This unit is located in southeastern Alaska and lies along the Canadian border. This entire region is very isolated and only accessible via boat or aircraft. There are no communities of any size located within the unit and all personal and gear needs will need to be met before leaving. The Malaspina Glacier, the largest piedmont glacier in the world, and the second-highest peak in Alaska, St Elias, are located within the unit. Hunters will find a large glacier scarred landscape with the primary hunting areas consisting of large and densely vegetated flats. Water is abundant throughout the region with several large river channels and ponds and muskegs thoroughly dominating most of the landscape.

Good hunting opportunity can be found here but reaching the unit and then finally reaching hunting grounds can mean lengthy travel times and large expenses.