A city in the Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area in the US state of Alaska, Coffman Cove is located on the Prince of Wales Island. The city is referred to as Alaska's hidden secret because of its high-quality salt and freshwater fishing, famous Coffman Cove oysters, crabbing, clamming, and wildlife including dolphins, whales, eagles, and otters abound in waterways and forests surrounding the Coffman Cove. The weather of island is dominated by moist and cool maritime climate with Gale winds being common in the winter and fall months. Some of the attractions that attract travelers to this city include fishing, kayaking, hunting, hiking, camping, exploring the Coffman Cove Archaeology Project, wildlife viewing of killer whales, black bears, herons, humpback whales, black-tailed Sitka deer, and sea lions, beach combing, and for many, the city is an excellent spot to escape from the bustle of every day big-city life. Visitors can enjoy recreational fishing along shore and in nearby streams. Luck Lake of Coffman Cave offers an immaculate beach where visitors can enjoy camping with an amazing setting for swimming, canoeing, kayaking, along with prime trout fishing. Luck Creek, Log Jam Creek, and Eagle Creek, offer opportunities for exciting stream fishing for tourists. In addition, Sweetwater Lake offers a fun adventure of kayaking and canoeing along with boating through a lagoon leading into Barnes Lake.