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Chugach/Trail River
The Chugach Trail River in Moose Pass, Alaska is a scenic trail that follows the Chugach River. The trail is a popular destination for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. The trail is approximately 8 miles long and follows the river from the town of Moose Pass to the Chugach National Forest. Along the way, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains and wildlife. The trail is relatively easy to navigate and is well-marked with signs. There are several access points along the trail, including a parking lot at the trailhead in Moose Pass. The trail is open year-round and is a great way to explore the beauty of Alaska.
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User Reviews
Maria Theresa Bundy
I love love love this campground. We come here every year. Good luck booking those 4 spots with your own lake access because they reserve quick! 😆 The cabin is absolutely beautiful and well kept.
Jack Reerink
Run by the U.S. Forest Service, it’s a basic campground for $20 a night. There’s no electricity, water connection or dump station - and no cell phone service. The roads are not paved, and many campers drive too fast and kick up a lot of dust. The campground abuts a pristine lake that’s only accessible via individual picnic tables. There are no trails. Many individual sites are shortened by placing two rocks in the driveway, reducing privacy for large RVs. We won’t be back.
Sam Kim
Well established camp sites along with many day use picnic area with fire pits. Amazing view of the bluish green glacier waters that flow into the lake.
Karen Garland
Such a great campground with clean bathrooms. The public cabin is definitely worth booking, and has direct lake access. There are several loops of campsites with different features (river vs lake), so take the time to look around before picking your spot.
Kyle Homer
Can be busy during around 4th of July with events in Seward happening. Has typical amenities, bathrooms and water available. Tables in the sites are new and look nice. Expect typical campground noise of RV generators and people just enjoying a fire. Sites are spacious, won't feel cramped. Day use spots are next to the lake.