Gut Island Cabin (No. 1)

Tongass National Forest

The larger and more youthful of a pair of cabins in Alaska’s scenic Inside Passage, Gut Island Cabin #1 offers up the best of the great outdoors for those willing to work for it

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Gut Island Cabin #2 is the older of the two cabins and, though it’s a tad smaller, it sleeps six just like its younger, bigger brother

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1962: A cabin is built on the north bank of the Stikine River

Cabin

Picnic table

Toilets

Campfires

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Gut Island Cabin (No. 1)

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