Information About

Braye Lakes

Braye Lakes

Quick Facts

Region:

Southeast Fairbanks (CA)

Nearest City:

Northway

Length:

2.3 mi (3.7 km)

Elevation:

3566 ft (1086.92 m)

About

two, extend NE of Braye Pass, in Nutzotin Mts., 34 mi. E of Euchre Mtn., Alaska Range

Braye Lakes sit near the Canadian border, just north of Horsfeld. Braye Lakes are fed by a few streams and have no above ground drainage.

The lakes are fair size and even in the hot parts of summer the lakes are a little on the cold side. Trails maintained by the keepers of Horsfeld run between the lakes.

The lake contain lake trout.

Getting To Braye Lakes

Flights to Braye Lakes can be chartered out of McCarthy or Tok. You'll need to land at the Horsfeld airstrip and hike to the lake.

History of Braye Lakes

Local name; reported by U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in 1959.

Found on the following Topo Maps

Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1950), Nabesna (1951), Nabesna (1951), Nabesna A-1 (1959), Nabesna A-1 (1959), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna (1960), Nabesna A-1 SE (2016),

Places Near Braye Lakes

Cities:

Lakes:

Braye Lakes, Lake L619992W411784, Ptarmigan Lake,

Mountains:

Dish Mountain, Mitten Hill, Wellesley Mountain, Wiki Peak,

Mountain Passes:

Streams:

Anaconda Creek, Baultoff Creek, Beaver Creek, Fourmile Creek, Francis Creek, Gravel Creek, Horsfeld Creek, Ivereson Creek, Klein Creek, Lamb Creek, Lignite Creek, Little Creek, Ptarmigan Creek, Rocker Creek,

Valleys:

Eureka Gulch, Scotty Gulch,

Braye Lakes Gallery

Pictures of, from, or near Braye Lakes.