All Year Long You Can Hike This Stunning Trail That Leads You To A Secluded Beach In Alaska
Alaska has one of the best hiking scenes in the nation. You’ll find amazing trails that you can complete all year long. There’s one beach hike in Alaska that takes you away to a secluded beach, with beautiful views of Resurrection Bay right outside of Seward, Alaska. This easy trek belongs at the top of your to-do list!

The parking area is close to Lowell Point Beach, and there is a $5.00 parking fee. There are outhouses available if you need to use the restrooms before you start your hike.

The entire trail is 4.1 miles long. You’ll only complete 770 feet of elevation gain, and it’s almost entirely on the way back during long one stretch. Otherwise, this is a pretty easy hike!
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You’ll be in awe of the views opening up before you. You’ll be able to see Resurrection Bay and the mountains rising up behind it.

Once you cross, the trail continues on until you reach the secluded beach. There’s camping in the forest behind the beach if you’d like to spend the night.

Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife. You’ll most likely see whales, porpoises, and a bald eagle or two.

Bring sturdy boots, plenty of water, and a rain jacket in case the weather changes. If you’re going to continue on to Caines Head, be sure you time the tides right so you don’t get stranded as you cross the beach at low tide.

The next time you’re visiting Seward, you need to get out and explore this trail. Bring your friends and family and enjoy some of the best that Alaska has to offer!
Have you ever done this beach hike in Alaska? What did you think? Did you love it? Would you recommend it? Let us know in the comments below!
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