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Mt.Robert's Peak from the tram station in Juneau. Take the tram ride up and begin at the top. Follow the trail and the signs until Mt. Robert's Peak.
Català (English below) Excursió molt senzilla i molt a prop de Anchorage, tot just 20min en cotxe. Esta molt be indicada i te dues rutes per no haver de fer el mateix recorregut de pujada que de baixada. Si no es disp...
A decent half-day workout. Before the junction, the northern "lazy mountain trail" is rather steep, the southern "lazy moose trail" is twice as long but somewhat too smooth. Mostly exposure after the junction. Click the...
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A very nice and easy trail next to Skagway, Alaska. Starts a few meters away from the train station along the tracks and climbs up the hill to reach a very nice lake surrounded by tall forest. If you get close, dont miss...
Had a beautiful clear day for hiking, though there had been rain earlier in the week. The hike up was pretty steep, and ...
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The first half of the trail follows along a 4-wheeler trail. After reaching the beaver ponds there's no set trail. I've made several trips out to crater lake, and I found this one to involve the least amount of brush, ho...
Complete hike, from the trailhead parking lot to the base of the falls. Numerous river crossings on foot bridges, log bridges are planed flat, most serious crossings have a hand rail.
Be aware this is a very steep road. Easily done is a car, but coming down.... use your gears (even in an automatic). Course recorded in reverse.
I follow the trail to Icy Lake and continue to Reid Falls and then head back to Lower Lake, pretty easy hikings to do together, specially if you are just for one day in Skagway
The historic Crow Pass Trail runs 26 miles from the Eagle River Nature Center to the town of Girdwood. Alaska is an amazing place where I'll come back for more hiking! This trail was taken from the Alask State Trails ...
Beautiful trail up to a ghost mine. We were there on. Sunday Morning and we had the place to just ourselves.
Many different trails, this is one of personal favorites. All trails clearly marked like streets. This has it all, trees lush green, cliffside ocean view, trail between the ocean and lake. Trail along a lake, many blue b...
GPS track by Woojung Foraker Expedition led by Daeshik Won who is a Korean. Mr. Won reached on the summit of Mt. Foraker(5,303m) which is the second highest mountain in the Alaska Range on May 30, 2008.
A physically and mentally challenging hike outside the city of Palmer, Alaska. Click the following “View more” link for detailed trip report.
Stead incline, Must cross small creek at the start of the hike. On the way back down we stopped along an old min ditch line and small water fall.
http://nicetmauoffroads.com/nos-voyages/les-ameriques/alaska/ 'the Top of the World' -Alaska Hyw- Fairbanks- Denali Hwy - Glennallen.
We went out there with NOVA guides, it was an excellent tour. About 3 hours walking by the glacier. They give you all the equipment you need for this tour and during the tour they answer questions about glacier formatio...
Beautiful Glacier and lake. To arrive to trailhead you need to use the Tunnel to Whittier with a cost of 13$ (2019)
These trails are connected to complete a loop by walking 1 mile of road to return to your starting point. Many scenic views along a very well maintained trail.
The Nagoonberry Loop trail takes you through the woods, wildflower meadows and out to the beach front in Gustavus, Alaska. It loops back to the start where it connects to Gustavus Road. It is on Nature Conservancy land. ...
This was just a walk by the glacier to practice glacier navigation, we returned because there was avalanche hazard on Mount Hunter.
A good day's hike in on-and-off drizzle, past emergency shelter, to an expansive ice field. Click the following "View more" link for detailed trip report of the day.
A blog post of this trip can be found at: http://jdttravelblog.blogspot.com/2013/08/denali-national-park-visitor-center-area.html
My recovery from previous day’s grueling hike to Matanuska Peak was this short hike, with amazing views of Hatcher Pass and valley of Little Susitna River with snowy mountains at the backdrop. The first half of the trai...
Beautiful walk down to inlet. Decided on out and back because the sun was out. Easy walk except the back when you are going up steep hill, makes it a great work out.
We ride our bikes from Blackburn Cabins to Kennicott, we did the hike and used crampons on the glacier.
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