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Wrangell Mountains, Alaska
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The Wrangell Mountains is in Alaska. Mount Bona with 16500 feet is the tallest mountain in the Wrangell Mountains, Mount Blackburn, Mount Sanford, Mount Churchill, and Mount Bear are some of the other high peaks. The area covered by these mountains is about 17100 square miles.
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| | These mountains include a number of subranges including Crystalline Hills, Mentasta Mountains, Nutzotin Mountains, Raven Hills, Skolai Range, University Range, and Wrangell Mountains and they are all great. These mountains have many great whitewater kayaking and rafting rivers including Cheshnina River, Chetaslina River, Chitina River, Gilahina River, Jacksina River, Kennicott River, Kotsina River, Kuskulana River, Lakina River, McCarthy Creek, a bit of paddling is always fun. This is a really good mountain range. This is such a wonderful mountain range.
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Current weather conditions in the Wrangell Mountains, Alaska
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| These outdoors activities are available in the Wrangell Mountains. |
| | Whitewater in the Wrangell Mountains (15 total) including:
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Cheshnina River
Class III+ - 23 miles long (Lower Tonsina to Copper River Bridge) |
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Chetaslina River
Class V+ - 18 miles long (Chichokna River to Copper River) |
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Chitina River
Class II - 55 miles long (Nizina River to Chitina) |
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Chitistone River
Class II-III - 9 miles long (Glacier Creek to Nizina River) |
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Gilahina River
Class III - 7.5 miles long (McCarthy Road) |
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Jacksina River
Class IV - 29 miles long (Upper river to Nabesna River) |
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Kennicott River
Class II+ - 4.8 miles long (McCarthy Road to Nizina River) |
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Kotsina River
Class V+ - 42 miles long (Upper Kotsina to Copper River) |
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Kuskulana River
Class IV+ - 19 miles long (Nugget Creek to McCarthy Road) |
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Lakina River
Class III-IV - 17 miles long (Mill Creek to McCarthy Road Bridge) |
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