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Discover the most popular places to visit in Moose Pass
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Summit Lake
9.2/10 (45 reviews)
Summit Lake offers pristine alpine waters surrounded by the majestic peaks of Chugach National Forest. Cast for Dolly Varden trout while watching for moose and trumpeter swans along the tranquil shoreline.
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Upper Trail Lake
Upper Trail Lake offers pristine waters framed by the majestic Chugach mountains in Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. Paddle its serene surface or cast a line while watching for moose and beavers along the shoreline.
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Tern Lake
9.2/10 (25 reviews)
Tern Lake offers a tranquil sanctuary where Arctic terns and trumpeter swans grace the waters against Kenai Mountain backdrops. Bring binoculars to spot moose and mountain goats from the interpretive viewing platform.
Grant Lake Trail
9.0/10 (17 reviews)
Hike the historic Iditarod National Historic Trail section to reach the pristine blue waters of Grant Lake. Combine your adventure with kayaking amid breathtaking glacial landscapes from May through September.
Devil's Creek Trailhead
8.4/10 (8 reviews)
The Devil's Creek Trailhead offers a challenging 10-mile journey through Alaska's Chugach wilderness. Hike through forests to alpine meadows where moose roam freely, with stunning mountain vistas as your reward.
Crescent Lake Hiking Trail
8.6/10 (15 reviews)
You can take time to visit Crescent Lake Hiking Trail during your travels to Moose Pass. Stroll along the lakeside or seek out the fishing spots.
Johnson Pass Trailhead
8.4/10 (9 reviews)
This historic 23-mile trail once guided Iditarod miners through Alaska's Chugach National Forest. Hike past cascading waterfalls and alpine lakes, camping overnight at sites equipped with bear lockers.
Tern Lake Picnic Area
Tern Lake Picnic Area offers exceptional wildlife viewing with bald eagles, Arctic terns, and moose. Watch spawning salmon from the viewing platform while enjoying mountain vistas across the pristine lake.
"The place is about half hour from Seward which is great if you don’t get accommodation in Seward.
We stayed in cabin 6, and there was junk yard all around that with old broken vehicles which is not a good sight.
I felt the place was overpriced"
"Beautiful lakeside lodge. Had everything we needed for several nights. Was very reasonable compared to other properties in the area. Easy drive into Seward."
"It was a great place to stay. We had a delicious dinner! The view of the sound from the dining room windows is spectacular, even in the rain. It was fun to watch the fishermen come back to the marina. The hotel is 2 -3 blocks from the Alaska Ferry Terminal."
"The view is amazing. I told the hostess that it was my 30th anniversary and we immediately got a room upgrade. It was awesome. Could not have been happier."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.