TWO ADJACENT LOTS FOR SALE
4.91 ACRES AND 4.84 ACRES
Direct Access to the Clear Waters of the Talachulitna River
Excellent Salmon, Trout Fishing & Hunting
Wilderness Seclusion w/ Lake Frontage, Dock, Lodge, 2 Homes, 5 Log Cabins on Lake Minchumina, Alaska
THE ULTIMATE WILDERNESS RETREAT LOCATION
SUSTAINABLE SUBSISTENCE LIFESTYLE
NO ROADS – NO NOISE – NO TAXES
VIEWS OF NORTH LIGHTS & DENALI
Location
Remote located on the northeast shore of Lake Minchumina, Alaska 99757
Approximately 140 miles south west of Fairbanks, Alaska and 10 miles north of Denali National Park.
Access is by float plane or fly into gravel airstrip across the lake and take a boat 6 mile across the lake to the lodge, snow machine or plane on skis in the winter.
Lake Front Established Lodge Business w/ Cabins / Dock on Denise Lake, Kenai Peninsula, Soldotna, Alaska
2,000+ Feet of Willow Creek Frontage – 25.6 acres Off the Grid in Willow, Alaska
Prime Visibility on Parks Hwy + Jacobson Lake Frontage at Red Light Intersection – 5.08 Acres
5.08 ACRES W/ FRONTAGE ON THE
GEORGE PARKS HIGHWAY & JACOBSON LAKE
Corner Lot at a Red light Intersection
Location
Go 3 miles north of Downtown Wasilla, Alaska, to mile 45.2 George Parks Highway, at the intersection of Stanley Road. Wasilla’s new Airport is located across Jacobson Lake and to the west of this parcel.
330 Feet of Lake Frontage with Log Lodge, Cabins, Dock, Off the Grid & On the Road System, Glennallen, Alaska
OPEN YEAR ROUND FOR WINTER AND SUMMER ACTIVITIES
26,000 Acre Lake And over 300 miles of Snow Machine Trails
Location
25600 Lake Louise Road, Glennallen, Alaska 99588
Alaska Farmland 639.84 Acres W/ Mountain Views – Delta Junction, Alaska
Alaska Ocean Frontage on Quiana Island w/ Home & Shop near Sitka
Location
Located 4 miles Southwest of Sitka, Alaska on Quiana Island surrounded by Aleutkina Bay in the Sitka Sound accessible by boat or float plane
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First Class Ocean Front Fishing lodge in Larsen Bay, Kodiak Island, Alaska
Turn-Key Ready for your New Business
Location
First Street, Larsen Bay, Alaska 99624
Larsen Bay is situated in a scenic valley on a narrow fjord 60 miles southwest of the City of Kodiak
Larsen Bay was named for Peter Larsen, an Unga Island furrier, hunter and guide, the community is called Uyak by the Aleut people who have resided here for 2,000 years. The village drew national attention in 1991 when the Smithsonian Institution returned the remains of 756 Alutiiq Natives. Interred in a mass grave, the burial marked the largest repatriation of Native remains ever conducted by the Smithsonian. Like many Kodiak Island communities, the Russian influence of fur traders in the late 1700s and early 1800s can also be seen throughout Larsen Bay in Russian Orthodox churches and cemeteries.
Larsen Bay is surrounded by Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge, the 2,812-square-mile preserve that covers two-thirds of Kodiak Island.
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Remote Western Alaska Fishing Lodge on Togiak River- Best King & Silver Salmon Fishing in Alaska
“Old Timers who have fished all over the State of Alaska claim this is best Location to go Salmon Fishing”
LOCATED IN THE TOGIAK NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
Location
The small rural village of Togiak is 389 air miles west of Anchorage, Alaska, there is an airport with a 4,400 foot X 75 foot gravel airstrip. Several private air charter services fly into this area from Anchorage and city of Dillingham. This lodge is located approximately 4.5 miles up the Togiak River and is the only lodge on this river. Togiak River is approximately 60 mile long starting from Bristol Bay to a 13 mile long lake call Togiak Lake in the Togiak National Wildlife Refuge.
Parcel Size
13.77 acres