Hiking
Our roadless region of Southwest Alaska is filled with inspiring possibilities for the hiking enthusiast. We have innumerable locations to find breathtaking wilderness hikes, and the floatplane is just the ticket to get you deep into the wilderness for a day hike and back home again in time for a hot shower and delicious dinner.
Imagine hiking a trail through a mountain pass used by Eskimos and Aleuts to portage and trade for thousands of years. Then, consider the same trail used by Russian traders and explorers in the 1700s when the land was in Russian America. How about hiking to the rim of a volcano that has been dormant for 30 years?
We have a few hikes set up to seek objectives such as viewing birds, bears, caribou, walruses, seals, and other various wildlife, waterfalls, rock formations, or just plain beautiful scenery vistas. Of course, there are many places to hike into and find great fishing.
A scenic hike in remote Alaska can be one of the most rewarding and memorable experiences of a trip to the Lodge. Don’t forget your camera!
World Class!
World Class operation!! As the past president of Safari Club International I have been to many luxury lodges and I consider Crystal Creek Lodge as one of the best of the best. It has superior fishing, great accommodations but most of all a World Class staff, from the guides to the chefs. I promise you that you will not find a better place to fish in Alaska.