page_title: Tordrillo Mountains
section_title: Gallery
hierarchical_section_title: Tordrillo Mountains / Gallery
caption_attribution_description: English: A panorama of Trimble Glacier, Alaska
context_page_description: The Tordrillo Mountains are a small mountain range in the Matanuska-Susitna and Kenai Peninsula Boroughs in the southcentral region of the U.S. state of Alaska. They lie approximately 75 miles west-northwest of Anchorage. The range extends approximately 60 miles north-south and 35 miles east-west.
  The highest point is Mount Torbert. On a clear day, they are easily visible from Anchorage.
  The Tordrillos are bordered on the south by the Chigmit Mountains, the northernmost extension of the Aleutian Range. On the west and north they meet the southern tip of the Revelation Mountains, part of the Alaska Range, while on the east they fade into the hills and lowlands of southcentral Alaska. The north side of the range feeds the Skwentna River, and the south drains into Chakachamna Lake and the Chakachatna River.
  The Tordrillos are primarily a volcanic range, like most of the neighboring Aleutian Range; however some of the peaks are not volcanoes. Mount Spurr, the southernmost peak in the range, had its most recent eruption in June 1992. They are heavily glaciated, partly due to their location near Cook Inlet.
caption: Panorama of an ice lake in Trimble Glacier
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