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USFWS Little River Cabin in Kodiak with autumn colors.
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Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge
 
Little River Cabin in Kodiak with a faint rainbow and bright fall colors.
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Little River Cabin in Kodiak

The Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge maintains several remote public-use cabins for anyone who'd prefer to look for wildlife without lugging a tent around. Kodiak is perhaps most well known for its bears, but the refuge hosts many other animals such as red foxes, river otters, short-tailed weasels, black-tailed deer, Roosevelt elk, and mountain goats.

Cabin reservations cost $45.00 per night. To make a reservation, plese visit http://www.recreation.gov For more information, visit their website at http://kodiak.fws.gov and Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center

To learn about other public use cabins visit: http://www.alaskacenters.gov/cabins.cfm.
 
Willow Ptarmigan changing plumage Did You Know?
The willow ptarmigan is Alaska's state bird. It is snow-white during winter, but in early summer, it changes to chestnut brown plumage. Ptarmigan occur in treeless areas with low and scattered, brushy vegetation. Chicken, AK, was named because its residents could not spell ptarmigan.