Table Top Mountain

Table Top Mountain is a summit near Juneau with an unusually flat top that distinguishes it from other peaks in the region. The mountain rises above dense coniferous forests and offers hikers multiple trail routes of varying difficulty to reach the top.

The mountain served early settlers and seafarers as a navigation landmark along Alaska's coastal region because its distinctive shape was a reliable reference point. Its flat summit made it easily recognizable from boats.

The mountain stands within traditional territories where indigenous communities have maintained connections to the land through generations of traditional practices.

The mountain is accessible via multiple hiking trails that vary in conditions and seasonal requirements. Visitors should prepare for changeable weather and bring appropriate gear for elevation changes.

The mountain sits in a forest area recovering from past wildfires, and hikers on the loop trail can observe different stages of forest regeneration. Young trees grow between older tree stumps, showing the natural healing of the ecosystem.

Location: Alaska

GPS coordinates: 58.29226,-134.50388

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:03