The rain stopped for just a little bit this afternoon, so we went hiking on the Gold Creek Flume Trail, which is close to downtown Juneau. As far as I can tell, the entire trail is on top of a flume that takes water from the Gold Creek to a hydroelectric plant. With the exception of a small segment where a rock slide seems to be on top of the flume, it is a really easy trail to walk on, as you are on wooden planks. It is a nice hike through the woods with views of Gold Creek below and the mountains above. The western end is where the flume heads down the mountain. The eastern end seems to be where the flume separates from Gold Creek.
The western end of the trail has a very Alaska warning sign because Alaska. Only missing warning about bears.
Flume flows down the mountain
Trail is on top of the flume through the woods
Small waterfalls everywhere
Rock slide area
Waterfalls are visible in the mountains and streams are frequent near trail
Eastern end appears to be where flume is separated from Gold Creek
Gold Creek at western end of trail