Baldy Lake Airpark Community

A new, 1,400-acre, community has been built in the rugged wilderness of Alaska, providing a unique opportunity for individuals seeking to live in the pristine beauty of Alaska.

Baldy Lake Airpark has a 2,000-foot runway, and a 2,700-foot-long lake that is perfect for float planes and boats.

Panoramic views of the Alaska Range, including Mt. Denali, Hunter, Foraker and the Talkeetna Mountains, provide beautiful vistas. Outdoor recreation includes the best snowmachine area in Alaska, with over 30 sq. miles of rolling hills in the Talkeetna Mountains. Amazing trails are surrounded by stunning Alaskan wilderness. There are two creeks in the community, Answer Creek and Baldy Creek.

Baldy Lake Airpark is designed to offer a high-quality of life, while at the same time minimizing the ecological impact on the environment.

Build your own Alaskan Cabin or Home

Beautiful lots from 2-acres up to 140-acres are available. With access to over 200 acres of common area including a float plane lake. There are trails for walking, cross-country skiing, 4×4’s and snow mobiles. The community has been built with the intention of creating a close-knit, self-sufficient community of adventure loving individuals.

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The Airpark

Baldy Lake Airpark offers a unique opportunity to have your own cabin or home with a runway for wheels or floats and a hangar, while enjoying the stunning natural beauty of Alaska. The community is located in a rugged, remote area that provides residents with a true sense of seclusion and privacy.

North of Anchorage

The rarity of this expansive acreage, a two-hour drive north of Anchorage, its historical richness and the limitless potential of this property promotes an ideal environment to create and enjoy a peaceful, relaxing rural lifestyle. The pristine landscape and abundant natural water resources allows for a multitude of uses and recreation.

Extraordinary Lifestyle

  • Surrounded by beautiful wilderness

  • Mountain range views

  • Abundant fishing nearby

  • Diverse wildlife

  • Large, natural landscapes

  • Natural vegetation

Dallas Seavey and his dog sled team.

Dallas Seavey trains his Dog Team in Baldy Airpark!

Dallas Seavey is an American dog musher, one of only two mushers to win the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race across the U.S. state of Alaska five times: in 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2021. In 2011, Seavey competed in and won the Yukon Quest sled dog race.

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Baldy Lake, Susitna North, AK 99676