Native village
Yakutat
Tlingit community on Yakutat Bay, the only permanent settlement on 275 miles of Gulf coast; Yaakwdáat, "where canoes rest."
2.3 mi
Floatplane base
Yakutat Seaplane Base (2Y3)
Public seaplane base about a mile northwest of town; no fuel.
- Faa code
- 2Y3
- Water type
- Bay
- Fuel available
- No
- Distance to town
- 1 mi
A public-use seaplane base listed by the FAA about 1 mile northwest of Yakutat. It is unattended and has no fuel; Yakutat Air and other charters work mainly from the land airport.
Location
Sources
- FAA Airport Data: Yakutat Seaplane Base (2Y3)Federal Aviation Administration · Accessed 2026-11-09
Last updated 2026-11-09
Nearby within 25 miles
Native villages
Campgrounds
Viewpoints
Airports
Public use cabins
Public-use cabin
Eagle Cabin (Middle Situk)
One of two Middle Situk cabins beside an airstrip, about 3 river miles below Nine Mile Bridge.
8.5 mi
Public-use cabin
Raven Cabin (Middle Situk)
The second Middle Situk cabin on the Situk River, next to Eagle Cabin and the Situk airstrip.
8.5 mi
Public-use cabin
Situk Lake Cabin
Russell Fiord Wilderness cabin on the east shore of Situk Lake, reached by a 3.1-mile trail or floatplane.
13.6 mi
Public-use cabin
Esker Stream Cabin
National Park Service cabin 20 miles across Yakutat Bay on the Malaspina Forelands; wheeled-plane beach landing.
21.0 mi