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tONY KNOWLES cOASTAL tRAIL bIKING tOURS (May - October): Coastal Cruise | Bike & Brew
mOUNTAIN bIKING (May - October):
Chugach State Park | Kincaid Park
tURNAGAIN aRM bIKING tOURS (May - September):
Bike & beast | bike & Tram
multi-day / multi-sport tours (May - September)
Featured Trip
Paws & Pedals
This day tour takes you north to Willow. Experience two of the most popular winter activities Alaska has to offer; Fat tire Biking and Dog Mushing!
First, bike part of the Historic Iditarod Trail and weave through snow covered trees. Float over the snow on 5 inch tires and discover what the phenomenon is all about. Next, meet your dog team! Learn about the sport and feel the rush as you become part of the team on the trails.
We have a biking adventure for everyone
The Alaska Trail Guides Experience
Fifteen years ago, Elly discovered a beauty and serenity that has made a lasting impression; Alaska. Since moving to Alaska she has spent her time exploring and enjoying through moments filled with adventures throughout Southeast and Southcentral Alaska.
In 2017, she started Alaska Trail Guides. A unity of passion and inspiration with the purpose of enriching others lives through experience. Why biking tours; “It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them” Ernest Hemingway.
We have a bike to fit every ability and our rides are designed for the casual rider. We never bike on roads with vehicles and have knowledgeable guides with technical know-how to ensure that you are comfortable every step of the way.
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CUSTOM BIKE TOURS
Avid cyclist? Contact us for a custom trip designed just for you. Half day, full day, winter trips and much more available! We can combine road biking, mountain biking and fat tire biking with wildlife viewing, a ride on the Alaska Railroad, tastings at breweries and distilleries and more to create an unforgettable Alaskan experience.
