Salmon, Dolly Varden, Cutthroat and Rainbow Trout and Arctic Grayling all reside in the areas waters. Hiking trails access backcountry areas where quiet streams and lakes harbor fishermens dreams. Fishing charters can get you out to deeper water where immense halibut linger on the bottom. Check with the Department of Fish and Game for specific regulations. Take a Hike Top of Page Numerous trails will lead wanderers through the mountains around the area.
Short walks lead to hidden lakes and glaciers and breathtaking Alaskan valleys.
Some meander through muskeg bogs and the Forest Service has provided unique boardwalks on some trails to help feet stay drier. Maps are available at the Forest Service and Museum. Head for a Wildlife Watch Top of Page Many of the local roads lead to areas where wildlife abound. Spawning Salmon are visible along Power Creek Road, shore birds along Hartney Bay Road, sea otters and pelagic birds along Orca Road and much more on the Copper River Highway. Of special note is the Aleganik Slough Road located at mile 17 of the Copper River Highway.