Dirt Bike Trails
Near Talkeetna, Alaska

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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The Denali border trail is a spur off of the Petersville Road trail that leads you to the border of Denali State Park. The trail starts off on the valley floor before following an ever-changing creek bed. The last mile of the trail is an almost vertical climb as you leave the valley floor and head f...
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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

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

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

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...
Learn more about Petersville Road

The Denali border trail is a spur off of the Petersville Road trail that leads you to the border of Denali State Park. The trail starts off on the valley floor before following an ever-changing creek bed. The last mile of the trail is an almost vertical climb as you leave the valley floor and head f...
Learn more about Denali Border

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

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

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...
Learn more about Petersville Road

The Denali border trail is a spur off of the Petersville Road trail that leads you to the border of Denali State Park. The trail starts off on the valley floor before following an ever-changing creek bed. The last mile of the trail is an almost vertical climb as you leave the valley floor and head f...
Learn more about Denali Border

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

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