Canoeing,
Kayaking & River Rafting
Grab some paddles and put-in at a multitude of
waterways.
Flight
Seeing Tours
Take in a bird's eye view of the 700,000-acre Copper
River Delta.
Hiking
Over 35 miles of trails are maintained for hikers.
Cordova USFS Ranger District manages 2.3 million acres of wild habitat.
Wildberry Bed & Breakfast can provide bear bells and emergency bear
repellent spray for your excursions.
Cross
Country Skiing & Helicopter Skiing
Explore where few others dare to test the terrain.
Crossing
Million Dollar Bridge
Drive 49 miles to the end of the road for a picnic.
Watching Glaciers Calve
Ice-Skating
Snow Shoeing
Whale
Watching
4-Wheeling
Riding on the sand dunes of the river delta is a popular pastime.
Downhill
Skiing & Snowboarding on Mt. Eyak
Mt. Eyak's single-chair lift is a mere six blocks up
from the center of downtown.
Exploring
the Copper Mining Era
Travel back in time at the Cordova Museum.
Shopping
Downtown
Art galleries, gift shops, eateries, watering holes, and a bookstore are all
within walking distance.
 | T-shirts, flannel, fleece and jackets; layers are essential |
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Jeans (clean jeans are dress clothes) |
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Waterproof footwear/rubber boots (a.k.a. Alaskan tennis shoes) |
| A warm hat would do you service if you are
out on the water or exploring the Copper River Delta; |
One of several events at Cordova's Iceworm Festival the first full weekend of February.