Information About

The Hoodoos

The Hoodoos

Quick Facts

Region:

Southeast Fairbanks (CA)

Nearest City:

Delta Junction

Elevation:

4573 ft (1393.85 m)

About

S of College Glacier terminus, 13 mi. NNE of Paxson, Alaska Range

History of The Hoodoos

Named about 1950 by T. L. Pewe, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Mount Hayes A-3 (1950), Mount Hayes A-3 (1950), Mount Hayes A-3 (1950), Mount Hayes (1950), Mount Hayes (1950), Mount Hayes (1951), Mount Hayes (1951), Mount Hayes A-3 (1952), Mount Hayes A-3 (1954), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes (1955), Mount Hayes A-3 NW (2016),

Places Near The Hoodoos

Glaciers:

Broken Glacier, Canwell Glacier, Castner Glacier, College Glacier, Eel Glacier, Gabriel Icefall, Gulkana Glacier, McCallum Glacier, Moore Icefall, Pegmatite Glacier, West Gulkana Glacier,

Lakes:

Crystal Lakes, Gunn Lakes, Lower Fish Lake, Oxbow Lake, Rock Lake, Sevenmile Lake, Summit Lake, Swampy Lakes, Two Bit Lake, Upper Fish Lake,

Mountains:

Cony Mountain, The Hoodoos, Icefall Peak, Institute Peak, M-Ladies Mountain, Minya Peak, Ogive Mountain, Paxson Mountain, Rainbow Mountain, Sight Peak, Skull Peak, Snow White, Traingle Peak, Tusac, White Princess, Wolverine Mountain,

Mountain Passes:

Ridges:

Streams:

College Creek, Fish Creek, Gunn Creek, West Phelan Creek,

Routes:

Gulkana Glacier Trail, Trans-Alaska Trail - Paxson to Summit Lake, Trans-Alaska Trail - Summit Lake to Black Rapids,

Cities:

The Hoodoos Gallery

Pictures of, from, or near The Hoodoos.