Caution requested while Perseverance Trail undergoes excavator work

Between Oct. 5-12, City and Borough of Juneau Parks Maintenance staff will be using an excavator to clean out drainages on Perseverance Trail. While the trail will remain open, in a press release the City requests that all trail users use caution and follow park employees’ directions when passing the excavator.

Access to Gold Creek, upstream of the Last Chance Mining Museum’s pedestrian bridge, will be limited due to falling debris from the excavation.

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