Alaska · United States
- Distance
- 3.8 km / 2.4 mi
- Elevation gain
- 342 m
- Typical duration
- 1 hr 19 min
- Mountain
- Summit push
The directory currently contains 35 quality-checked routes matching this guide in Alaska. Their average mapped distance is 4.4 km and average recorded ascent is 415 m (1,362 ft); the longest route in the set is 9.1 km.
This subset represents 69% of the 51 quality-checked routes in Alaska. Its average distance is 4.4 km, compared with 41.5 km across the full local set. Average recorded ascent is 415 m (1,362 ft), versus 523 m (1,716 ft) for all quality-checked routes in the same area.
Every route in this set has a mapped distance of 10 km or less; no fixed completion time is implied. Within this set, 6 routes (17%) are rated easy, 4 (11%) are rated hard or expert, and 0 (0%) are recorded as loops. Ratings are computed from available distance and elevation data and do not establish current terrain or access.
Data refreshed September 2026
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A closer look at the first 6 routes in this page’s default ordering. These comparisons describe this sample, not the entire destination or a field-tested recommendation.
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Rendezvous Peak from Arctic ValleyCompare the climbing too; shortest does not necessarily mean easiest.
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Fort Ambercrombie Cliffs Loop6 of 6 have ascent data. Missing measurements are excluded.
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The ten highest scoring routes on this page, so you can compare effort before opening any of them.
| Route | Distance | Ascent | Time | Difficulty | Best season |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Little O'Malley Peak TrailAlaska | 3.8 km | 342 m | 1 hr 19 min | Moderate | April to October |
| Matanuska Peak TrailAlaska | 8.9 km | 1,746 m | 4 hr 28 min | Hard | June to October |
| Fort Ambercrombie Cliffs LoopAlaska | 3.2 km | 163 m | 55 min | Moderate | April to October |
| Rendezvous Peak from Arctic ValleyAlaska | 3.0 km | 445 m | 1 hr 18 min | Moderate | April to October |
| Winner Creek TrailAlaska | 5.4 km | 360 m | 1 hr 40 min | Moderate | April to October |
| McHugh Peak Trail SouthAlaska | 6.3 km | 1,230 m | 3 hr 9 min | Hard | April to October |
| McHugh Peak Trail NorthAlaska | 4.4 km | 657 m | 1 hr 54 min | Moderate | April to October |
| Wolverine Peak via BasherAlaska | 6.4 km | 1,076 m | 2 hr 57 min | Hard | April to October |
| Campbell Creek Estuary TrailsAlaska | 1.1 km | 8 m | 14 min | Easy | April to October |
| Thunderbird Falls TrailAlaska | 1.1 km | 56 m | 19 min | Moderate | April to October |
Little O'Malley Peak Trail, Matanuska Peak Trail, Fort Ambercrombie Cliffs Loop currently rank highest in this filtered set according to the directory score. Open an individual route to inspect its mapped line, elevation profile, data source and planning caveats. Check live access, conditions and local rules with an official source before travelling.
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