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Dispersed roadside camping areas along the Seward Highway near Moose Pass, providing free primitive camping at highway pull-offs. The Upper Trail Lake dispersed camping area is located at mile 31.5 on the Seward Highway between the fish hatchery and the town of Moose Pass, featuring a large gravel peninsula protruding into Upper Trail Lake. Sites offer level parking spots with stone fire pits, mountain views, and lake access for kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. Visitors can watch eagles and floatplanes operate on the lake. Cell coverage is generally good in this area. Highway and occasional train noise should be expected. The entrance can be narrow with three boat ramps where parking should be avoided. The site offers tons of space for multiple rigs but can become crowded during peak season. Maximum stay is typically 14 days at dispersed sites.
Located at mile 31.5 Seward Highway between fish hatchery and Moose Pass, gravel parking lot off highway next to lake, no services, some fire pits, random no set sites
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