The first mile of the trail is an easy hike to Jack Creek. If you continue on the trail you must cross Jack Creek twice. The Recreational ORV trail dead ends at Nabesna River, but hikers can continue up stream as far as the confluence with Jacksina Creek. Use extreme caution before attempting to cross either Nabesna River or Jacksina Creek. Both are glacial rivers and very hazardous.
Travel is difficult due to mud bogs and tussocks. Trail surface is dirt and corduroy improvements for the first 2 miles, with tussocks and mud bogs for most of the remainder of the trail. There are two creek crossings that can be very hazardous. Trail users should stay alert to changing conditions and rising water levels.
Be mindful of the private land and property adjacent to the trail near the Nabesna River. Stay on the trail in this area.
From the Glenn Highway south of Tok and north of Glennallen take the turn east off the highway to Slana. The trailhead is located at Milepost 40.2 Nabesna Road.
When traveling in the park ORV (Off-Road Vehicle) permits are required for all recreational users. To obtain a permit, apply in person at the Slana Ranger Station (907) 822-7401 or Park Headquarters (907) 822-7250.
Big Grayling Lake, Christy Lake, Fish Creek Lake, Gillam Lake, Karen Lake, Soda Lake, Virginia Lake, Whitham Lake, Windy Lake,
Mine:Mountains:Devils Mountain, Gold Hill, Orange Hill, White Mountain,
Mountain Ranges:Boyden Hills, Mentasta Mountains,
Streams:Bond Creek, Boyden Creek, Cabin Creek, Camp Creek, Canyon Creek, Chalk Creek, Fish Creek, Jack Creek, Jacksina Creek, Lost Creek, Mesa Creek, Monte Cristo Creek, Skookum Creek, Soda Creek, Wait Creek,
Routes:Lost Creek Trail, Reeve's Field Trail, Soda Lake Trail,
Valleys:Cliff Gulch, Garnet Gulch, Porphyry Gulch, Swede Gulch,
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