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Johnson Pass Trail South - INHT
The Johnson Pass Trail South is a segment of the longer Iditarod National Historic Trail (INHT).
23 mile multi-use trail from mile 64 Seward Highway in the north to mile 32.5 Seward Highway in the south. Trail is mostly forested for the first 4 miles on the north end and first 10 miles on the south end. The higher middle section is mostly open subalpine terrain of meadows and brushy areas with views of nearby mountains. Elevation gains are gradual with a few steep sections. Snow can remain at higher elevations until mid June.
Click here for more information on the Iditarod National Historic Trail.
Click here for the Johnson Pass Trail Recreation Opportunity Guide
At a Glance
| Restrictions: | Johnson Pass Trail is closed to motorized vehicles from May 1- November 30. The north end to mile 3.6 is closed to motorized vehicles year round. Johnson Pass Trail is closed to pack/saddle stock April 1- June 30. |
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General Information
Directions:North trailhead: At mile 64 Seward Highway turn south on short access road to trailhead.
South trailhead: Mile 32.5 Seward Highway.
Activities
Mountain Biking
Dispersed Camping
Lake and Pond Fishing
Day Hiking
Backpacking
Horse Riding
Snowmobiling
Access from the north via is Johnson Pass Wagon Road on the west side of trailhead parking area.
Access from the south is via winter trail, 1 mile upriver from railroad trestle at far end of Upper Trail Lake.