Klutina Lake Road

The feel

This is a single lane, mostly unmaintained gravel road that leaves the Richardson Highway around mile 100 and runs to the outlet of Klutina Lake. It is officially known as the Brenwick Craig Road.

The road parallels the Klutina River from the highway to just before the lake. Primitive campsites line it, and anglers have free access to the river where the river meets the road ROW.

What to expect

Water and access

The road runs from Mile 100 of the Richardson Highway to the outlet of Klutina Lake and parallels the Klutina River until just before the lake. Anglers have free access to the river where it meets the road ROW. Private lands along the river complicate access.

Hazards

The road is single lane and mostly unmaintained gravel. Private lands along the river complicate access.

Season and access

Access is at Mile 100 of the Richardson Highway. Primitive campsites line the road.

Mingo says

Treat this as a slow gravel drive, with only one lane and little upkeep. Keep clear of private land along the water.

Before you go

• Turn off the Richardson Highway at mile 100 and look for the Brenwick Craig Road name.
• Call the ADF&G Glennallen Area Office at 907-822-3309 with questions.
• Plan on primitive campsites along the road if you stay overnight.

Written October 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.