
moderate
2–4 days
Participants should have good endurance and comfort riding on variable terrain for multiple consecutive days.
Discover Denali National Park like never before with a 2-day exclusive bikepacking journey that navigates 50 miles of bike-only trails around Pretty Rocks Slide. Perfect for adventurers eager to explore Alaska’s wilderness on two wheels.
Bikepacking in Denali National Park
Experience the breathtaking wilderness of Denali National Park like never before with Bike Denali. Explore 50 miles of exclusive bike paths, navigating around the Pretty Rocks Slide closure. Whether you choose a two-day adventure or an ideal four-day journey, this unique bikepacking experience promises unforgettable memories and stunning landscapes.
Experience the breathtaking wilderness of Denali National Park like never before with Bike Denali. Explore 50 miles of exclusive bike paths, navigating around the Pretty Rocks Slide closure. Whether you choose a two-day adventure or an ideal four-day journey, this unique bikepacking experience promises unforgettable memories and stunning landscapes.
Alaskan weather can shift quickly, so dress in moisture-wicking layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
There are limited refilling points, so bring enough water and a filtration system for long sections between water sources.
Stay alert, keep food secured, and know how to safely observe wildlife without approaching.
GPS devices or detailed maps are crucial since cell service is unreliable along the backcountry roads.
Denali National Park was established in 1917 and preserves vast stretches of Alaskan wilderness rich in indigenous history and natural heritage.
The park emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, especially important for minimizing human impact in sensitive habitats accessed via bikepacking routes.
Designed for rough trails and stability across variable surfaces found in Denali.
Vital for safely hydrating when natural water sources are your only option.
spring specific
Essential for carrying all supplies securely while keeping your hands free.