Alouette to Stave trail

North end of Alouette L to Stave L

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Directions

Directions identical to Robie Reid trail .

Details

Follow the RR trail to the creek crossing at the north end of Alouette L . Instead of heading west parallel to the lakeshore walk in a NW direction and in less than a km you will intersect an old but obvious trail that has several sections of elevated walkways made from hand split cedar , steps , and a bridge across the creek ( Not useable and easily bypassed ). After the bridge the trail steepens as it climbs the ridge and is somewhat harder to follow although there is some old flagging . Once across the saddle and starting down the slope towards Stave you pick up an old overgrown roadbed that disappears into the water at the edge of a small lake that can be bypassed by bushwhacking along the slope on its left (West) . The road reappears at the other end of the lake and though parts of it are creekbed can be followed to an old collapsed cabin on the Stave shore .

Glacier Bay can be accessed from that point in about 2 hours by heading north along the Stave shore.

GPS Waypoints

Gates on Hydro service road	N49.37116 W122.32570	10U 548952 5468936
Trailhead	N49.37774 W122.32403	10U 549067 5469668
Creek crossing at North end of Alouette Lake	N49.39060 W122.31809	10U 549485 5471102
Cabin	N49.39060 W122.32198	10U 549203 5471099
Alouette to Stave trail (bushwack to here)	N49.39178 W122.32413	10U 549046 5471229
Alouette / Stave divide	N49.39939 W122.31665	10U 549581 5472080
Stave lakeshore	N49.40973 W122.29723	10U 550979 5473243