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Activities

Although LCWL doesn’t provide any organized activities the Valley offers many opportunities for getting out doors and enjoying God’s creation. Activities people often enjoyactivities
include:
activites• Hiking for all levels – including 6 miles of historic highway paved over 30 years ago, wilderness trails, hills and even rock climbing
•XC Skiing and snow shoeing – with over 13 miles of groomed XC ski trails.
•Fishing for Northern Pike and Arctic Grayling – we’ll be happy to share our secret spots.
activities•Skeet shoot/gun safety
•Bird watching – including eagles, goshawks, trumpeter swans, sparrows, and more. activities
•Wildlife viewing – many of our guests are amazed at the wildlife they see while staying at LCWL
Now some fifty years later Jill and John welcome visitors back to this unchanged hidden paradise in the Mentasta Mountains with modern comforts and amenities and lots of outdoor activities. Visitors may hike, fish for arctic grayling, bird watching, Hot tub familyhorse back ride, or just enjoy relaxing under the midnight summer sun. Winter time will offer snow shoeing, cross country skiing, snowmobiling or maybe curling up around a crackling wood fire with your favorite book. you make the choice but whatever activity you desire the atmosphere will be bathed in beauty and peace.
• Hot tub - we have a "snorkel" wood fired hot tub where you can step from the snowy path into 105 degree water. Relax in the tub while watching the stars and possibly the northern lights during the winter months. In the summer take a dip under the midnight sun, while sipping on a ice cold glass of water.
• Sauna - our sauna is also wood fired and can easily reach temperatures of 130 - 140. Add a little water to the hot rocks and your body will be cleansed as well as poached. ;-)

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Log Cabin Wilderness Lodge

John & Jill Rusyniak, Hosts
98.5 Mile Tok Cut-Off Road, PO Box 122, Tok, Alaska 99780
907-883-3124 Lodge, 907-505-0504 Cell, 305-425-7901 Fax

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