Gakona Lodge & Trading Post, Est. 1904

Mile 2 - Tok Cutoff Rd., P.O. Box 285, Gakona, Alaska  99586    Phone:  907-822-3482

   

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Gakona Lodge Photos

See the multiple photo galleries available for viewing at the link above.  Check out our Fishing Packages on the "Fishing" link!
   

 

   

Current News

Quote of the Day!

"You should always go to other peoples funerals, otherwise, they won't come to yours."  - Yogi Berra

 
   

 

   

Schedule

Upcoming Events

2011 Fishing Season-  June 1- July 19:  King  Salmon on  Gulkana River.  We have both June runs and August runs for Sockeye.

July 1-August 10:  Kings and Sockeye on the Klutina River

August and September have great Rainbow and Grayling Fishing.

June, July and August are Halibut in Valdez.   Don't forget about the August Silver Salmon runs!

Don't forget our "Halfway to Christmas" (June 25th) and "Halfway to New Years" (July 2nd) celebrating the summer solstice.
 
  

 

 
   

Contact Information

Email:  valori@gakonalodge.com

Telephone:  907-822-3482

Send your inquiries to:  PO Box 285, Gakona, AK  99586

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We are:  

  •  250  miles south of Fairbanks

  • 198  miles northeast of Anchorage

  • 125 miles north of Valdez

  • 300 miles southeast of Denali

  • 125 miles southwest of TOK

  • 212 miles southwest of Canadian Border

  • 200 miles south of North Pole, Alaska

  • We border Wrangell-St. Elias National Park



LOOK FOR THE PURPLE OVAL ON THE MAP BELOW.  We are at MILE 2 on the TOK CUTOFF approx. 198 miles northeast of Anchorage and 250 miles south of Fairbanks.  If you're traveling from Anchorage, go north on the Glenn Highway.  We are 15 miles north of Glennallen.  We border Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.  If you're driving through Canada, turn south at TOK on the Tok Cutoff as though you're going to Anchorage.