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Audio Tours

Nabesna Road Audio Tour

The Nabesna Road Audio Tour

Are you planning to visit the Nabesna Road? Are you curious about geology or history? Would you like to learn more about the Boreal Forest or the animals that live there? If so, check out the Nabesna Road Audio Tour! This is a narrated tour of the Nabesna Road that plays in your vehicle's CD player.

You can download the audio tour for free or pick up a free CD at the Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve visitor center or Slana Ranger Station.

Download the Nabesna Road Audio Tour script.

Download the Nabesna Road Audio Tour tracks (mp3s - right click on the link and choose "Save Target As" option to download directly to your computer).

  1. Slana Ranger Station to Slana River Bridge
  2. Slana River Bridge to 4-Mile Road Junction
  3. 4-Mile Road Junction to the Park/Preserve Sign at Mile 5.6
  4. Park/Preserve Sign at Mile 5.6 to Copper Lake Trailhead
  5. Copper Lake Trailhead to Dead Dog Hill
  6. Dead Dog Hill to Caribou Creek Trailhead
  7. Caribou Creek Trailhead to Rock Lake Rest Area
  8. Rock Lake Rest Area to the Camping Area at Twin Lakes
  9. The Camping Area at Twin Lakes to Lost Creek Trailhead
  10. Lost Creek Trailhead to Jack Creek Rest Area
  11. Jack Creek Rest Area to Skookum Volcano Trailhead
  12. Skookum Volcano Trailhead to Reeve's Field
  13. The End of the Road!
  14. Wrangell-St. Elias National Park Visitor Center, in Copper Center
  15. Chitina, the McCarthy Road, and Kennecott Mill Town
  16. Conservation and Research Efforts in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve

Did You Know?

boreal forest

The boreal forest is the coldest and largest land ecosystem on the planet…even colder than the Arctic tundra.