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GETTING HERE

   60 03.354 N,148 03.460 W

Located on Evans island in remote south-western Prince William Sound, Port Ashton Lodge is only accessible by air or sea.

Getting to our off-grid location is part of the fun.

First, drive the scenic byway along Turnagain Arm or ride the Alaska railroad to Whittier or Seward, keeping an eye out for mountain goats on the cliffs or beluga whales in the water. After arriving in one of the picturesque port towns, board a fishing charter or arrange a water taxi to take you the remaining distance to the lodge. 
Or, if you'd like to take a quicker route, hop on a short 45-minute float plane flight straight from Anchorage. 

Port Ashton Lodge map
Port Ashton Lodge dock goodbye

BY SEA

FISHING CHARTERS

The majority of our guests arrive via a fishing charter based out of Whittier or Seward, taking advantage of our strategic location next to world-renowned deep-sea fishing waters to extend their fishing time.

Learn more here.

WATER TAXI

Not into fishing? Take a scenic water taxi from Whittier instead:
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BRING YOUR OWN BOAT

Recreational boaters are always welcome!
Don't have your own boat?

Rent one:

Boat rentals out of Whittier 
www.alaska-boat-rentals.com

ALASKA STATE FERRY

The Kennicott ferry runs throughout the summer, departing from Whittier and making a whistle stop in Chenega Bay on Evans Island.  We are 3 miles away by water and can arrange to pick you up from the ferry dock. 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
*NOTE: Due to budget cuts, labor shortages, and COVID complications, the State Ferry runs infrequently and schedules are unreliable*

Port Ashton Lodge float plane docked in bear cove

BY AIR

SUGGESTED AIR SERVICE

From Anchorage:

Alaska Air Transit AAT

www.flyaat.com

From Seward: 

Seward Helicopters

sewardhelicopters.com

Recreational pilots are also welcome! Float planes can be safely tied to our dock, and there's plenty of space in Sawmill Bay to land and take off. 

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