Operator
Alaska Airlines
Mainline airline with scheduled jet service to Wrangell and Petersburg.
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Cultural site
Beach north of Wrangell with ancient rock carvings, managed as an Alaska State Historic Site.
· Alaska State Parks
Petroglyph Beach State Historic Site lies about a mile north of downtown Wrangell. Tide-washed stones hold petroglyphs attributed to early Tlingit and possibly earlier peoples. A boardwalk and viewing area help protect the carvings; do not make rubbings on original stones. Managed by Alaska State Parks; follow posted site rules.
Cultural tours · Photography
Last updated 2026-11-13

Trail
Short 0.7-mile mostly boardwalk trail to Rainbow Falls south of Wrangell.
4.6 mi
Trail
Barrier-free creek walk near Ohmer Creek Campground through spruce and hemlock.
15.7 mi
Trail
E-shaped trail system linking Sand, Hill and Crane lakes off Three Lakes Loop Road.
17.8 mi

Trail
Short roadside trail to Blind River Rapids with a three-sided shelter.
22.3 mi

Fishing spot
Mainland river fishing and wildlife access from Wrangell into the Stikine-LeConte country.
11.5 mi
Fishing spot
Small roadside creek beside Ohmer Creek Campground south of Petersburg.
15.6 mi

Fishing spot
Roadside king and coho water on Mitkof Island, with a terminal harvest area for hatchery kings.
19.3 mi

Fishing spot
Popular roadside fishing hole on Blind Slough with a short trail and shelter.
22.3 mi

Fishing spot
Narrow channel between Mitkof and Kupreanof islands, fished for salmon and bottomfish.
22.7 mi

Campground
Free 8-site accessible Forest Service camp area on four overlooks south of Wrangell.
12.4 mi
Campground
Road-end campsite on Eastern Passage with a marine access facility below.
13.0 mi
Campground
Fully accessible single campsite overlooking Zimovia Strait and the Three Sisters peaks.
13.3 mi
Campground
Two fully accessible free overlook campsites on the Nemo-Skip Loop Road.
14.1 mi

Campground
Free 10-site Forest Service campground 22 miles south of Petersburg on Mitkof Highway.
15.6 mi
Campground
Two tent platforms on saltwater, reached by a half-mile trail or by boat.
16.2 mi