Activities
AUTO TOURING, BIKING, BOATING, CAMPING, INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMS, FISHING, HIKING, HORSEBACK RIDING, HUNTING, OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE, PICNICKING, WINTER SPORTS, RECREATIONAL VEHICLES, VISITOR CENTER, WILDLIFE VIEWING, FIRE LOOKOUTS/CABINS OVERNIGHT, SWIMMING
Campground Reservations
Alaska Campgrounds | SIGNAL CREEK CAMPGROUND | LAST CHANCE CAMPGROUND | FLORENCE LAKE (EAST) CABIN | HASSELBORG CREEK CABIN | BIG SHAHEEN CABIN | LITTLE SHAHEEN CABIN | LAKE ALEXANDER CABIN | JIMS LAKE CABIN | CHURCH BIGHT CABIN | PYBUS BAY CABIN | ADMIRALTY COVE CABIN | YOUNG LAKE (NORTH) CABIN | YOUNG LAKE (SOUTH) CABIN | GREENTOP CABIN | DAN MOLLER CABIN | TURNER LAKE WEST CABIN | TURNER LAKE EAST CABIN | EAGLE GLACIER CABIN | DENVER CABOOSE CABIN | BERNERS BAY CABIN | ANCHOR PASS CABIN | BLIND PASS CABIN | FISH CREEK CABIN | HECKMAN LAKE CABIN | HELM BAY CABIN | HELM CREEK CABIN | JORDAN LAKE CABIN | MCDONALD LAKE CABIN | PATCHING LAKE CABIN | PLENTY CUTTHROAT CABIN | PHOCENA BAY CABIN | REFLECTION LAKE CABIN | SOUTHEAST HECKMAN CABIN | ALAVA BAY CABIN | BAKEWELL LAKE CABIN | CHECATS LAKE CABIN | ELLA NARROWS CABIN | HUGH SMITH LAKE CABIN | HUMPBACK LAKE CABIN | MANZANITA LAKE CABIN | WILSON NARROWS CABIN | Hiking Trails
More Alaska Recreation Areas | Tongass National Forest Public lands on the Tongass consist of glimmering rain forests, glaciers and icefields, spectacular scenery, mountains, waterways, and thousands of islands separated by straits and channels. Over 400 species of terrestrial and marine wildlife, fish, and shellfish abound. Some species, such as the bald eagle and the brown bear, are endangered in other parts of the United States, but thrive in your forest. The Tongass National Forest offers outstanding recreation opportunities, some very different from anything you’ll experience in National Forests in the lower 48 states. You can camp in a campground – or in a cabin. You can hike through dense forest, alpine meadow, or on a wooden boardwalk trail through peat bogs called muskegs. You can explore world-class caves. You can enjoy salt water fjords and unending waterways by canoe or kayak, your own motor or sail boat, charter boat, ferry, or cruise ship. You can watch bears, eagles, whales, and countless other wild animals in their natural settings. You can visit glaciers by land or sea. And of course, you can fish, in fresh or salt water environments, everything from herring to trout, salmon to halibut. For a truely Alaskan experience, visit the Tongass. Cabin Fees Beginning in 2016 fees for rental cabins on the Tongass National Forest will be adjusted through a three-year phase in process. The fee adjustments vary by cabin based upon market comparison, demand, and an evaluation of cabin amenities. For a complete list of cabins and the fees thru 2018 see the 2016-2018 All Tongass Cabin Fees Schedule fee sheet. Please note, there is a non-refundable $8.00 reservation fee in addition to the cabin fee. Related Link(s)
