Overview
Campbell BLM Heliport is a government-owned heliport operated by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Located at the Campbell Tract in Anchorage, it supports BLM's land management, firefighting, and resource protection missions throughout Alaska.
Top Highlights
- BLM Operations: A critical hub for managing Alaska's vast public lands.
- Firefighting Support: Often used during fire season for logistics and personnel transport.
- Campbell Tract: Situated within a large recreational and conservation area.
Things to Do
- Campbell Tract Trails: The surrounding area offers miles of multi-use trails open to the public (though the heliport itself is restricted).
- Wildlife Viewing: Moose and bears are frequently seen in the Campbell Tract.
Best Time to Visit
The heliport is operational year-round; the surrounding trails are best used in summer and winter.
Entry & Visitor Information
- Access: The heliport is restricted to official use. The surrounding Campbell Tract is open to the public.
- Location: 6881 Elmore Road, Anchorage, AK.
Facilities Available
- Helipad: Operational landing zone.
- BLM Field Office: Administrative and operational buildings.
Travel Tips
- Trail Etiquette: Share the trails with hikers, bikers, and equestrians in the Campbell Tract.
- Safety: Stay clear of the heliport operations area while using nearby trails.
Nearby Places to Explore
- Campbell Creek Science Center: An educational center located on the Campbell Tract.
- Far North Bicentennial Park: Adjacent to the tract, offering extensive wilderness within the city.