Kuluk Bay Beach is a black sand beach that offers amazing views across the ocean toward the prominent volcano that stands on the northern part of Great Sitkin Island.
This scenic 6-mile drive travels along rugged sea cliffs and offers the chance to view wildlife such as sea otters, seals and rare Asian birds that are attracted to the island's empty mudflats and alpine tundra.
The waters here once served as a naval hub for submarines and patrol boats. Today, a great 1-mile hike up from the bay leads to the pristine Lake Betty.