SOUTH FRAZER LAKE CABIN
Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Cabins
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“GPS Coordinates: 57.213389, -154.105764 Beds: two bunk beds, 4 bunks. Mattresses not provided. Storage Cache: separate building available for storing food and/or hanging game meat. Drinking Water: cabin is situated approximately 200 yards off a fresh water lake. Heating: Nordic 250 oil drip stove; fuel consumption .08 - .26 gallons/hour. Fuel type: kerosene, heating oil, or automotive diesel. Do not attempt to use gasoline or white gas. Watch this operation video before your visit: Nordic Stove Operation Fishing: dolly varden and rainbow trout good at creek mouths; excellent fishing in Upper Dog Salmon River with sockeye salmon running July/August, silver salmon August/September, and steelhead September/November. Hunting: bear and deer. Frazer Fish Pass: from mid-May to mid-August Alaska Department of Fish and Game operates a weir and fish ladder on Dog Salmon Creek, enabling sockeye salmon to pass over a series of barrier falls and access their spawning grounds in Frazer Lake. A well developed walking trail from the outlet of the lake will take you approximately 3/4 of a mile to the fish pass, where Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge maintains a primitive bear viewing pad. Refuge staff are not always present, but it has become a popular destination for guided bear viewers on day trips, as well as self-guided ones operating from the public use cabin. Outhouse bathroom facilities are available near the viewing pad. Accessing Upper Dog Salmon River: it is advisable to have a small inflatable raft or kayaks to access the lake outlet from the cabin. The alternative requires a 2 mile off-trail walk around the lake's shore and wading across Dog Salmon Creek in order to access the walking trail at the outlet.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- People
- Up to 4
- Pets
- Allowed
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.
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“GPS Coordinates: 57.213389, -154.105764 Beds: two bunk beds, 4 bunks. Mattresses not provided. Storage Cache: separate building available for storing food and/or hanging game meat. Drinking Water: cabin is situated approximately 200 yards off a fresh water lake. Heating: Nordic 250 oil drip stove; fuel consumption .08 - .26 gallons/hour. Fuel type: kerosene, heating oil, or automotive diesel. Do not attempt to use gasoline or white gas. Watch this operation video before your visit: Nordic Stove Operation Fishing: dolly varden and rainbow trout good at creek mouths; excellent fishing in Upper Dog Salmon River with sockeye salmon running July/August, silver salmon August/September, and steelhead September/November. Hunting: bear and deer. Frazer Fish Pass: from mid-May to mid-August Alaska Department of Fish and Game operates a weir and fish ladder on Dog Salmon Creek, enabling sockeye salmon to pass over a series of barrier falls and access their spawning grounds in Frazer Lake. A well developed walking trail from the outlet of the lake will take you approximately 3/4 of a mile to the fish pass, where Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge maintains a primitive bear viewing pad. Refuge staff are not always present, but it has become a popular destination for guided bear viewers on day trips, as well as self-guided ones operating from the public use cabin. Outhouse bathroom facilities are available near the viewing pad. Accessing Upper Dog Salmon River: it is advisable to have a small inflatable raft or kayaks to access the lake outlet from the cabin. The alternative requires a 2 mile off-trail walk around the lake's shore and wading across Dog Salmon Creek in order to access the walking trail at the outlet.”
recreation.gov's note for this site
- People
- Up to 4
- Pets
- Allowed
From recreation.gov's site list, Oct 10, 2026.