
Bear viewing site
Anan Wildlife Observatory
Covered shelter and decks where black and brown bears fish a major pink salmon run near Wrangell.
0.0 mi

Trail
Half-mile trail from Anan Bay to the wildlife observatory decks.
Tongass National Forest · USFS
From the Anan Bay landing, a roughly half-mile trail leads through forest to the covered viewing shelter, decks and photo blind at Anan Creek. Outhouses are at the trailhead and deck. Access is by boat or floatplane only; permits are required July 5 through August 25.
Hiking · Bear viewing
Last updated 2026-11-06

Public-use cabin
Cedar cabin at Anan Bay; cabin reservation holds four Anan Observatory permits.
0.6 mi
Public-use cabin
Fly-in hunter cabin at the head of Anan Lake with a skiff.
3.8 mi
Public-use cabin
Hunter cabin in Frosty Bay off Seward Passage south of Wrangell.
8.8 mi
Public-use cabin
A-frame cabin overlooking Berg Bay and Blake Channel.
13.6 mi
Public-use cabin
Remote A-frame on Eagle Lake, 44 miles southeast of Wrangell by floatplane.
18.0 mi
Campground
Road-end campsite on Eastern Passage with a marine access facility below.
15.2 mi
Campground
Two tent platforms on saltwater, reached by a half-mile trail or by boat.
18.2 mi
Campground
Two fully accessible free overlook campsites on the Nemo-Skip Loop Road.
19.3 mi
Campground
Fully accessible single campsite overlooking Zimovia Strait and the Three Sisters peaks.
19.5 mi

Campground
Free 8-site accessible Forest Service camp area on four overlooks south of Wrangell.
19.6 mi