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Abercrombie Trails
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Abercrombie Trails are a well-maintained system of trails which wind along ocean cliffs, past a freshwater lake, into a mature Sitka Spruce forest, through wildflower meadows and past the remnants of a WWII coast defense site.
Recent trail improvements include boardwalks, bridges, new trail construction and re-construction of an eroding section of trail that encircles Abercrombie Lake.

Facilities: The Abercrombie Campground provides 13 individual campsites with restrooms, water, and picnic areas.

Reservations: Reservations are not needed or required to hike the Abercrombie Trails.

Best Time To Visit: Abercrombie Trails is in Fort Abercrombie State Historic Park and is open year-round. When the first snow falls, the gate to the campground is closed, however, walk in camping is allowed.

Fees: Unknown

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: There are a variety of rules to consider when visiting one of the Alaskan State Parks, concerning everything from private property, pets, firearms, vehicles, mudflats, gold panning and more. Please contact the Kodiak Area Office for more specific information.

Directions: To reach the park from the ferry dock, go west on Center Street, and make a right onto Rezanof Drive. Follow Rezanof for 3.7 miles. Turn right onto Abercrombie Drive which leads to the park. If starting from the Kodiak State Airport, make a right onto Rezanof Drive. Follow Rezanof for 8.5 miles. Turn right onto Abercrombie Drive.

Address
Alaska State Parks-Kodiak District
1400 Abercrombie Dr.
Kodiak, Alaska 99615
Phone
General: (907) 486-6339
Toll Free: (907) 486-3320
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