This recreation access trail is popular with hunters and anglers.Length (one way): 1 mile
Rating: Easiest
USGS Maps: Petersburg D-5 and D-6
Tag: alaska
Goose Lake Trail
This trail gives hunters and anglers access to Goose Lake from Kake.Length (one way): 0.75 mile
Rating: Easiest
USGS Maps: Petersburg D-5 and D-6
Cascade Creek Trail
This popular trail follows Cascade Creek upstream through cathedral-like timber from the Cascade Creek Cabin to Falls Lake first, then on to the west end of Swan Lake.Length (one way): 4 miles
Rating: First 0.5 mile is Easiest; remainder is More Difficult and Most Difficult
USGS Map: Sumdum A-3 and Petersburg D-3
Three Lakes Trail
Try this boardwalk trail for a beautiful hike through the Three Lakes Recreation Area.Combined Length (one way): 4.5 miles
Rating: Easiest
USGS Map: Petersburg D-3
Raven Trail
This trail climbs the ridge behind the Petersburg airport to the Ravens Roost Cabin and offers outstanding views of Petersburg, Frederick Sound, and the mainland. The area is also popular for telemark and cross-country skiing in winter.Length (one way): 4 miles
Ohmer Creek Trail
Located next to Ohmer Creek Campground, this trail follows Ohmer Creek through mature temperate rainforest, muskeg, and over a beaver pond. The first section is barrier-free and has interpretive signs. The second section of the trail provides anglers with access to Ohmer Creek and adjacent beaver ponds.Length (one way): 1 mile
Rating: First 0.25 mile is Easiest (barrier-free); remaining 0.75 mile is More Difficult
USGS Map: Petersburg C-3
Ideal Cove Trail
This primitive trail connects the Three Lakes Trail with Ideal Cove.Length (one way): 1.5 miles
Rating: More Difficult
USGS Maps: Petersburg C-2 and C-3, C-3
Harvey Lake Trail
This trail is a pleasant day hike to or from Harvey Lake and the Forest Service cabin there.Length (one way): 0.5 mile
Rating: Easiest
USGS Map: Petersburg C-4
Portage Mountain Loop Trail
Most of this primitive trail lies within the Petersburg Creek – Duncan Salt Chuck Wilderness. The trail begins at Petersburg Lake and circles Portage Mountain to the Salt Chuck East Cabin.Length (one way): 10.2 miles
Rating: More Difficult
USGS Map: Petersburg D-4
