Courtesy: Real Broker Alaska
855-450-0442
Remote Alaska Wilderness Camp 79+ Acres ½ Mile of Mulchatna River Frontage A rare opportunity to own a private retreat deep within Alaska's largest contiguous block of state land. This 79+ acre fee simple parcel sits along ½ mile of frontage on the storied Mulchatna River -- a designated Wild and Scenic waterway renowned for its salmon runs, trophy rainbow trout, northern pike, and world-class hunting for moose, caribou, and bear. The property is blanketed in old-growth spruce and birch and offers true seclusion -- roughly 200 miles from the nearest road and 80 miles from the Dillingham airport. The camp's buildings sit privately back from the water, out of view from the river, preserving a sense of total remoteness for guests and owners alike. Eleven existing structures make this a turn-key basecamp, including a main house, mess hall, bunkhouses, sauna, gear sheds, and two newly constructed outhouses -- currently operated as a seasonal hunting and fishing lodge, with strong potential to continue as an income-producing outfitter operation or serve as an unmatched family retreat. Ownership comes with no property taxes, and the owner is open to building a gravel Cub-strip airstrip if equipment is delivered to the site -- offering future buyers the ability to fly directly in and out on wheeled aircraft. Whether you're looking to run a guided camp, build a legacy hunting property, or simply escape to one of Alaska's wildest corners, this is a rare chance to own a piece of it outright. Serious, pre-qualified buyers only -- call to schedule a private tour.
Courtesy: Mossy Oak Properties of Alaska - Wasilla
907-357-5100
This 40 acre parcels on the Nuyakuk RIver is a Sportsman's paradise in the famous Bristol Bay/ Tikchik Lakes area of Alaska. This is a remote property with about 3/4 of a mile of river frontage! The Nuyakuk river flows out of the Tikchik Lake and is a tributary o the Nushagak river which is known for having the largest run of King/Chinook salon in the world. All 5 species of salmon run in this great river in front of the cabin. Trophy rainbow and grayling are also plentiful, in the Nuyakuk, which is a very clear river and perfect for the avid fly fishermen. The area is also famous for tit's moose and brown bear populations which are frequently seen from the cabin. The rustic cabin has 2 rooms and a shower, metal roof, and is wired for a generator. The cabin and 40 acres comes turn key with all items staying including 2 boats and motors. Access to the property is from Anchorage by jet to the coastal town of Dillingham and then by float plane to the property. One can also fly commercially to the village of Koliganek and then boat upriver to the property. The property is amenable to putting in a dirt strip if the new owner wishes.
Koliganek is located in Alaska. Koliganek, Alaska has a population of 238. Koliganek is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 44.68% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 31.16%.
The median household income in Koliganek, Alaska is $56,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $62,115 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Koliganek is 21.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 61.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 9.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 25.3 inches per year, with 90.9 inches of snow per year.
