Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Revillagigedo Island Public Use Area is an expansive natural area located in Southeast Alaska, known for its lush temperate rainforests and rugged coastline. The region boasts diverse ecosystems ranging from dense woodland to alpine tundra, supporting an array of wildlife including bears, bald eagles, and marine life. The island has a rich history, traditionally inhabited by the Tlingit people, and remains a place of cultural significance. Visitors can engage in a variety of recreational activities such as hiking, kayaking, and fishing. Noteworthy landmarks include the Behm Canal, a narrow fjord that offers stunning views and excellent opportunities for kayaking and wildlife observation. The area appeals to those seeking solitude and adventure, with numerous backcountry trails and primitive camping options maximizing the wilderness experience. With its natural beauty and array of activities, Revillagigedo Island is a prime destination for outdoor explorers.
