Cabin Accommodation

Haines Junction, located 34 km away from your cabin, offers shower facilities as well as telephone and internet access. Grocery shopping facilities are located in Whitehorse and in Haines, Alaska. Haines Junction offers food and drinks sold at the local gas stations, restaurants and the village bakery. There is a library and a liquor store in the village.

We recommend traveling with your car or rental, so you can make the 35 km drive to Haines Junction as needed to go shopping, eat at a restaurant, or visit the internet café. A car is also required for most of the hikes and day trips in our area.

For cold storage each cabin gets a cooler with frozen cooling elements and water for cooking and washing (as much as you need) from our own spring in jerrycans.

Please bring the following equipment:

• Sleeping bag or blankets
• Food and drinks
• Head lamp
• Bear spray
• Mosquito spray (seasonal)

We will provide:

A cooler with frozen cooling elements for cold storage of food.

Water for cooking and washing (as much as you need) from our own spring in jerrycans. You can get extra free water in buckets and heat it up for a simple outdoor shower.

Spices, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, sugar, as well as toilet paper.

Mattress with cover as well as pillow with pillow case

For maximum relaxation, you can enjoy a hot sauna!

Sauna (September to May)
$ 40 for wood and water (bucket shower) up to 2 guests, additional users $ 10

Pets

Ask us in advance if you like to bring a dog or pet ($ 20 extra fee per night). Only trained pets in some cabins allowed. Please bring a blanket or dog bed along (they are not allowed on the beds or furniture). We do have outdoor kennel space with dog houses available for free upon request.

You can book a stay for your dog at www.kluanepointkennel.com. The Grantham Family is offering secure boarding experience for dogs. They are located a few KM south of Haines Junction along the Alaska Highway. Phone  867 332 2006 to book your dogs vacation.

Any further questions? Please contact us

• Day or multi-day hikes in and around beautiful Kluane National Park. Choose between mountain hikes, easy or more difficult well-marked trails, or bush-wacks.
• Glacier sightseeing flights to Canada’s largest non-polar ice field and tallest mountains with a view of Mount Logan.
• Day trip with your own car over the Haines summit, south on the Haines Road, across the Canadian/USA border to Haines, Alaska, a 220 km drive from where we are located. The drive from the Kluane region across the high-alpine Haines Pass all the way down to the ocean, along the St. Elias Mountain Range, offers a lot of variety and is of exceptional beauty. Enjoy the museums, hikes, souvenir shopping, and fresh fish in this small harbor town.
•  You can get information about safe travel in bear country at the Visitor Center in Haines Junction. Ask for the video presentation, “STAYING SAFE IN BEAR COUNTRY” at the Kluane National Parks Visitor Center.
• Visit the exhibit and souvenir shop at the Da Ku Cultural Centre. A variety of exhibit areas showcase the culture and history of the Champagne and Aishihik people.
• Take a scenic bike ride on the Haines Highway to the nearby lakes or roller skate or ski on the smoothest pavement of the North. The Haines Road has little traffic and is therefore popular with cyclists. There is some mountain biking routes on old mining roads nearby.
• The Alaska Highway North through Haines Junction takes you on a 110 km drive to Kluane Lake. Often times, you can observe and photograph Dall’s sheep on the mountainsides. Take advantage of a full day in this beautiful area by choosing from various short and long hiking trails.
• Bring your kayak, canoe, paddle board or motor boat to enjoy nearby Kathleen or Dezedeash Lake. Or explore short river trips nearby.
• Interested photographers can take a photo workshop with expert tips from the professional photographer Beat Glanzmann.
• Our friendly huskies enjoy visits from dog lovers. They can hardly wait to be petted.
• During an evening stroll, you can watch beavers become active and start their night time work.
• Visit an Native settlement on a salmon river and observe salmon during spawning season.

We are happy to provide additional information and tips to our guests on site.

Additional services upon request:

• Rent a canoe for 2 people, life jackets and paddles $ 100 per day
• Rent a bike $ 40 per day
• Photo workshop (1–3 hours) $ 160 per hour up to 2 people, additional participants $ 50
• Guided hiking $ 210 up to 3 people, additional guests $ 30
• Guided canoeing with equipment and transportation of canoes $ 280 up to 3 people, additional guests $ 60
• Shuttles for groups, bikes and/or canoes price upon request depending on KM
• Rent snowshoe $ 25 per day, per person
• Cross country ski rental $ 50 per day
• Guided ice-fishing trips price upon request depending on hours, group size and location.
• Rent a tent, wall tent or book a igloo building workshop