Skagway is surrounded by steep mountains and valleys that once carried thousands of stampeders to the Klondike. Trails range from short scenic walks to multi-day historic treks into Canada.

Easy & Scenic Trails

• Lower Dewey Lake Trail
  A popular 3-mile loop starting right from town, circling Lower Dewey Lake with forest views and picnic spots.
  Lower Dewey Lake Trailhead, Skagway, AK
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• Reid Falls Trail
  A short, gentle path leading to a picturesque waterfall near the historic Gold Rush Cemetery.
  Gold Rush Cemetery, Skagway, AK

Moderate Trails

• Upper Dewey Lake Trail
  A steep 3–4 hour hike gaining 3,000 feet in elevation to a pristine alpine lake. Public-use cabins are available by reservation.
  Upper Dewey Lake, Skagway, AK
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• Yakutania Point & Smuggler’s Cove
  An easy-to-moderate coastal trail beginning near the airport, offering ocean views, tidepools, and picnic areas.
  Yakutania Point Trailhead, Skagway, AK

Advanced & Historic Trails

• Chilkoot Trail
  A legendary 33-mile, multi-day trek retracing the gold rush route from Dyea to Lake Bennett in British Columbia. Requires permits from the U.S. and Canadian park services.
  Dyea Trailhead, Skagway, AK
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• Devil’s Punch Bowl
  Steep alpine hike branching off the Upper Dewey Lake Trail, ending at a glacial cirque filled with icy water.
  Trail via Upper Dewey Lake, Skagway, AK
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