Moose Pass

Moose Pass is an unincorporated community in Alaska located near the junction of the Seward Highway and the Sterling Highway. It is known for its stunning lakes, lush forests, and incredible landscapes, including the impressive Kenai Mountains, which boast many slopes and a spectacular peak. From Moose Pass, travelers can enjoy hiking, fishing, and exploring the local wildlife, including moose, bears, and eagles. There are also two state parks in the area, passed by the Seward Highway - Primrose and trail Lakes, both offering plenty of outdoor activities to get your heart pumping and your camera snapping. Stunning views, ice-cold creeks, and beautiful meadows provide the ideal environment for an unforgettable self-guided tour.