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The longest maintained trail in Glacier Bay and a great way to access Bartlett Lake.


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4.8

Miles

7.7

KM

Point to Point

202' 62 m

High

75' 23 m

Low

347' 106 m

Up

391' 119 m

Down

3%

Avg Grade (2°)

17%

Max Grade (10°)

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Features Birding · Lake · Views · Wildlife

Description

This primitive trail is a rugged day trip, but most visitors find the journey worth enduring. During this trip, you may be rewarded in wilderness solitude that will only be broken by the sound of calling loons.

The trail itself starts approximately 3/4 mile down the Bartlett River Trail. There, you'll find a branch trail that climbs the glacial moraine to Bartlett Lake.

If planning on undertaking this expedition, be sure to bring lunch, plenty of water, and rain gear.

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Shared By:

Tom Robson

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A low-tide view from beside the trail. Photo Credit: NPS Photo/Kyle Pinjuv.
Jun 1, 2017 near Juneau, AK

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Jun 25, 2018
Bobby Hurley
Tons of bears along the trail. Saw porcupine too on route
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