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Trail Lake Lodge Trail Lake Lodge - Moose Pass, Alaska

Trail Lake Lodge, Moose Pass, AlaskaTrail Lake Lodge is the quintessential down home, feel-good place that serves as the core of your experience. Welcoming and good-natured, the lodge is like an old friend who tells a few tall tales and won’t mind hearing a few more. 

There Mission Statement:  Trail Lake Lodge and the Kenai Peninsula Learning Center provides our customers with the highest quality, friendly service and comfortable atmosphere for an unforgettable lodging, dining, and recreational experience on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula.

Trail Lake Lodge and the Kenai Peninsula are famous for its location and proximity to spectacular fishing, hunting, and wildlife and scenery photography.

Dolly Varden Kenai RiverTrail Lake Lodge has an abundance of fishing packages and trips to choose from. All trips can be custom tailored to suit the needs of any angler. They use the best guides on the Kenai Peninsula that have the knowledge and experience so you can say,"Thanks for the trip of a lifetime!"

 

For reservations call
800 865-0201
(907) 288-3101
Ask for Doug Prater and remember to mention FlyFishingCrazy for a 10% discount

 

Trail Lake Lodge is a proud supporter of Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing.

The solitude of a trout stream or the calm waters of a lake have a healing power that can't be explained, but also, can't be denied!  Healing our soldiers can be a long process. We help them reconnect with the peace for which they fought so hard!
I am a proud volunteer for Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing.  The Denver chapter is currently teaching disabled Veterans to tie flies and cast a fly rod.  We now offer rod building classes for veterans.  The flies they tie will be lost or tattered with use, but a fly rod can be be a life long companion in their fly fishing efforts.
Support our Disabled Veterans. We owe them so much more for keeping us safe and protecting our Freedom. Visit ProjectHealingWaters.org today and get involved in your area.