Let's be honest: this is one lousy place to land a boat. The beach is exposed to most winds and it's very shallow, so making a dry landing is virtually impossible. You will get your feet wet, so wear water shoes.  And when the tide is out you’ll have your work cut out for you getting your gear from where we land to the yurt or camp site, or maybe you enjoy long hikes through muddy, wet tidal flats... Sounds great, doesn't it? It is. Once you are there you are in paradise. It’s quiet and serene and there is a classic Alaskan salmon stream teeming with pink salmon and Dolly Varden. When the salmon are running in late summer it seems as though you can walk across the stream on their backs and not get your feet wet. The eagles and bears and seals love this place, too. Share the fish and you’ll all get along. It's the Alaskan way.

More Info:
Yurt Rentals