2018 Map of Seward C-7 SE

About this map

Upper Trail Lake and the southern slopes of Lark Mtn anchor this topographic view of the Chugach National Forest in the 21st century. The map highlights a critical transportation corridor on the Kenai Peninsula, where the Seward Highway follows the curve of the lake near Moose Cr. The landscape is defined by the intersection of modern transit and historical routes, including the prominent INHT: Johnson Pass Trail and the seasonal Johnson Creek Winter Trail (Snow). These paths trace the valleys formed by Trail Creek and Johnson Cr, providing insight into the movement through these mountain passes. Several tributaries, such as Mills Cr, Stormy Cr, and Bench Cr, drain the high-elevation terrain, illustrating the complex watershed that feeds the region's larger lakes.