Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cantwell, Alaska

This 135-mile road is only open in the summer months, but snomobiles use it in the winter. On this dirt road, you will see glaciers, tundra landscapes, tall sharp mountains and get a chance to view widlife. This is a great area in the late summer to pick berries and view wildlife. Many people brin...
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Part of the Healy trail network, the Antenna Hill trail starts along the Healy Spur road and climbs 2,000 feet in elevation to an antenna station along the ridgeline with 360-degree views of the valley and coal mines below. This trail is only available from June to August, and due to steep inclines ...
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The Black Diamond Peak 2 Trail is part of the West Side Healy trail network. The trail starts in the low brush and trees just south west of the downtown of Healy and climbs up the side of a mountain before peaking the rider the top of a look out point just north of Black Diamond Peak and provides br...
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This short trail connects Black Diamond Peak 1 and Black Diamond Peak 2 and allows riders to do both trails without returning to the start. The trail splits in the middle, and riders should be wary about deep water/mud crossings because they may get stuck in silty, quicksand-like mud.
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The Black Diamond Peak 1 Trail is part of the West Side Healy trail network. The trail starts in the low brush and trees just south west of the downtown of Healy and climbs up the side of a lower mountain before dropping the rider off at the top of a look out point just north of Black Diamond Peak a...
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This trail follows the creek bed from the entry point along the park's highway just north of Three Bears in Healy up to the giant sand dune before turning left into the trees to route the driver back towards town. This trail should take no more than an hour to complete, but can take much longer if d...
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The Roosevelt Lake trail brings adventurers deep into the back country of the Alaska Range. A 20-mile one-way offroad trail that is moderately maintained by the mining companies. The trail starts just off the Denali Highway east of the Susitna River and climbs into the Alpine zone before venturing d...
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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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The Maclaren River trail is the jumping off point to a network of old mine roads leading back into the Alaska Range. This trail has two major water crossings with a Beaver Dam 0.5 miles into the trail and the West Fork Maclaren River 4.5 miles into the trail. Depending on rain, the beaver dam secti...
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This 135-mile road is only open in the summer months, but snomobiles use it in the winter. On this dirt road, you will see glaciers, tundra landscapes, tall sharp mountains and get a chance to view widlife. This is a great area in the late summer to pick berries and view wildlife. Many people brin...
Learn more about Denali Highway

Part of the Healy trail network, the Antenna Hill trail starts along the Healy Spur road and climbs 2,000 feet in elevation to an antenna station along the ridgeline with 360-degree views of the valley and coal mines below. This trail is only available from June to August, and due to steep inclines ...
Learn more about Antenna Hill

The Black Diamond Peak 2 Trail is part of the West Side Healy trail network. The trail starts in the low brush and trees just south west of the downtown of Healy and climbs up the side of a mountain before peaking the rider the top of a look out point just north of Black Diamond Peak and provides br...
Learn more about Black Diamond Peak 2

This short trail connects Black Diamond Peak 1 and Black Diamond Peak 2 and allows riders to do both trails without returning to the start. The trail splits in the middle, and riders should be wary about deep water/mud crossings because they may get stuck in silty, quicksand-like mud.
Learn more about Black Diamond Peak 1/2 Connector

This 135-mile road is only open in the summer months, but snomobiles use it in the winter. On this dirt road, you will see glaciers, tundra landscapes, tall sharp mountains and get a chance to view widlife. This is a great area in the late summer to pick berries and view wildlife. Many people brin...
Learn more about Denali Highway

Part of the Healy trail network, the Antenna Hill trail starts along the Healy Spur road and climbs 2,000 feet in elevation to an antenna station along the ridgeline with 360-degree views of the valley and coal mines below. This trail is only available from June to August, and due to steep inclines ...
Learn more about Antenna Hill

The Black Diamond Peak 2 Trail is part of the West Side Healy trail network. The trail starts in the low brush and trees just south west of the downtown of Healy and climbs up the side of a mountain before peaking the rider the top of a look out point just north of Black Diamond Peak and provides br...
Learn more about Black Diamond Peak 2

This short trail connects Black Diamond Peak 1 and Black Diamond Peak 2 and allows riders to do both trails without returning to the start. The trail splits in the middle, and riders should be wary about deep water/mud crossings because they may get stuck in silty, quicksand-like mud.
Learn more about Black Diamond Peak 1/2 Connector