Bike above Anchorage with Chugach State Park views
4 Hours
Guide, transport, fat bike
Ride a fat bike from Anchorage to the Glen Alps Trailhead and explore packed dirt and gravel trails in the Chugach Mountains. Take in wide views over the city and scan the valley for wildlife as you ride.
Ages 12+ and closed-toe shoes are required. Each rider must complete an online waiver (a parent or legal guardian completes it for riders under 18).
100% refund 14 days or more before your tour. 75% back between 14 days and 48 hours before your tour. No refunds within 48 hours. Reschedule without penalty if you do so at least 24 hours before your scheduled tour time.
Product ID: ZUZSV9
Know how to ride a bike, use hand brakes, and shift gears. Your guide will review proper braking and shifting before you start.
Wear closed-toe shoes. Bring a camera, sunglasses, a water bottle, non-cotton comfortable shorts or pants, and warm layers. Dress in layers and avoid cotton.
Yes. Each rider must complete a waiver. For riders under 18, a parent or legal guardian must complete it. You can also complete it at tour check-in.
546 W 4th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501
The guides here really stand out – reviewers repeatedly mention names like Eli, Elly, Cory, Stefan, Mike, and Max, praising their knowledge of Anchorage history, local ecology, and wildlife spotting abilities. These aren't just bike tour leaders; they're genuinely enthusiastic naturalists who make the experience educational and fun. The coastal trail through Kincaid Park delivers on scenery, and moose sightings (often mothers with calves) are impressively common, along with eagles, beluga whales, and other wildlife. Logistics get high marks across the board – communication is smooth, equipment is comfortable and well-maintained, and they provide rain gear when weather demands it. The tours accommodate different skill levels gracefully, with guides helping beginners feel confident while still making things interesting for more experienced riders. The 10-mile route has a few hills that might challenge casual cyclists, but it's mostly manageable with plenty of photo stops. Groups stay small (eight or fewer), which keeps things intimate and allows guides to tailor the experience to everyone's pace.
What a wonderful experience! We rode the Coastal Trail. The way we went was mostly downhill. We saw plenty of bikers and hikers going uphill. I felt for them! Our guide was very informative, but not too much. We didn't see any moose or bears, but we did see a bald eagle and a couple sand cranes. We we able to pick some wild raspberries along the way and were told about the many poisonous red berries seen along the trail. We took the 9am tour and it was a very comfortable ride through the mostly shaded trail.
AzGeoDad Phoenix
August 15, 2026
What a wonderful experience! We rode the Coastal Trail. The way we went was mostly downhill. We saw plenty of bikers and hikers going uphill. I felt for them! Our guide was very informative, but not too much. We didn't see any moose or bears, but we did see a bald eagle and a couple sand cranes. We we able to pick some wild raspberries along the way and were told about the many poisonous red berries seen along the trail. We took the 9am tour and it was a very comfortable ride through the mostly shaded trail.
AzGeoDad Phoenix
August 15, 2026
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