Vacant Land Type: Recreational; Remote; Residential

Listing Terms Financing: Cash; Other; See Remarks

Land Features: Horse Property; Mobile Home Ok; Multi-Family Ok; Trees - Heavy

Topography: Level

Wtrfrnt-Access Near: None

Wtrfrnt-Frontage: None

Utilities: Electric - None; Natural Gas - None; Pub Wtr-None; Sewer-None; Well - None

Access: Dedicated Road; Trail; Unmaintained

Road Maintenance: Unmaintained Road

Documents: Docs Posted on MLS

This three-lot package offers roughly 14 acres of flat, dry, heavily treed ground--ideal for carving in your own driveway, homesite, cabin cluster, or a private basecamp for adventures in every season. With 4x4 road access and only about half a mile to the Richardson Highway, you get the feel of being deep in the woods without committing to hours on gravel each time you come and go. The setting strikes that rare balance: it lives like remote Alaska, but practical services are within easy reach. The charming, small-town feel of Copper Center is about five miles away, with local history, gas, a cafe, and basic supplies. In roughly 30 minutes, you can be in Glennallen with a fuller range of services, groceries, fuel, and gear as your launch point for Wrangell-St. Elias and the broader Copper River Valley. For those who want maximum flexibility, this land comes with no property taxes, no local zoning, and essentially total freedom to shape the property to your vision, subject only to state-level requirements. Whether you imagine a minimalist off-grid cabin, a small compound of dry cabins, or a future homestead with gardens and outbuildings, you're not fighting a stack of town, borough, or HOA regulations to make it happen. Recreation here starts the moment you step outside. The back of the property borders the Alyeska Pipeline corridor, which doubles as an informal trail system--providing convenient ATV and snowmachine access right out the back for exploring miles of country in every direction. In summer, that means riding and exploring; in winter, it means snowmachine loops and easy access to powder without having to trailer your machines somewhere else. Hunt right off the land, fish the mighty Copper River a few miles away! The land is essentially a blank slate: flat topography for straightforward site work, well-drained and dry for building and parking, and 100% treed for privacy, firewood, and selective clearing to open up view corridors. With thoughtful clearing and site selection, there is potential to capture views toward three iconic Alaska mountain ranges: the Wrangells, the Chugach, and the distant Delta Range--snowy peaks and big sky that remind you why you chose to own land here. Power your life your way--solar, generator, battery systems, or a hybrid approach--and design your own water and waste solutions on your timeline. Off-grid here doesn't have to mean "roughing it"; it simply means you're the one in control of how simple or sophisticated you want your setup to be. Because you're in the Copper River Basin, you're also positioned near world-class outdoor opportunities--fishing on the Copper and Klutina Rivers, exploring Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, hunting, hiking, and endless backroad wanderings--without needing to buy a remote fly-in parcel to get that experience. If you've been waiting for the right piece of land to park an RV for now and plan a cabin or homestead later, to create a family retreat, or just to secure a sizable slice of Alaska that you can actually use, these three lots--sold together as approximately 14 acres--offer an exceptional opportunity. Off-grid living close to services, flat and usable ground, pipeline trail access out the back, and potential for huge views of three mountain ranges, all at a price point that makes owning real acreage in Alaska surprisingly attainable.