Hiking
The long-term dream of many Ketchikan
residents is to build trail from the end of the public road
system, to connect Lake Harriet Hunt to Leask Lakes, branching
out to George Inlet, USFS Naha LUD II, Wolf Lakes area, and
Moser Bay.
Touring
Leask Lakes has been highlighted as
an incredible recreation destination for hikers, hunters,
fishermen, and wildlife viewers. The Lakes also provide excellent
kayaking and canoeing opportunities.
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Fishing and Hunting
The fishing and hunting community in Ketchikan
is very much interested in keeping this area as prime habitat.
Commercial, sports and subsistence users all have a vested
interest in the Leask Lakes wildlife.
Roaded
Access
Logging roads currently
reach the Leask Lakes Conservation Easement area. No public
access is permitted, but a public road route is planned. For
more information, contact LUC.
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