Upper Tebay Lake is a remote alpine lake located in the Valdez-Cordova Census Area within Alaska's expansive Copper River drainage system. Part of the Tebay Lakes complex in the greater Wrangell-St. Elias region, this pristine water body sits in the heart of one of Alaska's most spectacular wilderness areas. The lake is accessed primarily through the Tebay River drainage system, which flows downstream to its confluence with the Hanagita River before continuing toward the Chitina River and ultimately the Copper River. This high-elevation fishery represents some of Alaska's finest wild trout habitat, surrounded by dramatic mountain terrain and offering exceptional fishing opportunities for those willing to venture into this remote corner of the state.