Hiking
At Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
Given the remote island environments found in much of Alaska Maritime Refuge, there are few established trails.
The Beluga Slough Trail is a roughly 1.2 mile gravel and boardwalk trail leading from the visitor center, through the slough, and down to Bishop’s Beach. Along the way you may see sandhill cranes, ducks, or shorebirds.
At Adak, one of the few places in Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge accessible by commercial airline, visitors can also find hiking maps, brochures, and information.
