Cape Fox Lodge
Hilltop lodge above Creek Street, built and owned by Tlingit people of Saxman, with town and harbor views and a tram down to Creek Street.
By Greg Peters, editor · Updated October 2026
Hilltop lodge above Creek Street, built and owned by Tlingit people of Saxman, with town and harbor views and a tram down to Creek Street.
Good to know
- Built in 1990; owned by Cape Fox Corporation, the Saxman Tlingit village corporation
- Tlingit art and artifacts throughout the lodge
- Tram down to Creek Street
- Heen Kahidi restaurant and Eagles Nest Italian eatery on site
- Views over the Tongass Narrows, harbor and forest
Facts checked October 18, 2026 with capefoxlodge.com, capefoxlodge.com, capefoxcorp.com. Hours and prices change, so confirm before you go.
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