Getting to Igiugig
Igiugig (pronounced "iggy-AH-gig") is a small village located on the south bank of the mouth of the Kvichak River and Lake Iliamna. Primarily accessed by small aircraft with direct flights to Anchorage or through the village of King Salmon.
What to Expect
Igiugig is a very remote village with a strong subsistence lifestyle. Travel here is typically for visiting family, work, or fishing in the summer months.
Travel Tips
- Pack all necessary items, availability in the village is extremely limited
- Be prepared for schedule changes due to weather
- Coordinate with local contacts ahead of arrival if possible
Departure, Arrival & Airport Info
- Flights typically operate out of our Dena'ina Office at Merrill Field (MRI) in Anchorage, with some departures from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC) out of the TransNorthern hangar.
- We will confirm your departure airport and check-in location the day before.
At your destination, you can expect:
- A small gravel airstripNo formal terminal building
- A simple arrival and departure process directly on the ramp
