All year Elevation Gain 1,820 feet Trail Access Milepost 5, Seward Highway, at Lost Lake subdivision-up gravel road follow signs to parking. There is no trailhead yet. Possible 15-mile hike by connecting to the Primrose Trail. Lost lake is a scenic trail with a spectacular view of the surrounding mountains and high alpine terrain. Salmonberry patches are popular in August, near mile 4-5.
Wildlife includes marmots, mountain goats, and bears.
Review Alaska Department of Fish and Game hunting and fishing regulations. This is a popular year round trail. Hiking, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling are usual activities. The route travels through spruce forests until timberline at mile 4. Consequently, firewood is unavailable beyond this point.