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Guided hikes & wildlife · 31 miles southeast
Forest Service bear-viewing site on the mainland 31 miles southeast of town, reached only by boat or floatplane; $30 per person.
Permits required July 5–Aug 25. Twelve daily permits go on recreation.gov each Feb 1; buying a permit and then hiring a guide separately is no longer allowed.
Guided hikes & wildlife
About half a mile of climbing on stairs and boardwalk to a viewing platform above town, starting within walking distance of downtown.
Trailhead is marked by green signs on residential streets and stairways. Steep in places; the borough advises caution for knee, hip or mobility issues.
Guided hikes & wildlife
Borough trail climbing 0.8 miles and 500 feet to a waterfall on stairs and boardwalk, continuing as the Institute Creek Trail.
Not walkable from the dock: the trailhead is at 4.5 Mile Zimovia Highway. Boardwalk can be slippery. You can walk, bike or take a cab out.
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