Marina· Chichagof Island (Hoonah)· Alaska Southeast — Juneau, Endicott Arm & Icy Strait

Hoonah Harbor (George Hall Harbor)

58° 6.4′ N · 135° 26.6′ W

Hoonah is a Tlingit town on the north-east shore of Chichagof Island, just inside Port Frederick off Icy Strait, and the main supply and fuel stop on this side of Icy Strait. The city harbor has a transient dock and walking access to restaurants and a hotel.

Practical

Coordinate is the OSM Hoonah Harbor Facility. ADF&G describes two harbors: the City Dock (outer harbor) for loading and unloading, and George Hall Harbor (inner harbor) with about 230 berths, a transient dock and a visitor dock for larger vessels. Services: fuel, showers, fresh water, laundry, fish-cleaning tables, haulout, electricity. ADF&G puts Hoonah about 55 miles by boat from Auke Bay harbor. The City of Hoonah lists the harbormaster at (907) 945-3670 with 2024 rates; marina listings give VHF 16, check-in after 1:00 pm and check-out before 11:00 am, and rates of roughly 0.80 to 1.75 USD per foot. Rates and hours are unconfirmed for 2026; call ahead.

Best for

Fuel, water and provisions on the Icy Strait crossing

Season

Open all year; busy May-Sep

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