Dirt Bike Trails
Near Tatitlek, Alaska

Mineral Creek starts at the far northwest corner of the town of Valdez and is an old mine trail now most commonly used by Valdez offroad tour groups. This trail suffers from frequent landslides due to the melting permafrost and constant rain, so the length and access during the summer months will va...
Learn more about Mineral 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...
Learn more about Gunsight Mountain

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

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

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

Mineral Creek starts at the far northwest corner of the town of Valdez and is an old mine trail now most commonly used by Valdez offroad tour groups. This trail suffers from frequent landslides due to the melting permafrost and constant rain, so the length and access during the summer months will va...
Learn more about Mineral 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...
Learn more about Gunsight Mountain

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

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

Mineral Creek starts at the far northwest corner of the town of Valdez and is an old mine trail now most commonly used by Valdez offroad tour groups. This trail suffers from frequent landslides due to the melting permafrost and constant rain, so the length and access during the summer months will va...
Learn more about Mineral 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...
Learn more about Gunsight Mountain

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

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