The Volunteer Park Trails are managed by the City of Wrangell and consist of developed gravel half-mile and one-mile loop trails for hikes through the two main habitats found on Wrangell Island—the dense spruce-hemlock forest and the open muskeg wetland. Interpretive signs provide information on the surrounding habitats.

Watch for Hermit and Varied Thrush, Dark-eyed Junco, Hairy Woodpecker, Pacific-slope Flycatcher, and a variety of other passerines.

Directions:

Park at the east end of Second Avenue near the ball fields to access the Volunteer Park Trails.

Trail Information:

One-mile and half-mile loop trails lead through forest and muskeg habitat. The trail is gravel-surfaced and has interpretive signage.

Birding Resources:

• eBird Hotspot: Wrangell--Volunteer Park Trail

Bird Species Checklist:

• Wrangell checklist