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VerifiedJanuary 4, 2022 Stayed at: P22, Loop: AREA RAVENS ROOST CABIN
Amazing new cabin.
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Ravens Roost Cabin offers a beautiful and comfortable stay with stunning views and well-maintained trails, making it a perfect retreat for relaxation and hiking. Guests appreciate the simple instructions for amenities and the opportunity to enjoy coffee while watching the changing weather. The cabin's secluded location and breathtaking overlooks contribute to a memorable experience, ideal for nature lovers.
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January 4, 2022 Stayed at: P22, Loop: AREA RAVENS ROOST CABIN
Amazing new cabin.
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October 26, 2020 Stayed at: P22, Loop: AREA RAVENS ROOST CABIN
We booked the cabin for 2 nights and knew we needed to take our own heating oil. We didn't carry a lot up with us, hoping that there would be some left from the forest service. There was not, and the oil line was a LONG way from the tank to the stove. We followed all directions and were unable to get oil to the stove. It did not light, and it was 32 degrees that night, so we headed down and did not stay our second night. The new trail up is AMAZING and awesome. We talked to some folks on the way up and they told us the new trail went to the site for the new cabin!?! We didn't know they were making one! We got there and then continued by basic bush wacking to the old trail and found our way to the cabin. It would have been most helpful if there was signage that indicated HOW to get to the existing cabin at the junction. I talked to PSG Ranger Distrct when we got back and they were wondering how we even booked the cabin since the stove wasn't working! Glad they took it off of Recreation.gov the next day so others would not be cold up there. LOVELY spot and I look forward to going back another time!
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October 26, 2020 Stayed at: P22, Loop: AREA RAVENS ROOST CABIN
We booked the cabin for 2 nights and knew we needed to take our own heating oil. We didn't carry a lot up with us, hoping that there would be some left from the forest service. There was not, and the oil line was a LONG way from the tank to the stove. We followed all directions and were unable to get oil to the stove. It did not light, and it was 32 degrees that night, so we headed down and did not stay our second night. The new trail up is AMAZING and awesome. We talked to some folks on the way up and they told us the new trail went to the site for the new cabin!?! We didn't know they were making one! We got there and then continued by basic bush wacking to the old trail and found our way to the cabin. It would have been most helpful if there was signage that indicated HOW to get to the existing cabin at the junction. I talked to PSG Ranger Distrct when we got back and they were wondering how we even booked the cabin since the stove wasn't working! Glad they took it off of Recreation.gov the next day so others would not be cold up there. LOVELY spot and I look forward to going back another time!
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Po Box 1328, Petersburg, AK 99833 United States
Elevation: 492 ft
The Raven's Roost Cabin is located above Petersburg Airport. The distance is 3 mi by helicopter or 4 mi by hiking trail from the trailhead at the water towers behind the airport. The first mile of the trail is moderate, the middle section is very ...
The Raven's Roost Cabin is located above Petersburg Airport. The distance is 3 mi by helicopter or 4 mi by hiking trail from the trailhead at the water towers behind the airport. The first mile of the trail is moderate, the middle section is very steep, and the final mile flattens along the ridge top. Allow 3 hours for ascent.
Refer to USGS topographic map Petersburg D3. Petersburg C3 may also be helpful. Maps are available online or by calling the Petersburg Ranger District at (907) 772-3871.
Last updated: November 4, 2026