When springtime arrives in Alaska, we are hungry for new plant growth! If you’re looking for a spectacular hike that’s easy enough to do for the whole family, look no further than the Dock Point Trail in Valdez, Alaska. This easy trail is dotted with all sorts of gorgeous plant life all spring and summer long! Here’s more on why this trail is one of the best wildflower hikes in Alaska.

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Have you hiked the Dock Point Trail? What did you think? Did you see any wildflowers? Let us know in the comments below — we would love to hear from you!

If you’re in Valdez, be sure to learn more about the fascinating history of this area:

Valdez Is One Of The Most Important Towns In Alaska, And It’s Loaded With History

Need a place to stay? We’ve got you covered! Check out these unique places to stay near Valdez, Alaska.

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Wildflower Hikes in Alaska

What are some of the best hiking trails in Alaska?

Alaska has so many hiking trails that the sheer number of options can be overwhelming. Fortunately, we've outlined some of our favorite hiking trails in Alaska, which you'll find below:

  • Flattop Mountain Trial
  • Harding Icefield Trail
  • Thunderbird Falls Trail
  • Horseshoe Lake Trail
  • Exit Glacier Overlook Trail
  • Reflections Lake Trail
  • Glen Alps from Rainbow Valley
  • Bold Peak Valley
  • Lazy Mountain and Matanuska Peak Trail
  • Portage Pass Trail
  • Tony Knowles Coastal Path
  • Lost Lake Trail
  • Beach Lake Green, Red, and Blue Ski Trails
  • Moose Meadow
  • Junkyard to Bridge Loop to Agony Hill
  • West Glacier Trail

 

Learn more about what makes each of these hiking trails unique when you check out our full guide to the very best hiking trails in Alaska.

What are some kid-friendly hikes in Alaska?

If you're planning a trip to Alaska with the whole family, you're likely curious about some appropriate activities for littles. Below you'll find a list of kid-friendly hikes in Alaska:

  • Thunder Bird Falls in Chugiak
  • McHugh Falls in Anchorage
  • Nugget Falls Juneau

 

All of the trails listed above also have the benefit of being easy waterfall hikes in Alaska. We hope you enjoy!

What are the top natural wonders in Alaska?

It's no secret that Alaska is brimming with natural beauty. Below you'll find a list of the top natural wonders in Alaska:

  • Kenai Fjords National Park
  • Glacier Bay National Park
  • Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
  • Lake Clark
  • Denali National Park
  • Tongass National Forest
  • The Northern Lights

 

These are just a handful of the multitude of natural wonders in Alaska. How many of these have you experienced? Feel free to share them with us!

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