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Alaska's
Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge
Email:
ridgewoodlodge@homernet.net
Phone: (907) 296-2217
Alaska’s
Ridgewood Lodge is a place to experience Alaska in luxurious comfort
with welcoming hosts, Kevin & Lucinda Sidelinger. Alaska’s
Ridgewood Lodge is on a secluded hilltop above the upscale community of
Halibut Cove. It is surrounded by expansive decks with panoramic
views of local beaches, estuaries, mountains, lots of clean Alaskan air
and the wild beautiful Kachemak Bay State Park. The lodge & manicured
lawns have been designed & built by Kevin. Daily rate includes room with
private bath, all meals, booking services for additional activities, use
of lodge facilities, housekeeping services, and laundry facilities.
We are open year round. Please visit our website at
www.ridgewoodlodge.com.
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Experience the wilderness of Halibut Cove! Hideaway Cove Wilderness Lodge is
the only lodge in Halibut Cove with direct access to the State Park trail
system. A 30-minute hike takes you to a pristine glacier valley, and a
30-minute paddle takes you to the community of Halibut Cove! Guests at the
lodge see wildlife daily, including sea otters, seals, eagles, black bears
and whales. Our guided excursions are led by a wildlife biologist with over
20 years of guiding experience. Our secluded log cabins have private decks,
fireplaces, and the best view imaginable...just 16 feet from the high-tide
line. See our online specials and book now.
OTHER LODGING ACROSS THE BAY
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Alaska's Sadie Cove
Wilderness Lodge
(Near Halibut Cove)
Email:
mail@sadiecove.com
Local Phone: (907) 235-2350
 Alaska's
Sadie Cove Wilderness Lodge - one of the top10 Eco-Resorts in North
America - serving a small number of overnight guests only. Private
parties of 8 or more get the entire lodge to themselves and additional
patrons are never brought in for meals, equipment rentals, or the like.
Relax in an atmosphere of fun and friendship and if adventure is what
you enjoy, Sadie Cove has plenty to offer from bear viewing to glacier
kayaking. Completely off the grid the lodge generates it's own
electricity with silent and non-polluting hydro power. The lodge itself
was built from drift logs that were cut by hand, one at a time, to make
the lumber that the buildings and docks are made of. It has been a labor
of love for Alaska pioneer Keith Iverson who has lived in Sadie Cove for
33 years. See wild mountain goats on the surrounding cliffs and bald
eagles in the air at eye level from the cabin decks. A
once-in-a-lifetime experience - book early as they fill up way in
advance. Please visit our website at
www.sadiecove.com.
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 Recommended
by Fodor’s, Frommer’s, Alaska’s Best Places, Outside magazine’s
Wilderness Lodge Vacations and AAA. “Wilderness plush”
accommodations, standard electricity, private restrooms, ocean and
mountain views. Walk quiet beaches, hike private nature trails, soak
in the bayside hot tub, fish off the dock or watch amazing tidal
fluctuations of up to 28 vertical feet. Located between Halibut
Cove and Seldovia next to Kachemak Bay State Park nine ocean miles
from Homer.
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