Everything went well! And what didn't is already fixed! This place is an amazing adventure for…read moreanyone who loves the outdoors and especially fishing. So many renovations going on. I can't wait to see it next year. Brandon's got a vision and everyone's on board! The people are just amazing and go out of their way for you. Highly recommend!!!!

I've been going to Green Rocks almost every year and its always an excellent experience. From…read moregetting picked up at the airport, to lodging, INCREDIBLE DELICIOUS FOOD, to fishing! Im not much of a hunter but I love going for the gorgeous scenery and fishing! Especially for crab shrimp and halibut! The BEST! Its seriously so Beautiful Here! When it came to fishing the crew always had my fishing pole ready with either my halibut/salmon set up. Yes its "self guided" fishing so they provided a very easy map to follow and pointed me to what they called a "honey hole". Even though its self guided they were still helpful in areas on where to fish. I definitely didnt catch the biggest halibut but I was proud of it! Im 100lbs and fighting with the 25lb halibut was tough hahaha! I also caught loads of crabs and shrimp in my pots! EVERYDAY! HECK YES! I will definitely be coming back again to Green Rocks! The crew is always so helpful and very knowledgeable. The owners are also very helpful and attentive to anything, weather its a question about fishing or just to tell stories, and wanting more wine...for myself! Hahaha! If there was ever an issue, everyone at Green Rocks was always there to help and resolve it. I couldnt figure out how to operate the heater in my cabin and one of the crew members were on it right away got it fixed! I was warm and toasty again! Great service all around! If youre an avid fisherman/woman, love the outdoors, or just want a peaceful getaway...(with delicious food) I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND a visit to Green Rocks Lodge! Nature is all around, I absolutely loved it!

Our group just returned from the Island Heritage Culture Tour in Wrangell, Alaska…read more Vydell was our guide and the extent of her vast knowledge cannot be underestimated. For a full 3 hours, she told stories of her Tlingit aunties and ancestral roots giving a truly rich background to the Alaskan experience, as we went about the tribal house, museum, and petroglyph beach. This tour is worth every penny and is not to be missed - the shuttle driver was fantastic too! Lorraine F. June, 2025

We took a land tour of Wrangell with Alaska Waters from our Holland America cruise. Our young woman…read moreguide (sorry I don't remember her name!) taught us so much about the Tlingit people; her people. It was very interesting and fun to hear about their traditions and history and how they are dedicated to keeping their family history alive. They took us to the replica of Chief Stakes Tribal House, the Wrangell museum and to see petroglyphs on the beach. The tour was accommodating to those with moderate mobility issues. Our guide was awesome!

This is the most incredible experience - if you are in SE Alaska, carve out time to go. Expect to…read morepay $250-300 per person if you don't have your own boat to cover the permit fee and transportation. If you have a boat, you can pick up a permit for $10 during high season at the Forest Rangers stations in the area. Anan is a bear observatory and you will see brown and black bears fishing their hearts (and bellies) out. You'll also see a ton of eagles hunting for the same reason. No food, gum, etc past the ranger station. Eat a hearty breakfast before you go because 4-5 hours will pass in a blink watching bears before you have a chance to hike back out to eat.

Professional & friendly. We enjoyed some great weather on our excursion. The owner made every…read moreeffort to be sure we all saw the glacier and wildlife along the way. I would recommend this company!

This is a great trail to hike in Wrangell. Access the trailhead from Third Street. The trail is all…read moreboardwalk stairs - lots and lots of stairs - and is about .25 each way. At the top there's a great wooden platform to look out at the town and water.

Great place fantastic staff very helpful and courteous Brandon runs a topnotch outfitread more

Had a great week at the Majestic Eagle Lodge (MEL) in June 2025…read more This was the perfect place for my group - we are seasoned DYIers, but we wanted to spend a little bit more money on our fishing trip in order to have someone else feed us, take care of the boat and clean our catch. MEL was perfect in this way - they provided us with everything we needed for a wonderful week. If there was something special we wanted - be it certain snacks, beverages, tackle, etc. then we had to bring that ourselves. Again, MEL has all that anyone will NEED for a week of fun halibut and salmon fishing....but they might not have everything that every guest WANTS. Just be mindful of that when you plan the trip and pack any special tackle or clothes you might want to have. As for drinks and food, the MEL staff will bring you to a grocery store and liquor store after pick-up from the airport so you can get whatever you want there too. Speaking of the MEL staff, everyone was friendly, thoughtful and eager to make our experience a good one - across the board and without exception. Our cabin was sufficient and clean, while the food was excellent and plentiful - breakfasts were McMuffins or burritos to go, we made our own sandwiches at the MEL deli counter for lunch (they had chips and granola bars too), and dinners were served family-style in the dining room. The fishing gear was perfect for our week and well maintained. We had a 20' Hewescraft boat that ran like a top and was equipped with everything we needed or could want. Make sure you pay for the "upgrade" to the covered boat - you'll be motoring around and fishing in the weather so often that going with an open boat could get miserable really fast. MEL doesn't have a dock, but the staff pull the boats into the beach every morning for guests to board - it was simple, and even the old-timers found it easy stepping in to the boats. When it came to the fishing, the staff gave us some tips and basic instruction on the area, but just remember they are NOT guides. I did a lot of reading ahead of time about Alaskan halibut and salmon fishing as well as watching videos online - still it took my group a couple of days to find our rhythm. That seemed pretty normal to me though - it's "fishing," not "catching." :-) We did some crabbing and shrimping as well. The halibut are usually caught in less than 100' of water, and plenty of folks got their limits. We didn't try for salmon, but another guest landed the first king of the year trolling a cut-plug herring beneath a flasher. MEL provided good rods with braided line and high-quality rod holders - no downriggers needed. Brandon, the owner, was very thoughtful and communicative from the time of booking in the Fall straight through to our airport drop-off at the end of our trip. I highly recommend this place - and am looking forward to getting back to MEL in 2026!

We had a wonderful trip James and Bruce were knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating. Want to…read morethanks them for a special day. Mary Pam and Rome

Breakaway has tour packages to offer but they also provide a much needed service to our immediate…read moreSouth East Alaska Community by way of a water taxi. There would be much more time, energy, planning, and money involved in getting things done here if it weren't for the service they provide to our communities. In addition the staff is thoughtful, professional, skilled, and extremely courteous. They really help us get things done in the most expeditious way possible. Great group of people. It's also a must see to appreciate experience if you're visiting here, be sure to book a tour with them, it most likely be the highlight of your trip.

John and his crew are the best! We saw lots of bears and John didn't rush. We stayed until everyone…read moreon the group was ready to leave. Very knowledgeable about everything bears! Don't hesitate, book on his tour, you won't be disappointed.

We were absolutely thrilled by every aspect of our trip to the Anan Creek to watch the bears. From…read morebeginning to end Bob was amazing. He shared all sorts of great stories about living in Alaska, its history, and its nature as we drove out to the boardwalk. He was a steady, comforting presence as we walked the boardwalk out to the bear station. One of our members had challenges walking and he was always patient and supportive. He went above and beyond to ensure her trip was smooth. The bears were absolutely amazing. Just so stunning to see up close. There were adults, adolescents, and event moms with tiny cubs. We ended up being the last ones there and it was pure magic. Then he ensured we made it back to the boat on time without any problems at all. Yes, the bears were simply wonderful, but having Bob there with us made it even that much more special. He made us feel protected and safe. I highly recommend Bob and this organization for anybody who has any interest in seeing bears in their natural environment. I'll be posting the full set of photos on my LisaShea website shortly. Ask with any questions!