Meridian Lakes Trail -INHT (Grayling Lake)
The Meridian Lakes (Grayling Lake) Trail is a segment of the longer Iditarod National Historic Trail (INHT).
This short, 1.5-mile hiking trail begins at mile 13.2 on the Seward Highway and gives access to the Iditarod Trail and nearby small lakes. This trail climbs gradually through dense conifer forests and open muskegs giving occasional views of distant mountains. Snow can remain until early June.
Specific Trail Information
Trail Number
Trail Type
General Information
Meridian Lakes Grayling Trail Brochure and Map
Meridian Lakes Map and Opportunity Guide
Difficulty: Easy
Length: 8.3 (one way)
Time: 4 hours
Elevation Gain: 600 feet
Season: June-October
Public Use: Low
Grade: Many up and down grades
Lakes and streams
Closed to motorized vehicles year round. Closed to pack/saddle stock April 1- June 30. Not recommended for horses or bicycles.
Getting There
Directions
Trailhead is on the west side of the Seward Highway, mile 13.2.
Visit the nearest office for more information.
Office Page Here
Additional Information
Operated By
Chugach National Forest
