Trails in Alaska's Copper River Country


		Copper River country has an extensive system of outstanding trails
		Trails are found throughout Alaska's Copper River Basin. Some of these are long-established trails of historical significance; others are newly-made for purposes of recreation or access. Rugged trails lead high into the mountains, while tamer trails are often found parallel to highways. Some trails are suitable for motorized access, while others are reserved for bicycle, foot, ski, snowshoe, or sled dog traffic. These trails lead to adventure, beauty, wildlife, and of course simple exercise and fresh air. Right out the door of Wellwood Bed and Breakfast are all of these things, on a trail system that is good for short walks or long hikes.

Learn about all of this and more! Reserve your place in Wellwood's Talk and Walk Through the Natural History of Copper River Country		Here are just a few of Alaska's Copper River country trails you may wish to explore during your visit: • Wellwood trails wander over 90 stream-crossed wooded acres • Tonsina Trail offers spectacular views of the Tonsina River gorge • Bernard Creek Trail goes high into the mountains to the south x of Tonsina River (especially good for mountain biking) • Copper River Trail provides access to the bluffs over the x magnificent Copper River • Liberty Falls Trail climbs above the gorge of Liberty Creek • Nugget Creek Trail goes for miles into the back country of x Wrangell St. Elias National Park and Preserve • Aspen Interpretive Trail meanders through an Alaskan boreal x forest, with educational signs created by local school children • The historic Eagle Trail winds through extensive portions of x Alaska's Copper River country • Bike and pedestrian paths follow many miles of Alaskan x highways through the Copper River Valley

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