moderate
3–4 hours
Moderate fitness recommended as the ride includes some hiking and handling off-road terrain.
Tackle winding trails and witness glacier-fed waterfalls on a thrilling ATV tour in Alaska’s Chugach Mountains. Perfect for all skill levels!
3 HRS - Access Alaska's Backcountry & Wildlife Just South of Anchorage!
Experience the thrill of true Alaskan backcountry riding just south of Anchorage. Navigate winding trails through the Chugach Mountain Range, where you can spot wildlife like bears and moose. Hike to a stunning glacier-fed waterfall, all while enjoying breathtaking scenery. Perfect for adventurers of all skill levels!
True Alaskan backcountry riding awaits just a few miles south of Anchorage. Escape to the sights, sounds, and smells of the northernmost temperate rainforest while experiencing the thrill of the throttle through the winding wooded trails of the Chugach Mountain Range. From the alpine meadows of this wilderness area, there are frequent sightings of both brown and black bear, moose, mountain goat, and Dall sheep. Adventurers have an opportunity to hike down to a spectacular waterfall fed by Bird Glacier and offering excellent salmon viewing, sneak peeks of Turnagain Arm, and snow-capped mountains in the distance. The unrivaled scenery, excellent wildlife viewing, and moderate terrain make this adventure suitable for all experience levels. Your Alaska Adventure Guide focuses on the small group experience for each departure.
Weather in the Chugach can change rapidly; layers keep you comfortable throughout the ride.
Hydration is key, especially when riding and hiking in remote terrain.
Adjust speed to trail conditions to stay safe around wildlife and uneven ground.
Even morning sun can cause burns and glare when riding over open areas.
The Chugach Mountains have long been a traditional hunting ground for Alaska Native peoples and later became a hub for backcountry outdoor activities.
Tours follow strict guidelines to minimize disturbance to delicate ecosystems and wildlife habitats in this pristine area.
Protects your head during off-road riding, a non-negotiable safety item.
Keeps you dry during unexpected rain or wet conditions common in Alaskan spring.
spring specific
Supports your feet for both riding and hiking to the waterfall.
Reduces glare from snow, ice, and water for clearer vision on bright days.
summer specific