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Juneau Trail Guide

How to use this page

  • Use mouse scroll wheel or +/- toggle on map to zoom in or out on an area
  • Clicking on trails or cabin symbols will give some information on the selected feature
  • *We are currently working on collecting GPS data for all trails.*
  • If there is something that you would like to see added to this page, or a problem that needs to be fixed, please submit your feedback using this form. 

TRAIL GROUPS

There are a number of groups in town that offer hiking groups, workshops, and group outings. Here are a few to check out:

Cabins

If you are interested in booking cabins, you can click on each individual cabin on the map and it will provide you with a link to that cabins web page. Here are some more useful links:

Leave no trace

Please recreate responsibly and follow Leave No Trace principles . Let’s keep Juneau trails clean and fun for today, tomorrow, and future generations!

 

Be prepared

The essentials for hiking in Juneau

  • Know the risks
    • Bear country + rainforest = stay alert and minimize impact
    • Only attempt technical trails within your skill level; don’t go alone on new sections
  • Daylight & Weather
    • Trails are more dangerous after sunset
    • Check conditions: helicopters may not fly in heavy clouds (could limit evacuation options)
    • Bring weather-appropriate gear
  • Navigation and Communication
    • Know if you have cell service
    • Bring: map & compass, extra phone battery, GPS or satellite device
    • Make emergency contact plan: Leave your trailhead and expected return with someone
  • Appropriate Clothing and Footwear
    • Rain gear
    • Warm layers (avoid cotton)
    • Sturdy, waterproof shoes
  • Essential Gear
    • Extra water & food, extra layers
    • Headlamp, first aid kit, knife/multi-tool
    • Whistle, fire-making tool, emergency shelter
    • Bear spray (warm months), microspikes (winter)
  • Useful gear
    • Sunscreen & insect repellent
    • Water filter
    • Trekking poles
    • Technical climbing tools (crampons, ice axe, rope)
    • Gear repair kit, avalanche rescue kit (winter)
    • Trash bag, toilet paper, extra socks & gloves, hand warmers, dry bags
  • Skills and Awareness
    • Know bear protocols and hypothermia signs
    • Practice backcountry navigation
    • When in doubt, bring a buddy
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