We offer sportfishing at both Redoubt Bay Lodge and Winterlake Lodge and a variety of fly-out sportfishing options, including heli-fishing excursions. You can fish for Salmon, Dollies, Grayling, and Rainbows or experience a Class III whitewater river with hiking, wildlife viewing, and spectacular glacial views. Many of our float trips offer opportunities to see bears and our 25 resident huskies are waiting to meet you.

Redoubt Bay Lodge: Located at the entrance to Lake Clark Pass, Redoubt Bay Lodge offers the only accommodations within a 171,000-acre critical habitat area. This small, rustic lodge sits on a small knoll overlooking Big River Lakes, a chain of lakes whose waters lead to the Big River and on to Cook Inlet. Located 50 minutes SW of Anchorage, the flight via float-plane offers spectacular scenic views of the Cook Inlet and the western edge of the Kenai Peninsula.

Guests enjoy sportfishing for salmon, kayaking around the lakes, hiking, and the natural beauty of the Redoubt Bay Critical Habitat area. We offer excursions into Lake Clark National Park, flight seeing through the Pass and to Redoubt Volcano, as well as other adventures in the surrounding areas. A resident bear population inhabits the Redoubt Bay Lodge area, one of the densest bear populations in the state. Guests have the opportunity to see bears that come to the waters to fish for salmon.

Three small lakeside guest cabins, a cozy hand-hewn log main lodge, and world-class staff and service make the stay at Redoubt Bay Lodge a memorable addition to your Alaskan adventure.

The Winterlake Lodge: The Lodge lies 198 trail miles NW of Anchorage along Alaska's historic Iditarod Trail. The lodge sits on 15 acres overlooking Winter Lake, a finger-shaped 2-mile lake where we land by floatplane in the summer and ski plane in the winter. Open year round, the lodge is the Finger Lake checkpoint along the Iditarod Trail and is open for winter adventure activities from November to April. This secluded lodge has spectacular scenery with views of the Trimble Glacier and the beginnings of the Rainy Pass. Wolverine Mountain offers intriguing hiking and wildlife viewing, including many species of Alaska birds, wildflowers and berries that are difficult to see in other locales.

We invite you to come and meet our dogs and learn how to drive your own team. Our lodge-based dog excursions can be as vigorous or easy as you like. Combine your stay with cooking classes by well known chef, Kirsten Dixon, cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, or other lodge activities.