Tana River (Upper Strip), Alaska

The Tana River (Upper Strip) is a scenic landing area located in Alaskas remote wilderness, situated north of the Tana Glacier. This gravel strip is approximately 2,000 feet long and is commonly used for VFR flights en route to Bremner Mine and Alis Valley. The area is characterized by stunning views and is typically frequented by commercial operators transporting hikers. Caution is advised due to hidden terrain and vegetation, making it suitable primarily for smaller aircraft equipped with tundra tires.