Mcdonald Lake Cabin
Tongass National Forest, Alaska
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About Mcdonald Lake Cabin
Overview
McDonald Lake Cabin sits on Wolverine Island near the outlet of McDonald Lake 50 miles from Ketchikan, Alaska. The cabin is available year-round and makes an excellent
base for experiencing this corner of Alaska with its many recreational options and abundant wildlife.
The cabin is remote and accessible only by boat or float plane, depending on conditions. Visitors arriving by boat must anchor at Yes Bay and walk the 1.5-mile McDonald Lake Trail to get to the cabin.
This primitive cabin has no electricity, indoor plumbing or cell phone coverage.
Visitors are responsible for their own travel arrangements and safety, and must bring several of their own amenities.Recreation
Boating, hiking, fishing and hunting are popular activities at this cabin. The McDonald Lake Trail features a 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) 3-sided shelter.
A skiff with oars is provided for rowing around the lake, but visitors must provide their own life jackets. The skiff can use a
Source: Recreation.gov
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