
moderate
3 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition to handle uneven terrain and some standing on the ATV; a moderate fitness level ensures comfort during the ride.
Discover Alaska’s wild beauty on a guided three-hour ATV tour near Denali. Experience thrilling off-road trails, wildlife sightings, and stunning views on this adventure suitable for all skill levels.
16+ to Drive • Passengers of All Ages Welcome!
Embark on an unforgettable Alaskan adventure with Alaska Off-Road Adventures! Experience thrilling guided ATV tours tailored to all skill levels, where you might encounter wildlife like moose and bears. Enjoy breathtaking views of Denali and the Alaska Range, rain or shine, and celebrate your journey with a refreshing drink afterward!
Embark on an unforgettable Alaskan adventure with Alaska Off-Road Adventures! Experience thrilling guided ATV tours tailored to all skill levels, where you might encounter wildlife like moose and bears. Enjoy breathtaking views of Denali and the Alaska Range, rain or shine, and celebrate your journey with a refreshing drink afterward!
Prepare for rain or shine by wearing quick-dry clothes and expect some mud—consider it part of the adventure.
Keep your camera accessible for wildlife and mountain views, but secure it well while riding.
Stay with the group and listen closely to guide instructions for safety and best trail experience.
Off-roading can be physically demanding—drink plenty of water before and after your ride.
Trapper Creek is named for its historical trapping activity and lies near the traditional lands of the Dena'ina people.
The guides follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the delicate Alaskan environment and encourage responsible outdoor ethics.
Protects against unpredictable spring rain and wind on the trails.
spring specific
Provides grip and ankle support for mounting and dismounting your ATV safely.
summer specific
Keeps hands warm and maintains grip during cooler, breezier fall rides.
fall specific
Allows adjustment for cold temperatures and wind chills common in Alaska's winter months.
winter specific