Alaska · United States

Hiking trails in Alaska

48 routes catalogued · 7 with detail pages

Our database holds 48 named hiking routes in Alaska. 7 have enough source data to support a dedicated page; the remainder are listed here with their name, length, and network type.

Always check current trail conditions, permits, and water sources with the maintaining organisation before heading out. Many western trails are impassable for half the year due to snow.

Alaska trails — curated + by length

Top 200 shown
TrailLengthNetwork
Chilkoot Trail33 miInternational
K'esugi Ridge Trail22 miLocal
South Fork Valley Trail5 milhn
Ermine Hill Trail4 miLocal
Old Womens Mountain Trail4 miLocal
Little Coal Creek Trail3 miLocal
Thompson Pass Pack Trail3 milhn
Bold Ridge Overlook Trail
Byron Glacier Trail
Caines Head TrailLocal
Campbell Creek Estuary Trails
Cross Trail
Crow Pass TrailRegional
Dixie Pass trailLocal
Eklutna Lakeside Trail
Flattop Trail
Harbor Mountain / Gavan Hill Traillhn
Harp Mountain Trail
Iditarod National Historic Trailrcn
Iditarod National Historic TrailNational
Indian River Trail
Lionshead Trail
Little O'Malley Peak Trail
Lost Lake Trail
Matanuska Peak TrailLocal
McHugh Peak Trail North
McHugh Peak Trail South
McRoberts Creek Trail
Meridian Lakes Trail
Middle Dangerous Trail
Mount Gordon Lyon Trail
Mount Verstovia Trail
Path of Hope
Powerline PassRegional
Primrose Trail
Rabbit Lake Trail
Rendezvous Peak from Arctic Valley
Rendezvous Peak from Hiland
South Fork Falls Trail
Thunderbird Falls TrailLocal
Trail of Blue Ice
Twin Peaks Trail
Upper Winner Creek Trail
Virgin Creek TrailLocal
West Butte TrailLocal
Winner Creek Trail
Wolverine Peak via Basher
Yukon Kuskokwim Portage Trail

By Alaska city

Within 75 mi drive

Pick a city to see hiking trails within a 75-mile drive of the metro.

About this list

Methodology

Trail data comes from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) plus a hand-curated set of America's 11 National Scenic Trails and 26 well-known regional long-distance trails. Multi-state trails appear under each state they pass through. See our methodology page.