Chitina, Alaska · Valdez-Cordova County
This 17 (b) easement provides foot access to the lower Tonsina River. The trail leads approximately 2 miles to the bluffs of the Tonsina River. This is an excellent hiking trail, and the user will be rewarded with splendid views at the end of the trail.Please stay on the trail and respect private landowner’s rights.
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This 17 (b) easement provides foot access to the lower Tonsina River. The trail leads approximately 2 miles to the bluffs of the Tonsina River. This is an excellent hiking trail, and the user will be rewarded with splendid views at the end of the trail.Please stay on the trail and respect private landowner’s rights.
Access the trail at MP 12.3 S. Edgerton Hwy.
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