

Village Life
Being home to 69 people, Igiugig is a community with strong educational values, elder respect, and people with strong wills. Located on the sloping banks of the Kvichak River, Igiugig is a prime site for subsistence fishing and hunting, tourism, and travel.

Visitor Guide
Nestled alongside Alaska's largest freshwater lake and the crystalline Kvichak River, Igiugig offers an unforgettable experience: trophy rainbow trout, world's greatest sockeye salmon run, breathtaking scenery, and exceptional hospitality.

Tribal Government
The Igiugig Village Council, which is also known as the Tribal Council, is responsible for handling the governmental activities of the Village in addition to maintaining and overseeing the Village's general well-being and continued existence.

Photo Galleries
Igiugig is a village rich in history, culture and natural beauty. Our many archives include: Community, Wildlife, Scenic, and our Historical album Igiugig's Past Remembered hosted on Alaska's Digital Archives made possible through our IMLS Enhancement Grant.