A side trip from the Goat Trail will lead you to Hole-in-the-Wall Glacier surrounded by the Seven Sisters.

Campers gather their gear for take-off in a Cessna 180 with a rainbow over Skolai Pass as a backdrop.

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*Skolai Pass: Skolai Pass is the drop-off spot for the popular Goat Trail that takes you to Glacier Creek through unmatched terrain and spectacular views. As you hike along the trail you will be afforded astounding views of the Russell Glacier, 10,926 ft. Mt. Sulzer and the 16,000 foot Twaharpies of the University Range. In addition to the rugged mountain terrain you will have a chance to explore the “Hole-in-the-Wall” glacier, catch a glimpse of the thunderous Chitistone Falls and cross through wildlife country that almost guarantees a large game sighting. The Goat Trail is a challenging 25 miles including steep scree slopes and creek and river crossings. Recommended travel time is 4-7 days or more depending on how many day trips are desired. The Goat Trail terminates at Glacier Creek. Study a map, if you like, and find other awesome destinations such as the Nizina Glacier or the Chitistone Plateau. Skolai Pass is also a recommended spot for base-camping/ day-hiking. Easily accessible from the landing strip are Skolai Lake, the Russell Glacier and more challenging and amazing destinations.