Chitina Holidays

This historic footbridge spans the Kennicott River, connecting visitors to McCarthy and Kennecott's copper mining past. Cross on foot and glimpse remnants of the old cable tram system.

McCarthy Creek flows through Alaska's wilderness, carrying glacial silt that tells the storey of the region's mining history. Hike alongside its milky waters for a glimpse into the raw beauty of this rugged landscape.

Explore the great outdoors at Tana Glacier, a lovely green space in Chitina.

Mount Blackburn, Alaska's highest Wrangell peak, towers at 16,390 feet with massive glaciers and challenging routes. Experienced mountaineers tackle its remote wilderness during the brief summer climbing season.

North America's highest volcano, Mount Bona rises 16,421 feet in Alaska's pristine wilderness. Experienced mountaineers can tackle this remote peak during the May-July climbing season when weather is most stable.

Housed in the original railway depot, this museum showcases McCarthy's copper mining boom through artefacts and models. Explore the miniature historic town in the heart of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.

Trek through Alaska's mining history on this moderate trail leading to the historic Nugget Creek Cabin. The journey rewards with panoramic mountain views and glimpses of early 20th-century copper mining remnants.