Come stay at Bell in the Woods, have dinner by the fireplace (included in the low room rate), and hike, ski, or snow shoe to Exit Glacier, along the Ptarmigan Creek trail, out to Grayling Lake, or up to Lost Lake. Click here for winter adventure ideas!

Take your snow machine to Lost Lake - park at our B&B, zoom down Glacier Creek, cross the road near the firestation into the Lost Lake subdivision, and cruise up to the trailhead for a splendid day on your machines! See map below.

 

Check out info on Lost Lake Trails, which is part of the Chugach National Forest. Please note: Lost Lake Trails is not open to snowmachiners until after November 30th.

Ski trails include the Old Iditarod Trail, Johnson Pass (up the Highway just past the Hatchery), Snow River, Bear Lake area, Mile 12 (groomed), Seward High School Trail (groomed), and more!

Mileposts:

Milepost 5, Seward Highway, at Lost Lake subdivision: Go up gravel road and follow signs to parking. Trail is closed to saddle/packstock April 1-June 30, and closed to snowmachines May 1 - November 30. Snow at higher elevations (above milepost 4) into late June to first of July. Take the trail north to Primrose.

Milepost 6.3, Stoney Creek Road and the entrance to Questa Woods Estates. This is where Bell in the Woods is located. (From Stoney Creek Road, turn right onto Bruno Road.) Directly across the street from us is Glacier Creek, which runs into Salmon Creek. Ski along this for miles, or take it south to access the road to Lost Lake. (See map below.)

Mile 12 Seward Highway: Popular ski area with parking.

Mile 17.3 of Seward Highway: Junction with Primrose Road and trails. Approximately 2 miles into Primrose State Campground. Take the trail south to Lost Lake. Primrose is a historic gold mining area. There are still active claims in the area. The beautiful boomarang-shaped Kenai Lake begins at the mouth of Snow river.

We are located at the RED DOT. The RED LINE is the
entrance to the Lost Lake trail, just off the Seward Highway at
Milepost 5. Snowmachines can travel the BLUE LINE (Salmon Creek)
from Bell in the Woods to the road to Lost Lake. For the
full map of the Lost Lake Trail system, click here.