Dirt Bike Trails
Near Big Delta, Alaska

Jarvis Creek loop is the jumping-off point to several trails in the area including Caribou Ridge and Ober Creek. It is an easy ride through the tundra with great opportunities to see Moose and Caribou in the shoulder seasons. Because it rides along the tundra be prepared for mud in the summer/fall a...
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Caribou Ridge is an 8-mile round trip out and back ridge trail that runs parallel to the Ober Creek trail. The trailhead starts 600 yards into the Ober Creek trail and quickly rises and places you along the ridgeline looking down into the valley and the creek below. This trail is best run during ear...
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Coming off the Canwell Glacier trail, the Heart Lake spur takes you to Red Rock Canyon and Heart Lake before heading up in elevation to an overlook bluff that looks out at Rainbow Ridge and the Delta River. The trail works its way through the thick brush through two water crossings, with the second ...
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This incredible trail starts in a deep valley before climbing to run parallel to the Canwell Glacier along a steep bank of rocky moraine. While the drive is not difficult, it will require high clearance and a good tolerance for heights! There are drop-offs on either side of the narrow trail, with th...
Learn more about Canwell Glacier

The West Fork Mine trail leads you high into the clearwater mountains off the Denali Highway culminating in spectacular views of the West Fork Maclaren River. This out-and-back trail starts and ends at the Maclaren River trail and is a total of 16 miles round trip. You won't be going fast on this tr...
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Jarvis Creek loop is the jumping-off point to several trails in the area including Caribou Ridge and Ober Creek. It is an easy ride through the tundra with great opportunities to see Moose and Caribou in the shoulder seasons. Because it rides along the tundra be prepared for mud in the summer/fall a...
Learn more about Jarvis Creek Loop

Caribou Ridge is an 8-mile round trip out and back ridge trail that runs parallel to the Ober Creek trail. The trailhead starts 600 yards into the Ober Creek trail and quickly rises and places you along the ridgeline looking down into the valley and the creek below. This trail is best run during ear...
Learn more about Caribou Ridge

Coming off the Canwell Glacier trail, the Heart Lake spur takes you to Red Rock Canyon and Heart Lake before heading up in elevation to an overlook bluff that looks out at Rainbow Ridge and the Delta River. The trail works its way through the thick brush through two water crossings, with the second ...
Learn more about Heart Lake

This incredible trail starts in a deep valley before climbing to run parallel to the Canwell Glacier along a steep bank of rocky moraine. While the drive is not difficult, it will require high clearance and a good tolerance for heights! There are drop-offs on either side of the narrow trail, with th...
Learn more about Canwell Glacier

Jarvis Creek loop is the jumping-off point to several trails in the area including Caribou Ridge and Ober Creek. It is an easy ride through the tundra with great opportunities to see Moose and Caribou in the shoulder seasons. Because it rides along the tundra be prepared for mud in the summer/fall a...
Learn more about Jarvis Creek Loop

Caribou Ridge is an 8-mile round trip out and back ridge trail that runs parallel to the Ober Creek trail. The trailhead starts 600 yards into the Ober Creek trail and quickly rises and places you along the ridgeline looking down into the valley and the creek below. This trail is best run during ear...
Learn more about Caribou Ridge

Coming off the Canwell Glacier trail, the Heart Lake spur takes you to Red Rock Canyon and Heart Lake before heading up in elevation to an overlook bluff that looks out at Rainbow Ridge and the Delta River. The trail works its way through the thick brush through two water crossings, with the second ...
Learn more about Heart Lake

This incredible trail starts in a deep valley before climbing to run parallel to the Canwell Glacier along a steep bank of rocky moraine. While the drive is not difficult, it will require high clearance and a good tolerance for heights! There are drop-offs on either side of the narrow trail, with th...
Learn more about Canwell Glacier