Blind Pass Cabin
Tongass National Forest, Alaska
Amenities
About Blind Pass Cabin
Overview
Blind Pass Cabin sits on the northwest shore of Hassler Island, on Blind Pass. This secluded retreat is open year-round and makes an ideal base camp for exploring
the various bays and inlets in the northern Behm Canal area.
The site can be accessed by float plane, boat or kayak, depending on conditions. Guests are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring
several of their own amenities.Recreation
The area is noted for king salmon runs into the Unuk River, with other salmon species, halibut, red snapper, Dungeness crab and shrimp also in abundance. A freshwater
lake with trout is located about a half-mile upstream from the cabin. There is no trail to the lake.
Sea kayaking is a popular mode of transportation, and many kayakers use this cabin as a base for exploring Bell Island, Gedney Pass and Bell Arm. It is also possible to
Source: Recreation.gov
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