Tongass National Forest - Chichagof Island & Hoonah Area USFS Map

Discover the wild beauty of Chichagof Island with the Chichagof Island & Hoonah Area National Forest Service Map. This massive island in Southeast Alaska spans 2,100 square miles, from rugged alpine peaks to rich seaside estuaries. Part of the Tongass National Forest, it’s renowned for abundant wildlife—brown bears, bald eagles, and all five species of Pacific salmon. Over 200 miles of driveable roads, originally built for timber harvest, now lead adventurers to prime spots for fishing, hunting, photography, and sightseeing.

Explore Hoonah, the island’s largest community, visit Point Adolphus for world-class whale watching, or hike remote trails near Tenakee Springs. Whether you're picnicking by a coastal inlet or capturing that perfect nature shot, this detailed map is your essential guide to navigating one of Alaska’s most unspoiled landscapes. Perfect for hikers, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts planning their next adventure.