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Grayling Lake Trail

LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: Easy

DISTANCE: 1.4 Miles

ELEVATION GAIN: 450 ft

The Grayling Lake Trail is an easy and pleasant section of the Iditarod National Historic Trail. Accessed from the trailhead at mile 13 on the west side of the Seward Highway, this trail winds through hemlock and spruce forest with occasional boardwalk across open muskegs. Grayling Lake is a great place for fishing and wildlife viewing and the trail offers excellent berry picking in the fall. This can be an out-and-back hike or can be made longer by continuing on the INHT south toward Divide, or north toward Primrose.

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National Heritage Areas are designated by an Act of Congress and administered by a local coordinating entity identified in the Act. Designation has no effect on property rights. Funding for locally initiated projects that enhance and preserve the area's historic, cultural, scenic, and outdoor recreational resources is provided by the National Heritage Area program through the National Park Service.

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