April 17th, 2025
City of Thorne Bay Council Meeting
City Council Meetings are held on the First Tuesday of every month with the option to hold a second meeting on the third Tuesday as necessary, @ the Thorne Bay City Hall Council Chambers. Meetings begin at 6:30 p.m., with a workshop beginning at 6:00 p.m.
Packets are typically uploaded to our website by 4:00 p.m. the Friday preceding the meeting.
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Alaska's Boardwalk Lodge
Sports Lodge - Award-winning full service. Orvis-endorsed for fly fishing and has 5-cabin cruisers for saltwater fishing. Provides a host of other land and sea adventures.
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McFarlands Lodge
Beautiful waterfront lodge style cabins that offer vehicle, boat, fishing and crabbing gear rentals. Experience all that Prince of Wales has to offer with a DIY adventure at McFarlands Lodge.
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Anderson Lodge Alaska/Tackle Shack
Experience Alaska with a personal touch! All-inclusive Charter & Self-guided packages for every season in our newly remodeled lodge in Thorne Bay. Call for details and custom packages.
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South Haven Guest House
Best view on the bay. Private waterfront two-bedroom, furnished guest house with woodstove and Satellite Internet & TV. Includes skiff, vehicle, and ocean rods for your self-guided Southeast experience. Also listed in Lodges and Resorts.Hiking Near City of Thorne Bay Council Meeting, Alaska
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Salt Chuck Trail
This trail follows closely the banks of Ellen Creek for much of the duration. It passes the historic site of the old Salt Chuck mine with extensive ruins which include a number of shacks, a collapsed refinery, a home, a barge, and numerous pieces of machinery. The collapsed buildings are in extremely hazardous condition, so […]
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Big Lake Fish Pass
Located near Thorne Bay off of Sandy Beach Road, this short trail takes visitors to see the fish pass. Please Share this event. Share on XShare on Facebook
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Balls Lake Trail
Balls Lake near the center of the island may have waterfowl in the lake. The forest provides cover and food for black-tailed deer and black bears. Bald eagles are seen all year. Balls Lake is near milepost 16 on Thorne Bay Road heading west. A flat 4-mile trail loops the lake. Please Share this event. […]
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