
Shelter / lean-to
Harlequin Lake Shelter
Free two-room A-frame on the airstrip at the end of Dangerous River Road, about a mile from Harlequin Lake.
2.9 mi
Public-use cabin
12 x 16 ft hunter-style cabin on a bluff above the braided Dangerous River, with a meat shed.
Tongass National Forest, Yakutat Ranger District · USFS
A 12 x 16 ft hunter-style cabin on a bluff overlooking the braided glacial Dangerous River, used mostly by moose hunters. A meat shed is available. Non-powered boats are not recommended on the river. Wooden bunks, table, benches, an oil stove and an outhouse; no mattresses or cooking gear. Bring sleeping bags and pads, a cook stove, cookware, food and No. 1 stove oil. Peak rate $30, non-peak $25 per night; reserve on Recreation.gov.
Hunting · Cabins
Last updated 2026-11-09

Public-use cabin
A-frame on the coast about 30 miles southeast of Yakutat, popular for coho fishing; fly in by air taxi.
6.7 mi
Public-use cabin
The second Middle Situk cabin on the Situk River, next to Eagle Cabin and the Situk airstrip.
17.2 mi
Public-use cabin
One of two Middle Situk cabins beside an airstrip, about 3 river miles below Nine Mile Bridge.
17.3 mi
Public-use cabin
Russell Fiord Wilderness cabin on the east shore of Situk Lake, reached by a 3.1-mile trail or floatplane.
18.2 mi
Public-use cabin
Fly-in cabin beside an airstrip below the Brabazon Range, 2 miles from iceberg-filled Tanis Lake.
24.4 mi

Fishing spot
Remote coastal river about 30 miles southeast of Yakutat, known for fall coho; fly in to the Forest Service cabin.
6.7 mi
Fishing spot
Yakutat's famous steelhead, sockeye and coho river: a 13.5-mile float from Nine Mile Bridge to the ocean.
18.1 mi