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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Welcome to Rainy Pass Lodge
    • Non-Scripted Reality Shows
    • Giving Back
  • Hunting
    • Rainy Pass Lodge
    • Kodiak Safaris
    • Wolf Calling/Trapping Expeditions
    • Guides
  • Summer
  • Winter
    • Winter Excursions
    • Day Guests & Overnights
    • Iditarod
    • Iron Dog
    • Ptarmigan Hunting
  • Accommodations
    • The Rooms
    • Out Camps
  • Youth Camp
  • Special Events
  • Contact Us

We currently have 10 out camps which are either log cabins or wall tents and are anywhere from 1.5 miles to 30 miles away from the lodge.  All of our out camps are complete with plywood floors, plywood bunks that have 4" foam pads on them, dinner table with chairs, counter and cook space with either a coleman stove or 4 burner propane stove, and a wood burning stove to warm up and dry things off.  Most of our camps also have 1000 watt generators to recharge batteries, showers, meat racks, and a .22/.410 varmint gun.  These are some of the nicest hunting accommodations in Alaska as 80% of guides use "please-don't-rain" tents.  Some of the camps also have fishing tackle for the lakes that have good fishing.  We are always trying to improve our camps but I think you'll find the uniqueness of these remote Alaskan camps quite charming.
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Sheep Lake - Upgraded from a wall tent to this beautiful log cabin in 2014, The build was actually televised on "Building Off The Grid: Alaska".  This cabin features 6 bunks and a loft for overflow sleeping, an indoor shower room for a nice refresher during your stay, custom willow branch wine glass and bottle rack, and hitching post in the front yard for your horses, plus more..  
Great for Moose, Sheep, Brown/Grizzly Bear, Caribou, Black Bear, Wolf and Wolverine.  
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 5-6 hours, Snow machine: 1 hour
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Rainy Pass Lake - Upgraded from a wall tent to this large log cabin in 2006, The build was actually televised on "R5Sons, Alaska".  This cabin features 9 bunks including a double size for couples.  Most likely the nicest remote Sheep camp in Alaska,  Also located on the highest spot on the Iditarod Trail.  The lake out front has excellent Dolly Varden Trout Fishing.
Great for Sheep, Brown/Grizzly Bear, Caribou, Black Bear, Wolf and Wolverine.  
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 8-9 hours, Snow machine: 1 hour
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Styx Lake - Permitted to be a log cabin, the upgrade should be done in 2016. This wall tent features 4 bunks and is well placed in prime Moose country with miles and miles of viewing right out the front door. This cabin features 4 bunks and has all the necessary amenities.  As our furthest out camp, there have been a lot of great memories made here.
Great for Moose, Caribou,Brown/Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, and Wolf.
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 12-14 hours, Snow machine: 2 hours
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Portage Creek - Built in the 1980's and used primarily by Buckey's operation. This cabin features 4 bunks and is rustic yet functional, lots of memories were made and friendships forged from this log cabin.
Great for Brown/Grizzly Bear, Sheep, Black Bear, and Wolf.
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 6 hours, Snow machine: 1.5 hours 
Half Way Lake - Upgraded from a wall tent in 1998, this strategically placed cabin has a 360 degree viewing of over 5 miles in many directions.  This cabin features 4 bunks and is rustic yet functional, lots of memories were made and friendships forged from this log cabin.
Great for Brown/Grizzly Bear, Moose, Caribou, Black Bear, and Wolf.
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 2.5-3 hours, Snow machine: 20 minutes
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Moose Creek - Built in the 1980's, this unique log cabin has a lot of potential as it has just recently been open back up.  A horse trail was blazed here in 2012 which reconnected the lodge with this historic hunting area.  This cabin features 3 bunks and is rustic yet functional.
Great for Moose, Brown/Grizzly Bear, Caribou, Black Bear, Wolf and Wolverine.
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 5-6 hours, Snow machine: 1 hour
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Marsh Strip - Permitted to be a log cabin, the upgrade should be done in 2017 or 2018.  As our newest out camp this one is the least set-up, but very strategically placed in between two of our furthest camps and in prime moose country.  This wall tent features 2 bunks and a cot.  A cloth wall tent has been put on since the pictures were taken and continual upgrades are in the works.  We're looking forward to realizing the great potential from this new out camp.
Great for Moose, Sheep, Caribou, Brown/Grizzly Bear, Black Bear, Wolf and Wolverine.
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 9 hours, Snow machine: 1.5 hours
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Lick lake - Built in the early 1980's, our least used cabin as it's so close to the lodge.  This cabin features 4 bunks and is rustic yet functional, A very neat atmosphere for summer trips or to get away from the lodge for a little while.
Great for Moose, Black Bear, Caribou, Brown/Grizzly Bear, and Wolf.
Distance from lodge: Horseback: 45 minutes, Snow machine: NA

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The Perrins Rainy Pass Lodge, LLC


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PO BOX 221267
Anchorage, AK 99522

Owner Cell: (907) 230-6093
Operations Manager Cell: (907) 717-7556
Lodge Phone: (907) 770-6304

theperrins@rainypasslodge.net

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