Last updated: December 17, 2020
Thing to Do
Nabesna Road -- Drive, Hike, Bike, View Wildlife, Picnic & Scenic Vistas.

Drive, Hike, Bike, View Wildlife, Picnic & Scenic Vistas on Nabesna Road. Download the Nabesna Road Audio Guide while you tour the area to learn about history, culture and geology while driving. https://www.nps.gov/wrst/learn/photosmultimedia/audio-tours.htm
Details
Activity
Scenic Driving
Drive, hike, bike, view wildlife, picnic and enjoy natural scenic vistas of mountains, lakes, rivers, streams, and valleys.
Age(s)
All ages
Pets Allowed
Yes
Pets allowed on trails on leash. Stay on trails to avoid animal hunting traps and snares in Fall/Winter.
Activity Fee
No
NO fee - all park entry is free. Do not tresspass on private lands within park and preserve boundaries.
Location
Nabesna Road, Slana, Alaska
Located at mile 59 on the Tok-Cutoff Hwy, 60 miles north from the junction of the Richardson Highway and the Tok Cut-off (Glenn Highway). Turn east on Nabesna Road in Slana. Drive 40 miles to Nabesna. Road ends at private property. Turn around to return.
Reservations
No
No reservation needed to drive Nabesna Road
Season
Year round, but due to adverse cold weather and snow, the best season is May to September.
Time of Day
Day
Best to drive during the day to view wildlife and enjoy scenic vistas.
Accessibility Information
Hiking trails are natural ground and may require special wheelchairs. Vault toilets at Kendesnii Campground (mile 28) are acessible.