We stayed at the Williwa campground and hiked the Blue Ice Trail behind the campground. It was a very relaxed, wide, flat path - very low altitude. You can also go from there to Williwaw Nature Trail. We walked all the way to the Borgs Visitor Center and then also hiking the Byron Glacier Trail. It was foggy/cloudy the day we went, but still a nice hike. We saw moose trails in the mud - although there was no moose trail! We love this simple trail. Worth an hour or two. You can also hike to Moose Flats (from Williwaw Campground) from the opposite direction of the visitor center. Almost the same view.
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We stayed at the Williwa campground and hiked the Blue Ice Trail behind the campground. It was a very relaxed, wide, flat path - very low altitude. You can also go from there to Williwaw Nature Trail. We walked all the way to the Borgs Visitor Center and then also hiking the Byron Glacier Trail. It was foggy/cloudy the day we went, but still a nice hike. We saw moose trails in the mud - although there was no moose trail! We love this simple trail. Worth an hour or two. You can also hike to Moose Flats (from Williwaw Campground) from the opposite direction of the visitor center. Almost the same view.