Take In The Jaw Dropping Alaskan Views From This Cabin In The Largest National Park In America

If you truly want to get away from it all, a cabin in McCarthy in the middle of the largest national park to visit in Alaska is a good way to find some solitude. Although this area is pretty remote, this lovely cabin still has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Book this gorgeous place and make memories you will remember for the rest of your life! This Airbnb McCarthy Alaska is a must-see.

From the outside the Kennicott-Mt. Blackburn cabin looks pretty basic ...

... but once inside you'll see all of the wonderful features it has to offer! It's a great place to stay any time of the year, and so close to some of the best hiking trails in Alaska.

The views from this gorgeous little cabin are spectacular.

It’s located at the end of a 60-mile gravel road in the small and fairly remote town of McCarthy, Alaska.

The outside deck is a nice added touch on the days when it's warm enough to hang for a spell.

This is the perfect spot to start the day with coffee or end an adventure with a glass of wine or a beer. As you do, you’ll be awestruck as you take in Mt. Blackburn, Ice Fall, and the Kennicott Mine, which are among the most fun things to do outside in Alaska.

Even though it is only a one-bedroom cabin, you'll find that it has plenty of space.

It has a generous 18x20 footprint, beautiful hardwoods throughout, and many nice design touches. As cabins go, it is one of the nicest accommodation options in this part of the state. Its a great place to come home to after a day of exploring the area.

The plush, comfortable couch is perfect for snuggling in and reading your favorite book.

You can always find a few places to eat in this tiny rural town. But if you'd rather stay in, the cabin is appointed with a complete kitchen. Just head on out to the local store for some groceries to cook you're own wonderful meal.

The bedroom has a large queen bed with luxurious linens that are beautiful and comfortable.

There are also nice dark curtains to draw over the windows if you don't want to let the late Alaska sun in. Everywhere you look the cabin feels fresh and inviting and the bedroom is no exception.

The bathroom is also very quaint and cozy.

The Kennicott-Mt. Blackburn cabin has everything you need, making it a great option for a weekend getaway.

Getting here is also an adventure.

You can park in the lot closest to the river or a little farther away when you drive in. There is a nightly parking fee depending on which lot you choose, after which you’ll head over to the McCarthy Footbridge to await your pickup!

Bags and gear can easily be piled up on top of their sturdy wagons.

It fits perfectly on the bridge, making bringing your baggage much more straightforward. It’s a fun way to begin your adventure in the wilderness!

Want a closer look at the McCarthy footbridge? Check out this video:

If you want to book your stay today, head on over to their Airbnb listing.

Have you had a chance to visit this incredible cabin in McCarthy? What did you think? Would you visit again? Let us know in the comments below! And don’t forget to prepare for your road trip with our ultimate road trip snack guide!

Explore more of Wrangell – St. Elias National Park & Preserve and you'll see why it's the largest national park to visit in Alaska.