
About Us
Experience the ultimate luxury travel adventure at The Lodge at Black Rapids. Settled in the heart of the Alaska Range, this stunning timber frame retreat offers panoramic views of the Black Rapids Glacier and the Delta River. Whether you arrive by highway or air, our remote year-round lodge is your gateway to the untouched beauty of "Alaska's Last Frontier." Don't just visit Alaska, immerse yourself in its natural wonders at The Lodge at Black Rapids.

Our Story
Experience the charm of The Lodge at Black Rapids, a meticulously crafted retreat that pays homage to Alaska's pioneering heritage. Built by the Hopper family in 2001, this three-story timber-frame building is a true work of art, showcasing the finest local timbers and featuring the stunning creations of Alaskan artists throughout its storybook structure. With each nook exuding warmth and a unique tale, immerse yourself in the untamed spirit of Alaska and its majestic mountain surroundings. Book your adventure and embark on a new tradition of wilderness accommodations today.

About the Lodge
The Lodge at Black Rapids offers year-round adventures in the heart of the Alaska Range, along with warm hospitality and memorable dining. Guests come to experience northern lights displays, abundant wildlife, and the beauty of Alaska’s wilderness just outside the lodge doors.
Our lodge features eight uniquely designed guest rooms that combine rustic charm with comfortable touches for a relaxing stay. Guests can explore nearby hiking trails, take a peaceful walk along the river, or simply relax on the deck and take in the mountain views.
We also host a variety of special gatherings, including corporate retreats, reunions, weddings, celebrations, and private events. Above all, our team is dedicated to making every guest feel welcome—we believe the best experiences happen when guests feel like family.
In the Press
Click on the links below to read some great articles about the Lodge!

National Geographic
The rugged past and fragile future of Alaska’s roadhouses

Forbes
21 Best Places To See The Northern Lights In 2020

Preservation Magazine
North Stars: Alaskan Roadhouses – 2016

Real Food Traveler
Wilderness Luxury, Historic Legacy

The Washington Post
In the Heart of Alaska, Serenity Springs Eternal

Outside Online
The 9 Best Adventure Lodges of 2012 – Out of Bounds
