Camping at Young Lake North Cabin Campground

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Overview

Young Lake North Cabin Campground is a remote recreational site in the Tongass National Forest, which is located in Southeast Alaska. The Tongass National Forest is known as the largest national forest in the United States, offering a host of natural attractions, including rainforests, mountains, glaciers, and a myriad of wildlife.

Access

The Young Lake North Cabin Campground is typically accessed through floatplane or by boating as it is remote and not connected via road. The fact that it is remote provides a more secluded and intimate camping experience with nature.

Cabin Details

Cabin Capacity: The cabin usually has a capacity to accommodate up to 6 or 8 people, depending on the specifications.
Facilities: Facilities may include basic amenities such as wooden bunks, a table, benches, and a wood stove for heating.
Cooking: Typically, there's no running water or electricity, so visitors should plan to bring a cook stove or grill for cooking.
Water: Visitors will need to either bring their water or treat water taken from natural sources.

Activities

Fishing: Young Lake is popular for its trout and salmon fishing opportunities during specific seasons.
Wildlife Viewing: Common wildlife sightings can include bears, eagles, and Sitka black-tailed deer.
Water Activities: As the campground is by a lake, kayaking, and canoeing are popular.
Hiking: There are trails around the area for those interested in exploring the forest.

Things to Consider

Reservations: Reservations are typically required and can be made through the USDA Forest Service's reservation system.
Bear Country: As it is bear country, proper food storage and bear safety precautions are necessary.
Weather: The weather in Southeast Alaska is unpredictable. Rain gear and appropriate attire are essential.
Waste: Pack it in, pack it out policy is in effect; no trash services are available.

Safety and Regulations

Adhere to all safety notices and regulations posted by the U.S. Forest Service.
Be prepared to handle emergencies on your own; help can be hours away.
Use the cabin and natural resources responsibly to ensure they remain in good condition for future visitors.

Local Management

The cabin and its facilities are maintained by the U.S. Forest Service, and specific rules and guidelines provided by them must be followed during the stay. Contacting the local ranger district office for the latest information and conditions can be a wise move before planning your trip.

Before embarking on your trip to Young Lake North Cabin Campground, it is always advisable to check the latest information regarding reservations, access, and conditions as this information can change with time.