive, weather-dependent air or water taxi. We offer unpretentious, authentic creature comforts and warm hospitality in a peaceful, one-of-a-kind setting that is unheard of in Alaska these days.
Whether you're a first-time visitor or long-time trekker— we welcome you to our lodgings. We offer authentic, well-equipped log cabins, fully-appointed yurts, historic tavern, liquor store, firewood, and shower house in summer. We rely on renewable energy from wind, solar, and biomass to conserve resources and reduce our environmental impact. Our staff are paid a living wage and many of our ingredients are locally grown and harvested to ensure a responsible, sustainable option for conscientious guests.
If you're looking for the real Alaska (with the creature comforts), you’ll find it here with us!
Explore Our Cabins
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The Alaskan Cabin
This is THE classic Alaskan experience — a cozy log cabin in Alaska's mountain kingdom with en suite bathroom mid-May to September. Comfortably sleeps 4 guests.
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The Raven Cabin
The Raven Cabin is constructed of all reclaimed wood, has en suite bathroom mid-May to mid-September, well-equipped kitchen, queen bed, queen loft bed, perfect for 2-5 guests.
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New for 2024: Yurt 1
The 24-foot en suite yurt is nice for couples or small families (3-5 people) on their wilderness excursions.
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The Fox's Den
The Fox’s Den is a cozy retreat for a couple or three close friends (1-3 people) who want to enjoy the wilderness in comfort.
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The Mountain Spruce Cabin
The Mountain Spruce Cabin has a handmade log queen bed, full-size futon bed, full kitchen, and is perfect for 2-4 guests.
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The Lodge
The Lodge is tucked within Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, North America’s largest national park and is part of one of the world’s largest internationally protected ecosystems.
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“one of the best stays away from home that I’ve ever had. Mike and Victoria were the most friendly and accommodating hosts ever. I can’t recommend the Wrangell Mountains Wilderness Lodge enough!”
— Ryan cole
Frequently asked questions
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That depends on what you like to do. The tranquil area surrounding the lodge offers incredible scenery and outdoor opportunities year-round. This is a spectacular and rewarding place, any time you choose to visit.
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We are a family operation with dogs on the property, and welcome children and well-behaved dogs (with pet fee). Parents and dog owners are expected to clean up after those in their care. We have portable Pack N Play cribs along with children’s books and DVDs to lend. We do not have a babysitting service.
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During our high season (May to September) there are a few holidays with a two-night minimum: Memorial Day (late May), Independence Day (early July), and Labor Day (early September) weekends.
During the low season, October to April, we are one of the few lodges in the park open year-round, we offer 2-night minimum stays. -
We encourage our guests to come prepared to “unplug and reconnect” during their stay. Each cabin and lodge room has a flat-screen TV with DVD player. We do have limited satellite internet available for a fee for guests who must stay connected and bring their own device (tablet, smartphone, etc.). Cell service throughout Alaska is spotty and here, in North America’s largest national park,
We know you have questions about your stay in the wilderness of Alaska. We are here to help!