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The Anchorage Recreation Program manages recreational use and tourism for the Iditarod National Historic Trail, the Unalakleet National Wild River and the Campbell Tract in Anchorage. More...
This trail is about 22 miles long and starts out as a rough dirt road in a wooded forest for the first few miles but becomes more of a technical trail as you go up in elevation. More...
This 13 mile route makes its way up Belanger Pass and around the Syncline Mountains to the union of Flume Creek and Alfred Creek. More...
Located in the third largest state park in the United States, this area has around six miles of ATV trails that consists of moderately difficult terrain and runs along a creek up to Bird Pass. More...
Locally known as 'The Hills', this large area offers miles of old and rugged mining roads. More...
This old mining trail offers miles of scenic mountain views, numerous creek crossings. More...
The Coal Mine Road is a rugged 4x4 trail that goes by eight small lakes and offers excellent mountain views plus decent fishing. More...
This trail is more commonly used in the winter by snowmobiles and sleds, but is open in the summer to all motorized vehicles under 1,500 lbs. More...
This trail is 5.6 miles long and is generally open for riding around June through September (exact dates vary). More...
This popular area has over 150 miles of trails and several access points. More...
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