Hiking in Ketchikan, Alaska
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Ketchikan, Alaska
Hiking
Hiking In National ForestsShort Trails (1-3 miles)
Hiking In National Forests

Tongass National Forest
The Tongass is the largest forest in the National Forest System, covering a land area the size of New Jersey. There are a variety of recreational activities to do in this forest.
Hiking is allowedBirdwatchingFishingWildlife viewingCross country skiers are allowedSnowmobiles are allowedHandicapped Access
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Short Trails (1-3 miles)

Bakewell Lake Trail
It is 1.0 miles from Bakewell Arm to Bakewell Lake. This trail is rated as an "easy" hike.
Hiking is allowedFishing

Checats Cove Trail
It is 1.1 miles from Behm Canal to Lower Checats Lake. The trail is rated as an "easy" hike.
Hiking is allowedFishing

Ella Lake Trail
This trail is 2.5 miles from Ella Bay to Lower Ella Lake. The trail is an easy hike. It travels through old growth spruce, hemlock, and cedar forest, muskegs and grass meadows.
Hiking is allowed

Punchbowl Lake Trail
It is 0.9 miles from Punchbowl Cove to shelter at Punchbowl Lake. This is considered Misty Fiord's most popular trail.
Hiking is allowed

Ward Lake Nature Trail
This 1.1 mile nature trail starts at the picnic area and travels around the lake and is rated "easy".
Hiking is allowedBirdwatchingWildlife viewingFishingFees are chargedPicnic table
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