Chugach

Indian to Girdwood Bike Path

brochure Chugach - Indian to Girdwood Bike Path

Guide to the Indian to Girdwood Bike Path at Chugach State Park (SP) in Alaska. Published by Alaska State Parks.

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Guide to Indian To Girdwood Bike Path in Chugach State Park Safety and Considerations: Trail parallels the busy Seward Highway and caution should be taken when in close proximity to the road, especially with pets and/or children. A portion of the trail near Girdwood can become flooded during spring run-off. A portion of the trail closed in winter due to avalanche hazard. Indian Indianto toGirdwood GirdwoodTrail TrailProfile Profile 300 300 250 250 200 200 150 150 Girdwood This trail is wheelchair accessible. Numerous rest stops with benches, interpretive signs, and telescopes along the trail. Good beluga and tidal bore viewing. Numerous outstanding views of Turnagain Arm. Allowable Uses: Hiking, Biking, Skiing Distance: 13.3 miles one way Elevation Gain: 300 ft Difficulty: Easy Bird Point Special Features: Creek Campground, Bird Point, and Girdwood. Indian Paved bike path from Indian to Girdwood. Parallels highway and railroad tracks. Trail provides access to Bird Creek Campground and the Bird Point Scenic Overlook. Access: Communities of Indian and Bird, Bird Elevation(feet) (feet) Elevation Trail Description: 100 100 50 50 00 00 22 44 66 88 Distance Distance(miles) (miles) Park Rules: This trail is non-motorized, which prohibits motorcycle and ATV use. Visit http://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/units/chugach for a complete set of park rules. Chugach State Park Headquarters Mile 115, Seward Highway (907) 345 - 5014 csp@alaska.gov 10 10 12 12 14 14 Contact Information Chugach State Park Headquarters Mile 115, Seward Highway (907) 345 - 5014 csp@alaska.gov

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