Copper Center, Alaska · Valdez-Cordova County
This trail system can be accessed at mile 61.8 of the Richardson Highway. Three trails begin here providing access to the Chugach Mountains. The most popular route (Kimball Pass) is reached by taking the left fork of the trail, or heading in a northerly direction. Portions of these trails contain historic telegraph rem…
This trail system can be accessed at mile 61.8 of the Richardson Highway. Three trails begin here providing access to the Chugach Mountains. The most popular route (Kimball Pass) is reached by taking the left fork of the trail, or heading in a northerly direction. Portions of these trails contain historic telegraph remnants, please do not disturb. These trails are primarily maintained by local residents and are for foot traffic only.
Access this trail at Milepost 61.8 Richardson Highway (AK-4).
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Kimball Pass? A few things to know before you go:
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