We have joined forces with Go Hike Alaska to bring you Anchorage’s most popular bike tour with the best hiking trails in Chugach State Park. Ocean views, mountainscapes, glacial waters, and the best chance for seeing moose in Anchorage — this is a day you will never forget!
Our Anchorage Coastal Cruise Bike Tour allows you to experience the wild side of Alaska’s largest city on a leisurely 9.5-mile guided ride.
The tour begins with a ride through the urban wilderness of Kincaid Park, over 1,500 acres of forested hills nestled on the coastline where moose, bears, bald eagles, and more are often spotted. Start your ride surrounded by wilderness and history as this once was a Cold War Nike Hurcles Missle site.
In addition to Kincaid Park, we also visit Earthquake Park. Here, we bike through some of the lasting devastations from the 1964 Earthquake. The ride then ends at Westchester Lagoon, a waterfowl sanctuary.
This Anchorage coastal bike trail offers views of five different mountain ranges, so there are plenty of opportunities for incredible photos along the way as your guides shares fascinating natural and human history.
NOTE: This is not an electric bike tour.
Get out, get active and take a hike! Walk through boreal forests and glaciated valleys, see where salmon spawn, and spot wildlife like bears, moose, and birds. On this moderate hike, your guide will share a vast knowledge of flora, fauna, and geology. Visit one of Chugach State Park’s best waterfalls. Tucked back in a gorge, listen for the roar of the water through the canyon. Bedrock outcroppings with cascading water make for some of the best photography opportunities. While you don’t need prior hiking experience, you should be comfortable walking 5 miles over several hours.
This tour was super fun, a good work-out, and informative. My guide, Ellie, was incredibly knowledgable and I really enjoyed spending the afternoon with her. Ellie made sure I had... read more
Elly was an awesome guide. She took us along a beautiful trail and provided interesting information about the state and it’s economy & history at the same time. She was... read more
This was the first activity we did after arriving in Alaska. Even though it was cold and drizzling and we are not expert mountain bikers, it was awesome. Our guide... read more
