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Alaska Trails System

On September 21, 2001, the Alaska Trails System was established with 41 trails. These trails are recognized for their recreational, scenic, and historic value, and includes both land and water-based trails. The Alaska Trails Systems connects communities, natural areas, and trail users for the benefit of all Alaskans as well as visitors. The trails were nominated, evaluated and recommended by the Trails and Recreational Access for Alaska Citizens Advisory Board (TRAAK Board).

Benefits of creating the Alaska Trails System include:
 encouraging the development and understanding of an interconnected trail network;
 consistently identifying trails that cross jurisdictional boundaries;
 assuring trails are maintained to consistent standards;
 providing educational opportunities and the promotion of public health.

Access Trail Information by:
     Area of the State
     Type of Transportation
     Alphabetical Listing
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Trail Information by Area of the State
Click on an area of the state, either on the map or from the list below.

ATS Statewide Map
gray bullet  Aleutians, Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak
gray bullet  Anchorage
gray bullet  Copper Basin
gray bullet  Interior Alaska
gray bullet  Kenai Peninsula
gray bullet  Matanuska and Susitna Valleys

gray bullet  Northeast Alaska
gray bullet  Northwest Alaska
gray bullet  Prince William Sound
gray bullet  Southeast Alaska
gray bullet  Southwest Alaska
Also see the Iditarod National Historic Trail, which cross 5 of these 11 areas of the state.


Last updated on Tuesday, September 15, 2009.
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