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Guided hikes & wildlife
The city maintains an interpretive boardwalk-and-trail network, including a gentle 1.5-mile loop, that ties into Forest Service routes climbing past 2,000 feet.
City trails page offers brochure, GeoPDF maps and videos (fetched); DCRA transportation overview describes the ~1.5-mile low-elevation loop linking to the USFS trail system.
Guided hikes & wildlife
A roughly 10-mile wilderness route follows Petersburg Creek from the Kupreanof shoreline up to Petersburg Lake and its public-use cabin.
USFS: starts near the State Dock, reached by boat from Petersburg; upper trailhead ~4 mi up the creek needs a 13-ft tide. DCRA describes the 10-mile trail ending at Petersburg Lake cabin.
Guided hikes & wildlife
From near the State Dock an old roadbed turns into a stiff climb to a 2,720-foot summit looking back over the Wrangell Narrows and Petersburg.
USFS page: trailhead on Kupreanof Island near the State Dock, heads north along an old roadbed, elevation listed 2,720 ft; Petersburg Ranger District; no restroom or potable water.
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