No neighbors – No problem. Escape to Union Bay, nestled just 45 miles northwest of Ketchikan, or a mere 15-mile skiff ride across Clarence Strait from Thorne Bay. Embrace the true Alaskan lifestyle with nearly 20 acres of untouched wilderness in the heart of the Tongass National Forest.
Union Bay, cradled within Ernest Sound, offers unparalleled scenic beauty, abundant wildlife, and endless opportunities for fishing, boating, and wildlife watching. This unique property comprises two remote, uninhabited beachfront lots boasting over 2,000 lineal feet of pristine beach frontage. Accessible only by boat, the property offers deep water access right off the shore. Enveloped in dense forest, it remains untouched by roads or public utilities. Enjoy the benefits of the low-overhead Wrangell Borough taxing authority, with a modest 4 mil tax rate. If solitude is what you seek, look no further – Union Bay beckons.
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