Gakona Lodge:
7 days a week 365 days a year.
Gakona Lodge is one of the oldest lodges in Alaska! The lodge has shared
bathrooms as it did when it was a mainstay on the Eagle/Valdez Trail.
The Lodge is very nice and we have attempted to keep it Historic. The
cabins are also historic and have been recently remodeled.
If you want to truly experience Alaska, this would be a great place for you
to stay. If you are expecting a fancy hotel then you should probably
stay in Anchorage or Fairbanks or, easier yet, buy a book and read about
Alaska rather than experience it. In the winter the Carriage
House Restaurant is closed but we do offer a continental breakfast for
nightly customers and homestyle meals for those on extended stays. Our
cabins are available in the winter for extended stays. We are adjacent
world class salmon and trout fishing on Gulkana, Delta and Klutina Rivers
and 2 hours away from awesome halibut fishing.
Trappers Den Tavern:
7 days a week from May 20th to September 10th. During the winter we are open Friday and Saturday nights. During the Summer Solstice (Mid to late June) we have our famous "Half-Way to Christmas" and "Half-Way to New Years" parties. This building originated as the "Shower House" for the Army Corp of Engineers in 1942 when they were constructing the ALCAN Highway in response to the Japanese Invasion of the Aleutian Islands.
Carriage House
Restaurant:
7 days a week from May 20th to September 10th. In the winter, we are open for banquets and as needed by the community only. This is the most unique dining experiences in the Copper River Valley. This building originated as the Ore Stage Coach Company in 1910.
Gakona
Lodge & Trading Post
Mile 2 - Tok Cutoff Rd.,
P.O. Box 285 Gakona, Alaska 99586
Telephone
us @ 907-822-3482
email: valori@gakonalodge.com
We take great pride in our friendliness, cleanliness and hospitality.