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Alaska Nuyakuk River Remote Wilderness Land
North of Dillingham
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159.95 acres located 65 air miles north of Dillingham, Alaska on the Nuyakuk River just outside the Wood Tikchick State Park. There is approximately 1.4 miles of river frontage. Some high ground. Some low ground. No swamp. Trees and vegetation are typical Alaskan, with trees such as black spruce, birch, alder and cottonwood. Float plane access west portion of property. Boat access all portions of the property. Several locations where an airport can be constructed up to 2500 feet in length.
Wildlife: Moose, caribou, black bear, brown bear, beaver, otter, fox, wolf, porcupine, squirrel, martin, weasel, eagle, hawks, magpies, ravens, camp robbers, and many more varieties of birds.
Fish: Lake trout, rainbow, grayling, pike, char, salmon, and whitefish.
The property is pristine, no buildings have been constructed.
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