랭겔 시 및 자치구 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Here totem poles are restored, renewed or newly carved.

This beach has the highest concentration of petroglyphs in Southeast Alaska, scattered openly on the beach where you are free to wander and discover them. The site itself is at least 8,000 years old. Try to time your visit with a reasonably low tide, so there's more room to wander; and please don't take souvenir rubbings from the petroglyphs, because that wears them down. There are replicas near the park entrance that you can use for rubbings if you like.

The Three Lakes Trail is accessible from four trailheads in total. Three of them are located off the road, including this one, which leads most directly to Crane Lake.

The Three Lakes Trail is accessible from four trailheads in total. Three of them are located off the road, including this one, which leads most directly to Hill Lake.

The Three Lakes Trail is accessible from four trailheads in total. Three of them are located off the road, including this one, which leads most directly to Sand Lake.

The Three Lakes Trail is accessible from three different road trailheads, or by hiking in on this trail out of Ideal Cove, which is accessible only from the water.

Taxis are sometimes in short supply in Wrangell, so it's very common for visitors to walk along Evergreen Avenue to reach Petroglyph Beach State Historic Site. This beach has the highest concentration of petroglyphs in Southeast Alaska, scattered openly on the beach where you are free to wander and discover them. The site itself is at least 8,000 years old. Try to time your visit with a reasonably low tide, so there's more room to wander; and please don't take souvenir rubbings from the petroglyphs, because that wears them down. There are replicas near the park entrance that you can use for rubbings if you like. Although Evergreen Avenue is a main road in Wrangell, the community is small enough that traffic is relatively light, and drivers are usually very courteous about walkers alongside the road. Make sure to wave or otherwise acknowledge their presence — that's a basic courtesy here.

By some estimates, the trail to Rainbow Falls has more than 700 stairs. Feel free to count — but you'll probably have more fun enjoying the lush, Jurassic Park-like rainforest growth all around you.