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Sitka National Historical Park Trails
Activity:
ADA-accessible hiking, cultural, winter use
Summary:
Two loop trails pass through this park and are used by walkers, runners, skiers and others; Tlingit history, Native totems and interpretation add to the peaceful natural scenery. This is the site of the 1804 battle that marked the last major Tlingit Indian resistance to Russian colonization. From mid-summer to late fall, Indian River, within the confines of the park, is teeming with spawning salmon.
Length:
1.5 mile loop
Difficulty:
Easy
Starting Point:
The site, visitor center and associated trails are closely accessible from downtown Sitka, at the end of Lincoln Street.