The best camping in Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site, AK

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Discover the majestic Worthington Glacier and its accessible trails.  

The best camping near Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site, AK

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Your Raven’s Den Campsite “Room with a view!”

2. The Raven's Den of the Chugach

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15mi from Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site · 1 site · Tent, RV · Tonsina, AK
As a Heli-Ski Guide in the Chugach, I found my slice of Heaven.  I am excited to share it with you! Learn more about this land:Stunningly beautiful location in the heart of the Chugach Mountains ~45 miles east of Valdez, Alaska. Snow capped and glaciated mountains with active waterfalls surround this quaint valley known as the "Serendipity Homestead." Google search Mt. Billy Mitchell, Alaska, and you'll see what your campsite view will be, as this location is literally at the base of this gorgeous mountain. 2 rivers, the Tsina and Tiekel, and Stewart Creek (All glacially fed...) converge in this valley. Listen to the waterfalls cascading from the Mt. Billy Mitchell Glacier, or rapids of the 3 waterways, as you doze off to sleep. Thanks, Host, Robb Maris
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Wrangell Mountain Homestead

3. Wrangell Mountain Homestead

46mi from Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site · 10 sites · Lodging · Copper Center, AK
Nestled in the heart of Alaska’s wilderness, Wrangell Mountain Homestead offers a tranquil escape where towering mountains, lush woodlands, and sprawling farmlands meet. Our cozy cabins and rooms provide all the comforts you need: hot running water, electricity, Wi-Fi, and comfortable beds, while maintaining a rustic, off-grid charm. Whether you’re here to explore the historic Kennicott Mines, fish the legendary Copper River, or simply relax by the fire pit under the starlit sky, we offer an Alaskan experience unlike any other. Our beloved Homestead was carved from the wilderness in the 1970s. Built by calloused hands using timber milled right here, four generations shaped a life from this land. They weren’t just building houses; they were building a legacy. A legacy shaped by time, standing strong even as the years carried them elsewhere. The signs of age are there: roofs dipping, walls groaning softly, but the craftsmanship and spirit of those who built this place live on in every beam, nail, and corner of this land. In 2021, we didn’t just buy a property; we inherited a promise. A promise to honor their work and breathe life back into these weathered walls. We’re not erasing the past, we’re restoring it, revealing the raw beauty beneath. This isn’t a polished, curated experience. It’s real. It’s the untamed heart of Alaska. And if you’re willing to embrace its imperfections, you’ll feel the same magic we do.
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Embark on an adventure at Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site, where the grandeur of ice meets the thrill of exploration. Venture to this stunning locale within Thompson Pass, just 28 miles north of Valdez, and immerse yourself in the beauty of one of Alaska's most accessible glaciers. With ADA-compliant facilities, interpretive panels, and a pavilion with benches, it's a perfect spot for a day of discovery and awe.

When to go

The best time to visit Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is mild and the trails are most accessible. Winter visits can be challenging due to heavy snowfall and road closures, making summer the ideal season for a glacier adventure.

Know before you go

  • Check the weather forecast and road conditions before heading out to ensure safe travel to the site.
  • Wear appropriate clothing and footwear for glacier exploration and variable weather.
  • Accessible facilities are available, making the park enjoyable for visitors with disabilities.
  • Remember to pack out all trash and respect the natural environment.
  • For any inquiries, contact the Valdez Adventure Alliance, which operates the site.
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