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Latitude 60 03.354N, Longitude 148 03.460 W

Getting Here is Part of the Alaskan Fun

One of the finest lodges in Prince William Sound, Port Ashton Lodge is located in the remote Western Prince William Sound, Alaska and is easily accessible  - but only by air or water! You can make it even more of an Alaskan adventure out of it by taking the Alaska scenic railroad to Whittier or Seward, and starting your trip from there. Here are some recommendations.

From Whittier 

Drive, or take a picturesque ride on the Alaska Railroad to Whittier. From Whittier to the lodge, enjoy the scenic ride on a charter boat  or water taxi .

Alaska State Ferry

The Kennicott ferry runs throughout the summer departing from Whittier, making a whistle stop in Chenega Bay on Evans Island.  We are 3 miles by water and can arrange pick up. The Kennicott is the only marine ferry with fins, making for a smooth travel across open water (under most conditions).

www.dot.state.ak.us

 

Boat rental out of Whittier

www.alaska-boat-rentals.com

 

Fishing charter boat can also be your mode of transportation to Port Ashton Lodge.  Fishing along the way, stay the night or two and in the morning depart for another great day on the water fishing.  Returning to either Whittier or Seward in the evening.

 

Whittier Water Taxi- listed alphabetically

Epic Charters

www.epicchartersalaska.com

 

Lazy Otter Charters

www.lazyottercharters.com

 

Whittier Marine Charters

www.fishwhittier.com

Seward

Crackerjack Sportfishing

www.crackerjackcharters.com

 

Gray Light Alaska Fishing Charter Fishing Boat

www.graylightalaska.com

 

J-Dock Sport Fishing Charters

www.jdockcompany.com

 

Pro-Fish N Sea Charters

www.profish-n-sea.com

 

Saltwater Safari Company

www.saltwatersafari.com

 

Recreational boaters are welcome too of course!

By Water

By Air

Travel from Anchorage to the lodge using the following air services; Sky Trek also services Wasilla:

Alaska Air Transit AAT

www.flyaat.com

 

Seward Helicopters

sewardhelicopters.com

 

Recreational pilots also welcome!  There's an public airstrip with tie downs on Evans Island too!  

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