Twin Creek Shelter

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Twin Creek Shelter in Alaska is surrounded by dense forests and rugged terrain. Temperatures can range from lows of 30°F in the colder months to highs of 60°F during warmer seasons. Nearby, visitors can explore the Tongass National Forest and enjoy the scenic views of Clarence Strait.

Description

The Twin Creek Shelter is a three-sided Adirondack-style shelter located just off the Twin Creek Road. The surrounding area is forest and muskeg. ACTIVITIES Hiking: The shelter is the starting point for the Upper Twin and Twin Ridge Ski Trails and the Twin-Frenchy Snowmobile Trail. Picnicking: The shelter has a table and benches for day use picnicking with views of the forest and muskeg. Winter Sports: The Twin Creek Shelter is the starting point for the Twin-Frenchy Snowmobile Trail, the Twin Ridge Ski Trail, and the Upper Twin Ski Trail. Contact the Petersburg Ranger District office for more information and a description of these trails. Fire Lookouts/cabins Overnight: The Twin Creek Shelter is a three-sided Adirondack-style shelter located just off the Twin Creek Road. The surrounding area is forest and muskeg. Use of the shelter is free and first come, first served.

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Location

Twin Creek Shelter is located in Alaska

Directions

Drive south on the Mitkof Highway approximately 6.2 miles and turn left on the Twin Creeks Road (unmarked). The shelter is located off the Twin Creeks Road overlooking a muskeg.