Remote Alaska Adventure Lodging

Three Family-Owned, Full-Service Backcountry Alaska Adventure Lodges

Carl and Kirsten Dixon have been operating rustic luxury lodges in the backcountry of Southcentral Alaska since 1983. Each of our three authentic full-service lodges offers award-winning cuisine, professional guide service and accommodations, and all with world-class views of Alaska. We offer an exciting collection of adventure activities such as fishing, hiking, bear and wildlife viewing, fly-in hiking and fishing excursions, and more.

Each backcountry lodge offers something completely different, all within the context of spending time on the path less traveled in Alaska – and, all Within the Wild.

Winterlake Lodge

Remote and Peaceful… along the Iditarod Trail

Nestled in the Alaska Range along Alaska’s historic Iditarod Trail, Winterlake Lodge offers remarkable helicopter-assisted adventures, hiking, fishing, nesting swans and loons, and a wellness program that includes massage and yoga.

Redoubt Bay Lodge

Rustic and Wild… in the Heart of Alaska Bear Country

Fishing and wildlife viewing opportunities are abundant at Redoubt Bay Lodge. See grizzly bears feed on salmon, and kayak the lush and expansive surrounding lake system. Take an extended adventure into the exciting Lake Clark National Park region – right from our back door.

Tutka Bay Lodge

A Quiet Cove… Alive with Nature

Tutka Bay Lodge is located in a remote and rugged fjord near the seaside town of Homer, Alaska. Adventures include sea kayaking, fishing for halibut and salmon, and hiking in the surrounding trails of Kachemak Bay State Park. Or just hang out on our deck and watch the tides.

The Cooking School at Tutka Bay

One-Day Culinary Adventures

The unique setting of our cooking school offers inspiration to explore Alaska’s regional products such as halibut, salmon and oysters. Chef Kirsten Dixon and her talented team share secrets for global recipes prepared from a regional perspective. Join us at the school for the day, or as part of your stay at the adjacent Tutka Bay Lodge.