Scattered all over the state of Alaska are hidden cabins for private or public use. Alaska State Parks have almost 70 cabins that are off the beaten path and accessible to all visitors. Some people have decided to take matters into their own hands and build their own dream cabins tucked into the Alaskan wilderness. Whether you’re lucky enough to know an owner for one of these private cabins, or if you can make the trip out to one of these public use rental cabins, you’ll get to experience Alaska on a deeper level than many others. Have fun drooling over these nine dreamy Alaskan cabins.
- Peterson Lake Cabin - Forest Service Cabin
Joseph | Flickr
- Engineer Lake Cabin - Forest Service Cabin
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters | Flickr
- Earthsong Lodge - Private Residence
Timothy Wildey | Flickr
- Trapper Cabin Denali National Park
elmundoenbici | Flickr
- Galena - Private Residence
Joseph | Flickr
- Bennett Cabin
Ed Keith | Flickr
- Private Cabin Along the Alaskan Yukon Border
David Schroeder | Flickr
- Winter Wonderland at Wonderlane - Private Residence
Wonderlane | Flickr
- Berner’s Bay Cabin
Joseph | Flickr
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Joseph | Flickr
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Headquarters | Flickr
Timothy Wildey | Flickr
elmundoenbici | Flickr
Ed Keith | Flickr
David Schroeder | Flickr
Wonderlane | Flickr
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