Humpy Creek Trail - Seward, AK

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Humpy Creek Trail

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This 5.2 mile trail connects the Grewingk Creek and Humpy Creek areas with the Mallard Bay Trail; it also accesses the north end of the Emerald Lake Trail. From 0.2 mile Mallard Bay Trail junction, the forest has been devastated by spruce bark beetle and wind. The trail ascends switchbacks to Emerald Lake Trail junction (1.2 mile).

The trail then descends a ridge and forest (devastated), heading south (0.6 miles) over the tidewater flats of Kachemak Bay (area floods at extreme high tides), to the Humpy Creek Trailhead and Campsite. The trail then bridges Humpy Creek (known for pink "humpy" salmon), crosses a flat, mostly open outwash plain (next 1.6 miles), and passes small, blue pools of water. Trail then threads a narrow, rocky "flume" where Grewingk Creek once flowed, ending at Grewingk Creek/tram.

Facilities: Unknown

Best Time To Visit: This park is open from June to September.

Fees: Unknown

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: There are a variety of rules at the Kachemak Bay State Park, concerning everything from private property, pets, firearms, vehicles, mudflats, gold panning and more. Please contact the Ranger Districts for more specific information.

Directions: Access to the park is by boat or airplane, as there are no roads to the park. Air charters, water taxi services, and boat rentals are available in Homer.

Map: Click here for a map to Humpy Creek Trail

Reservations: Unknown

Attractions Near
Humpy Creek Trail

Kachemak Bay State Park
Wosnesenski River Trail

Address

Alaska State Parks, Kenai Area Office

PO Box 1247

Soldotna, Alaska 99669

Phone
General: (907) 262-5581

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