Yakutat

Though Yakutat's population was only 662 in 2010, it has regular passenger flights, some in Boeing 737-400s, to its airport, which was built for an Army Air Force base during World War II.

There are no roads connecting Yakutat to other parts of Alaska.

By plane

Alaska Airlines has regular service from Seattle, Washington, and from other Alaskan destinations.

By sea

There is regular ferry service from several ports in southeast Alaska. The Alaska Marine Highway System only serves Yakutat on "cross gulf" routes.

Yakutat is the surfing capital of Alaska.

• The Middle of Nowhere

  phone: +1 907 784-3241

• Mallott's General Store

  phone: +1 907 784-3355

• St. Elias Auto

  phone: +1 907 784-3434

• Icy Waves Surf Shop

  phone: +1 907 784-3253

• Yakutat Hardware

  phone: +1 907 784-3203

• Yakutat Marine & Supply

  phone: +1 907 784-3386

• Y.C.C. Inc. Glass Door Bar

  phone: +1 907 784-3331

• Dierick's Tsiu River LodgeOffers large portions and hot soup.

• Leonard's Landing Lodge

• The Yakutat Lodge