moderate
2 weeks
Participants should have a basic fitness level with the ability to handle moderate physical activity over multiple days.
Join the Beginning Singletrack Mountain Biking Clinic in Anchorage for two weeks of expert-led skill building on Alaskan single tracks. Perfect for riders ready to challenge themselves on Kincaid and Hillside trails!
Explore the stunning trails of Anchorage, Alaska, with the Beginning Singletrack Mountain Biking Clinic by Alaska Trail Guides. This two-week clinic is designed for riders looking to build strong foundational skills such as bike-body separation, climbing techniques, and cornering. Participants will gain confidence maneuvering through the Kincaid and Hillside single tracks, two of Anchorage’s premier mountain biking spots. Beyond just riding techniques, the course covers essential trail etiquette and basic bike maintenance, making it a comprehensive introduction for beginners eager to advance their skills. Each session offers personalized coaching in small groups ensuring tailored feedback and rapid skill improvement. Surrounded by breathtaking Alaskan wilderness, riders experience a unique blend of adventure and nature. Whether you’re brand new to mountain biking or returning after a break, this clinic builds the competence and confidence needed to challenge yourself on more advanced trails while respecting the environment and other trail users.
Protect your head with a properly fitted helmet to ensure safety on technical singletrack sections.
Yield to uphill riders and hikers, and announce your presence when passing others to maintain positive trail interactions.
Bring a multi-tool, a spare tube, and a pump to handle minor bike issues on the trail.
Even in cooler Alaskan weather, staying hydrated is vital for maintaining energy and focus.
Anchorage’s Kincaid Park was developed on a former military base and is now a crucial recreational area with extensive biking trails.
Riders are encouraged to stay on designated trails to protect fragile tundra ecosystems and local wildlife habitats.
Provides extra protection for technical trail sections common on Anchorage’s singletracks.
Ensures you stay hydrated while riding long sections without access to water.
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures and wet trail conditions typical in spring.
spring specific
Includes tools and spare tubes for on-trail bike maintenance and quick fixes.