Creek sounds and forest cover define the experience at Quartz Creek Trail, a BLM-managed campground on the Eastern Interior Field Office lands outside Badger, Alaska. Access is rough, so high-clearance vehicles are advisable. The site sits near the creek within forested terrain, making it a reasonable base for campers comfortable with remote, rugged conditions. Mount Prindle - Steese Hwy lies close by for those weighing nearby alternatives.
Description
Off Highway Vehicle Trail/multi-use trail. This 16 miles developed trail climbs into alpine tundra and passes through white spruce forest valleys. The trail traverses a series of ridge lines with sweeping valley views to end at Quartz Creek. The Quartz Creek trail includes steep grades, rough terrain and several stream crossings. ACTIVITIES Biking Camping Hiking Horseback Riding Hunting Winter Sports Recreational Vehicles Wildlife Viewing Photography
Map & DirectionsQuartz Creek Trail is located in Alaska near Badger
Public CampgroundDirections
The Quartz Creek Trail is located in the White Mountains National Recreation Area. Travel north of Fairbanks, Alaska on the Steese Highway. Turn left onto the U.S. Creek Road at the Elliott Highway mile post 57. Travel the U.S. Creek Road to the Nome Creek Road and proceed right at the road junction after the Nome Creek Bridge. Travel approximately 3 miles to the Quartz Creek Trailhead.
Coordinates
65.36009513 N
146.61949375 W
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Site Types
- Tent Sites
