Alaska's Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge - Alaska - USA
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Alaska’s Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge blends seamlessly into its immediate surroundings of pristine Alaskan wilderness. Its design, construction and situation which give the visitor an insight into the understanding that the owners and guides from the lodge have for this unique environment. While enjoying the gracious hospitality of the lodge and its staff guests can take in the breathtaking views of the area, from its impressive vantage points and watch for whales, porpoises, sea otters and seals from the decks that encompass the lodge.
The lodge provides an ideal starting point for anyone wanting to explore the almost limitless natural wonders of this part Alaska. The lodge is placed beside a the Kenai National Park, the Kachemak State Park and Wilderness and the Kachemak Bay State park. The wealth of options for guests is so staggering that the biggest challenge is choosing which activities to do.
Features
back to top- Black Bear and Brown Brown Bear watching
- Glacier Lakes Kayaking,
- Chain Lakes Kayaking
- Fishing,
- All Day Kachemak Bay Boat Tour, Heli-Hiking, Glacier Hiking, Guided Ocean Kayaking, Alpine Ridge Hike, Charter Halibut and Salmon Fishing, Scenic Flights.
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All Day Kachemak Bay Boat Tour |
Heli-Hiking |
Glacier Hiking |
Salmon Fishing |
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Facilities
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No. Rooms4 |
Capacity8 |
Sustainable/Ethical Credentials
back to topThe construction of the lodge is in aesthetic harmony with its surroundings. The lodge uses local produce wherever possible. The lodge supports local environmental organisations. The lodge uses local guides, maintains a good relationship with surrounding community and is owned and run by Alaskans. Eco friendly cleaning agents used through out the lodge. The lodge uses energy efficient electrical appliances. Toilets are low water flush, and conserve water. Human waste treated is with a six chamber system approved by The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, which is discharged into a drain field, and is easily assimilated into the earth.
Sustainable Awards
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back to topAlaska’s Ridgewood Wilderness Lodge is located on the Kenai Peninsula, on the South side of Kachemak Bay, in Halibut Cove, and is adjacent to the Kachemak Bay State Park.
Travel to Homer:
Homer is located just 45 minutes by air or a half day drive from Anchorage. If you have the time, and the weather is cooperative, it is a beautiful drive. If you choose to fly, Homer is serviced by Alaska Airlines and Grant Aviation. You can make reservations with them through www.flyera.com or www.flygrant.com.
Travel to Halibut Cove:
Transportation to Halibut Cove is by water taxi or float plane only. The staff of lodge will make the travel arrangements for you, from Homer to Halibut Cove, at the time of your booking.
