Coal Creek Public Use Cabin
The place
Coal Creek Public Use Cabin is part of the Coal Creek mining camp restored by the National Park Service, which includes dormitories, a mess hall, an assay and refining office, workshops, and a public use cabin. The camp is located within the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve (Alaska, USA). Accessible via a 4-mile trail from Slaven's Roadhouse or by plane to the Coal Creek airstrip. Activities: hiking, rafting, hunting, wildlife viewing. Specific regulations on food storage and waste management to prevent bear encounters. The 0 m elevation in the database is likely incorrect.
Getting there
4-mile trail from Slaven's Roadhouse, or by plane to the Coal Creek airstrip.
The setting
Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve, Alaska (USA). Former mining camp restored by the NPS.
