Dirt Bike Trails
Near North Lakes, Alaska

This 4.5-mile trail climbs 1,000 feet up a long, lush valley lined with towering peaks on both sides and low vegetation everywhere. It passes by relics and ruins of old mining days, and ends at an abandoned mining hut still full of furniture and equipment from its heyday. The first half of the trail...
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This trail has several mud pits and rock fields with large boulders and can be difficult to navigate. There are several hill climbs with steep inclines, washed out and deep rutted areas and large rocks that are unavoidable. There are multiple trails that feed into one another and eventually meet up ...
Learn more about Eska Falls

Lower Purches Creek Trail is a seasonal route that transforms dramatically throughout the year. In the summer, the trail turns into a swamp, making it extremely difficult to navigate. During the winter, the swamp freezes over, but heavy snow makes it just as challenging. This trail offers limited or...
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On the Willow side of Hatchers Pass. When you cross over the bridge about 2.5 miles, you will find a lot on your right, then about another mile and half on the left will be the trailhead. This trail offers a wide variety of terrains. You have some hill climbing, water crossing, mountainside riding, ...
Learn more about Purches Creek

The Knik Glacier Trail is a system that offers a wide variety of pathways to take to get back to the Glacier. This ride has lots of photo opportunities. It's a great weekend ride due to it being 25 minutes from Wasilla and an hour from Anchorage. Go out and have some fun!
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Off brach of the main trail that leads into the valley for hunting or sightseeing. Simple ride for everyone. Not traveled as much because it's a dead end. This trail is mainly used for hunting but has lake access and has rolling hills, downed trees, and a creek crossing with less than 12" of water.
Learn more about Dan Creek

This trail starts on the south side of Hope, Alaska, and heads up to eventually follow Palmer Creek. It's an easy route in summer--much more difficult with snow. There are beautiful views all along the trail, especially once you reach the switchback section. Many maps show the route continuing past...
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Petersville Road is a 49-mile (98-mile round trip) out-and-back trail starting in Trapper Creek. The trail starts with a paved road immediately off the park's highway before giving way to a dirt road that weaves through the mountains into a tundra valley before diving down and crossing Cache Creek m...
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Part of the larger Eureka trail network, the trail starts at the intersection of Belanger Pass and Upper Alfred Creek. It is an active mine road with several claims. The trail weaves through the tundra and valley floor around active mines with heavy equipment and a lot of water crossings that can be...
Learn more about Lower Alfred Creek

This trail is starting at mile marked 120 parking lot. This trail starts off with a hill climb right out of the parking lot then you drop down into a valley. In this valley, you will be on the north side of the Gleen Highway and east of Gunsight Mountain. This trail does meet up with Squaw Creek Tra...
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Belanger Pass is a great starting point to access the Eureka trail network. The entrance can be found just after Gunsight Lodge and quickly climbs into the mountains along the hillside before cresting over the mountain at 4300 feet and dropping you down into the backside, but not before giving you a...
Learn more about Belanger Pass

This 4.5-mile trail climbs 1,000 feet up a long, lush valley lined with towering peaks on both sides and low vegetation everywhere. It passes by relics and ruins of old mining days, and ends at an abandoned mining hut still full of furniture and equipment from its heyday. The first half of the trail...
Learn more about Craigie Creek

This trail has several mud pits and rock fields with large boulders and can be difficult to navigate. There are several hill climbs with steep inclines, washed out and deep rutted areas and large rocks that are unavoidable. There are multiple trails that feed into one another and eventually meet up ...
Learn more about Eska Falls

Lower Purches Creek Trail is a seasonal route that transforms dramatically throughout the year. In the summer, the trail turns into a swamp, making it extremely difficult to navigate. During the winter, the swamp freezes over, but heavy snow makes it just as challenging. This trail offers limited or...
Learn more about Lower Purches

On the Willow side of Hatchers Pass. When you cross over the bridge about 2.5 miles, you will find a lot on your right, then about another mile and half on the left will be the trailhead. This trail offers a wide variety of terrains. You have some hill climbing, water crossing, mountainside riding, ...
Learn more about Purches Creek

This 4.5-mile trail climbs 1,000 feet up a long, lush valley lined with towering peaks on both sides and low vegetation everywhere. It passes by relics and ruins of old mining days, and ends at an abandoned mining hut still full of furniture and equipment from its heyday. The first half of the trail...
Learn more about Craigie Creek

Lower Purches Creek Trail is a seasonal route that transforms dramatically throughout the year. In the summer, the trail turns into a swamp, making it extremely difficult to navigate. During the winter, the swamp freezes over, but heavy snow makes it just as challenging. This trail offers limited or...
Learn more about Lower Purches

On the Willow side of Hatchers Pass. When you cross over the bridge about 2.5 miles, you will find a lot on your right, then about another mile and half on the left will be the trailhead. This trail offers a wide variety of terrains. You have some hill climbing, water crossing, mountainside riding, ...
Learn more about Purches Creek

The Knik Glacier Trail is a system that offers a wide variety of pathways to take to get back to the Glacier. This ride has lots of photo opportunities. It's a great weekend ride due to it being 25 minutes from Wasilla and an hour from Anchorage. Go out and have some fun!
Learn more about Knik Glacier