セントエリアス山脈のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

このトレイルは、ユーコンの荒野への没入感を高めます。丘の間を通り抜け、その先には湖が待っています。完全にリラックスできます。

このパノラマからは、国立公園の主役であるクルアニ湖の雄大な眺めが広がります。森林限界のすぐ上に位置し、セントイライアス山脈の別の山脈を背景にした、広々とした遮るもののない景色を楽しめます。

This viewpoint with benches and a fire pit marks the official end of the Rock Glacier Trail. Although the trail ends here, some continue climbing up the rock glacier along an undefined trail. Only attempt this if you have proper footwear, and are prepared for loose rocks and some scrambling. Otherwise, this is a great spot to stop, relax and take in the view before turning around.

This trailhead sits at the west end of Haines Road and has parking and access to Rock Glacier Trail. The trail starts along a raised boardwalk through a marsh, and then starts a climb along rockier terrain along a rock glacier. There are interpretive panels along the trail with information about the rock glacier and its surrounding area.

The Saint Elias Lake Trail takes you on a journey through stunning Yukon wilderness, winding through forest and rocky ridges before reaching the tranquil waters of Saint Elias Lake. Along the way, you’ll be surrounded by towering peaks, the crisp, clean air of the Yukon backcountry, and wildflowers during summer. It’s a challenging yet rewarding hike, each step upward brings broader views, culminating in a sweeping panorama at the lake that makes the effort truly worthwhile.

セント・イライアス湖は、セント・イライアス山脈の奥深くにひっそりと佇む高山の宝石です。その透き通った水は周囲の峰々を完璧に映し出し、息をのむような手つかずの風景を作り出しています。

The Alsek Valley is one of those rare places where the landscape feels untouched and endless. Framed by the towering peaks of the St. Elias Range, the valley stretches toward the horizon with braided rivers, glacier-fed lakes, and wide tundra plains that glow with color in summer. Hiking here means stepping into true wilderness, where silence fills the air and every turn reveals another sweeping view. It’s a place to slow down, breathe deeply, and feel the vastness of the Yukon all around you. The trail that winds through the valley extends for about 25 km one way, so you can hike as far as you like, just make sure to plan according to daylight and conditions. If you plan to camp overnight, a backcountry permit from Kluane National Park is required.

The Dezadeash River winds through the Alsek Valley, surrounded by wide-open views of the St. Elias Mountains. Its slow-moving waters reflect the rugged peaks and shifting skies, creating a stunning backdrop for a hike. The trails along the valley offer easy access to the riverbanks, where you might spot moose, trumpeter swans, or even the distant shimmer of Kluane’s glaciers.