Explore Anchorage’s Winter Wilderness on an Epic Fat Tire Bike Tour
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals with moderate fitness; basic biking ability recommended but not required due to fat tire bike stability.
Overview
Discover Anchorage’s snow-covered trails with a thrilling 3-hour fat tire biking tour. Perfect for families and photographers, this adventure blends winter wilderness with local history and stunning landscapes.
Anchorage Fat Tire Tour
Ages 12+ • Home of the Fat Bike
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About This Adventure
Experience Anchorage like never before on this thrilling 3-hour winter tour! Enjoy 1.5 hours of fat tire biking through a stunning winter landscape, guided by local experts. This all-inclusive adventure offers snacks, water, and a fascinating nature and history tour, making it perfect for families and photographers alike.
Ideal location for winter recreation
Duration
3 Hours including transportation time
About
This all-inclusive tour of Anchorage is excellent for photographers, adventures, families, and those who want to get out and experience Anchorage as a winter wonderland!
Required: Warm layers (non-cotton), winter jacket, winter / snow pants, wool (non-cotton) socks, warm hat / beanie, warm winter gloves
Looking for a private experience for your group, tailored to your abilities? Contact us with what you are looking for. Come see Anchorage the best way, the biking way!
Note: Weather condition vary in the winter. Length of trip may vary based on road conditions.
This Trip Includes
- 1.5 hours of fat tire biking
- Local, professional and caring guides
- Bike, helmet, pogies and hand warmers
- Snacks and water
- Nature and history tour
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers
Weather in Anchorage can vary rapidly; wearing breathable, moisture-wicking layers ensures comfort throughout your ride.
Wear waterproof boots
Trails can be wet and snowy, so waterproof footwear keeps your feet dry and warm.
Bring your camera
Ample photo opportunities abound, especially during golden hour when snow sparkles under soft light.
Stay hydrated
Cold weather can mask dehydration—drink water regularly even if you don’t feel thirsty.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Snowshoe hares
- Moose
History
Anchorage developed rapidly as a railroad hub in the early 20th century, shaping local culture and trail networks.
Conservation
The guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect delicate winter ecosystems and maintain trail sustainability.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Fat tire bike (provided)
Built for snow and icy conditions, these bikes ensure safe and smooth rides on winter trails.
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Insulated gloves
Keep your hands warm and maintain good grip on handlebars throughout the chilly ride.
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Thermal base layers
Trap heat close to your body while allowing sweat to escape, essential for winter biking.
winter specific
Helmet (provided or personal)
Protect your head during trail riding, especially on uneven terrain.