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Fresh
Alaska
Water
Fill up
service
for RVs
8835 E Devonshire Drive access at Mile 114.4 Parks Hwy.
(4th driveway on right)
TRAPPER CREEK WATERING POINT
12.5 cents/gallon
SOUTHCENTRAL/INTERIOR ALASKA
ANCHORAGE
Mile 0: Population: 289,653
Mile 4.2: Take Muldoon Road exit to
visit Alaska Native Heritage Center.
See our ad on page 20.
Mile 11.6: Exit to Eagle River
Campground, Chugach State Park.
Mile 13.4: Exit to Chugiak and Eagle
River.
Mile 35: Junction of the Glenn
Highway and Parks Highway.
Mile 36: Mat-Su Visitor Center.
Ph: 907-746-5000
Mile 37.8: Palmer / Anchorage N KOA
Journey.
Mile 39.3: Seward Meridian Road
Meridian Center Mall and Walmart.
Mile 41.5: Junction with Palmer-
Wasilla Highway.
Mile 42.2: Junction with Knik-
Goose Bay Road to Iditarod Trail
Headquarters.
Mile 42.2: Junction with Knik-
Goose Bay Road to Iditarod Trail
Headquarters.
WASILLA
Mile 42.2: Population 9,459 - Visitor
Information and access to Hatcher
Pass via Main Street.
Mile 47: The Museum of Alaska
Transportation and Industry.
Mile 52.2: Junction with Big Lake
Road to Big Lake Recreation area
Mile 57: Bridge over Little Susitna
River, parking.
Mile 57.3: Little Susitna River
Campground.
HOUSTON
Mile 57.4: Population: 2,140
Mile 57.7: Riverside Camper Park
Mile 66.5: Nancy Lake State
Recreation Site and campground.
Mile 67.2: Nancy Lake State
Recreation Area with the South Rolly
Lake Campground
WILLOW
Mile 69.5: Population: 2,429
Mile 70.8: Willow Creek State
Recreation Area and campground.
Mile 71.2: Junction with Hatcher Pass
Road, a scenic 49 mile long narrow,
gravel road. Not recommended for
large RVs or trailers.
Mile 71.5: Willow Creek Resort.
Mile 82.5: Susitna Landing Boat
Launch & Campground.
Mile 87.9: Gigglewood Lakeside Inn.
Mile 96.4: Montana Creek
Campground.
Mile 98.8: Junction with 14 mile long
road to Talkeetna.
TALKEETNA
Population 1,076 - Talkeetna is a
historic village nestled at the base of
Mt. McKinley (Denali) with panoramic
views of the Alaska Range. The town
is located at the end of the paved
14-mile-long Talkeetna Spur Road.
Visitor Information and services
available in Talkeetna.
See page 19 for more info.
TRAPPER CREEK
Mile 113.1: Welcome to Trapper Creek
Sign. Population 540.
Mile 114.4: Devonshire Drive access.
Trapper Creek Watering Point.
See our ad on this page.
Mile 114.6: 3 Bears
Mile 114.9: Petersville Road junction.
Provides access to Petersville
Recreational Mining Area.
Mile 115: Wal*Mikes - Trapper Creek’s
iconic general store.
Mile 115.2: Trapper Creek community
park & cemetery. Kids playground and
gazebo for picnics and events.
Mile 133: Mt. McKinley Princess
Wilderness Lodge.
Mile 134.8: Denali Viewpoint South
with an excellent view of Mt. Denali
and overnight parking (fee).
Mile 135: Views of Denali can be seen
at several spots along the highway,
particularly at the Willow and the
Denali Viewpoint.
Mile 135.4: K’esugi Ken RV & Tent
Campground
Mile 137.2: Lower Troublesome Creek
– Denali State park campground.
Mile 147: Byers Lake – Denali State
Park campground.
Mile 147.1: Alaska Veterans Memorial,
rest area and visitor information.
Mile 162.4: Denali Viewpoint North.
Mile 162.7: Denali View North,
overnight parking for a fee.
Mile 185.8: East Fork Chulitna
Wayside with overnight parking.
Mile 201.3: Broad Pass
Summit – 2,409 ft.
Mile 209.9: Junction with the Denali
Highway, a 133-mile gravel road
east to Paxson on the Richardson
Highway.
CANTWELL
Mile 210: Population: 197 - Cantwell
RV Park.
Mile 229.1: Denali Air – flightseeing.
Mile 231.1: Denali Grizzly Bear Resort.
Mile 238: The community of Denali
Park offers many visitor services and
numerous camping facilities.
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