moderate
3–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels due to eBike assistance, but moderate endurance is helpful for a full trail experience.
Glide through Anchorage’s stunning Tony Knowles Coastal Trail on an eBike adventure with PicTours America. Spot wildlife and enjoy breathtaking views on this unforgettable tour.
Discover the thrill of exploring Anchorage’s scenic Tony Knowles Coastal Trail on an electric bike with PicTours America. This private sightseeing tour offers a comfortable and exhilarating ride as you pedal through one of Alaska’s most iconic wilderness corridors. Equipped with safety gear and an eBike that assists as you glide effortlessly, you'll enjoy spotting local wildlife, including migrating birds and possibly foxes along the way. The route takes you past stunning natural landmarks such as Earthquake Park, where seismic history is evident, and provides breathtaking views of the majestic Mt. Susitna, also known as the 'Sleeping Lady.' The tour balances adventure with relaxation, making it perfect for both seasoned cyclists and beginners who want to explore Anchorage’s outdoors at their own pace. The combination of fresh sea air, picturesque wilderness, and informative narration from expert guides creates an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a nature lover, photographer, or simply looking for a unique way to see Alaska’s coast, this eBike tour highlights the rugged beauty and vibrant ecosystems that define the region.
Alaska's coastal weather can change quickly, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout your ride.
Stay hydrated during your ride; there are limited water stops along the trail.
Even in cooler temperatures, UV rays reflecting off the water can be strong, so protect your skin and eyes.
The scenic viewpoints are perfect for capturing memories—ensure your device is ready for plentiful photos.
Earthquake Park marks the site of the devastating 1964 Good Friday Earthquake, offering educational insight into Anchorage’s geological history.
PicTours America emphasizes sustainable practices by promoting low-impact travel and educating guests on preserving local habitats along the trail.
Protects your head and is required for a safe ride.
Keeps you dry and comfortable during unpredictable spring rains.
spring specific
Helps keep mosquitoes and other insects at bay during warmer months.
summer specific
Keeps hands warm and improves grip as temperatures begin to drop.
fall specific