NO ROAD is for those who live free in a wild Alaskan lifestyle. It is for those who hunt and trap untouched areas. It is for those who ski or snow­board unnamed moun­tains. It is for those who make their money from clean land and water with sus­tain­able and renew­able resources. It is for those who value wild places. It is for those who would rather not live sur­rounded by RVs and tourists. It is for those who wouldn’t trade their way of life to be able to drive to Costco or McDon­alds. It is for those who are con­tent with the area as it is. It is for Prince William Sound, Cop­per River and Delta, Cop­per River Water­shed and Chugach Moun­tains. It is a trib­ute a trib­ute to a wild place, it’s ani­mals, and those who live and have lived here. It is a state­ment of pride of our rivers, deltas, moun­tains, and islands. Our Area.

Since 2004, NO ROAD swag has been around in response to a push for a con­nect­ing road from Cor­dova to the rest of America’s road sys­tem. It has since grown into an eas­ily rec­og­niz­able slo­gan that voices regional pride and pro­tec­tion for end­less reasons.

NO ROAD will keep you hooked up with regional issues. From the pro­posed road between Cor­dova and Chitina, to the Shep­ard Point Project and Car­bon Moun­tain Min­ing, Trans-Alaska Pipeline info and more. We will keep you updated on things going on in the area. Check out the ‘Projects’ page.

Cody McKen­zie, UFC Fighter and Cor­dova Native! Cody under­stands how much value a clean habi­tat can bring to an econ­omy, because before the UFC Cody’s pri­mary job was a com­mer­cial fish­er­man. Cody’s fam­ily has depended on the resources of a clean Alaskan habi­tat for generations.