Point Bridget Trail - Juneau, AK

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Point Bridget Trail


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The trailhead for Point Bridget Trail is on the ocean side of the road at mile 39 of the Glacier Highway. The planked trail first passes through a rainforest muskeg. You next landmark is Beaver House Meadow, which is approximately 2 miles from the trailhead.

Starting in late July when pink and chum salmon are spawning in Cowee Creek, bears are drawn from a large area to this stream. It is particularly important to make noise and not surprise bears intent on fishing in noisy water. Whales and other sea mammals often come close to shore in this area to feed in the tidal rips around Point Bridget.

Facilities: Restrooms are provided at the Point Bridget State Park.

Reservations: Unknown

Best Time To Visit: This park is open year round however, access may be difficult in the wintertime.

Fees: There is no entry fee.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: There are a variety of rules to consider when visiting a state park. Please contact the park for more information.

Directions: Point Bridget State Park is located at mile marker 38.5 on the Glacier Highway.

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Point Bridget Trail

Point Bridget State Park

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Alaska State Parks

400 Willoughby Avenue

Juneau, Alaska 99801

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General: (907) 465-4563

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