Cordova Vacations

North America's largest contiguous wetland hosts five million migratory birds each spring along the Pacific coast. Explore pristine trails while watching for wildlife.

This historic steel truss bridge, once crucial for transporting copper ore, stands resilient against Alaska's wilderness. Reach it by chartered boat for spectacular glacier views and the chance to witness calving ice.

Witness Childs Glacier's dramatic calving as massive ice chunks crash into the Copper River, creating spectacular waves. Charter a boat for prime viewing of the quarter-mile ice face.

Hit the slopes at Midway during your trip to Cordova. Amble around the area's parks or experience its museums.

Explore Cordova's rich heritage through artifacts documenting the 1964 earthquake and fishing industry. This intimate museum offers thoughtful exhibits on indigenous cultures and natural wonders, with free admission.

Eyak Lake offers pristine Alaskan wilderness where salmon, trout, and wildlife thrive amid mountain backdrops. Explore by boat or witness the spectacular coho salmon runs from August to mid-September.

Explore Cordova Naval Radio Station's historic remnants, once a vital military communications hub in Alaska. History enthusiasts will appreciate contemplating its strategic significance in this quiet setting.

Ewan Lake mirrors the majestic Chugach Mountains in its crystal waters, offering rare solitude in Alaska's wilderness. Pack supplies and sturdy hiking gear for this remote natural sanctuary.