Lodging in Halibut Cove
(and surrounding areas)
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.
Email:
ridgewoodlodge@homernet.net
Phone: (907) 296-2217
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Hideaway Cove Lodge
Website:
www.hideawaycovelodge.com
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.
Email:
hideawaycovelodge@gmail.com
Toll free 1-888-503-7160 |
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This cozy one room cabin, FINS, nestled up on a cliff at the water's edge has
all the comforts of home. With a spectacular view of the cove, mountains, and
glacier, you can wile away the hours relaxing on the deck, listening to the
mesmerizing sound of the water lapping on the shore while you contemplate the
rugged beauty of the scenery. This cabin getaway is perfect for those who want
to enjoy the tranquility of nature at it's best, in a "fancy camping"
atmosphere.
While in Bear Cove you may want to kayak, dig clams at low tide, pack a picnic
lunch and hike the short trail to Loon Lake. You can pick red and black
currents and high bush cranberries in the fall, or if you have arrived in your
own boat you can halibut fish in Kachemak Bay just outside the island. Do you
like birding? We have seen a large variety of birds including a pair of eagles
that have built a nest behind the cabin and hatch an eaglet every summer. And
last but not least of course, there are the bears.....
Please visit our website at:
www.bearcovealaska.com
Email:
bearislandcabins@gmail.com
Reservations: 907-299-3773 |
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