Pybus Point Lodge is located in a very secluded and remote area that is only accessible by float plane or a long boat ride. The lodge islocated on an old commercial salmon cannery site that was set aside as part ofthe Homestead act in 1893. In 1907 much of the surrounding area was designatedthe Tongass National Forest President Theodore Roosevelt, and in 1978 theAdmiralty Island National Monument was created. However, because the canneryproperty was private land attached to the Homestead Act the it was not absorbedinto the National Monument. That means our lodge is in one of the most secludedand beautiful natural areas in the world without any other resorts, lodging, orcivilization nearby.
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To get here you will need to fly commercial to Juneau, AK and stay one night in a hotel (we will provide some hotel recommendations). Early morning on the first day of your trip we will meet you with a chartered plane and bring you to the lodge. A beauty-filled 45-50 minutes ride in a plane with sea floats transports you to our dock just outside the lodge.
We’ll take care of all the charter flight details to get you from Juneau the rest of the way to the lodge. We also offer personalized trip-planning support for any questions that you have about your trip to and from the lodge.
Discover why people like you can’t stop talking about Pybus Point Lodge. More than 30 years ago, the lodge opened as a simple fishing camp, drawing a devoted following in spite of basic accommodations. With new owners and experienced guides and crew, our corner of Alaska has become an unbeatable fishing and eco-tourism resort.
