Do I need prior mountain biking experience?

No, the tour is suitable for riders with basic bike handling skills and comfort on mixed terrain.

What is included in the tour package?

The package includes fat tire bike rental, safety gear, guided ride, and craft beer stops.

Are children allowed on this tour?

Participants must be at least 16 years old for safety reasons and to manage the ride's physical demands.

What happens if it rains during the tour?

The tour runs rain or shine, so be prepared with appropriate rain gear; the guides ensure a fun experience despite weather.

Can I bring my own bike?

Yes, you’re welcome to bring your own fat tire bike, but rental bikes and gear are included with the tour.

Is alcohol consumption included or encouraged during the ride?

There are scheduled craft beer stops where responsible sampling is encouraged after safe riding sessions.

Trails & Ales Fat Tire Bike Tour in Anchorage, Alaska

Experience Anchorage like never before on the Trails & Ales Fat Tire Tour, a 6-hour guided bike adventure led by Alaska Trail Guides. This tour combines the exhilarating thrill of fat-tire biking with the chance to explore Anchorage’s scenic trails and vibrant craft beer scene. The carefully selected gear ensures you stay comfortable and ready for anything, rain or shine, making this adventure accessible and fun for all weather conditions. Enjoy riding through diverse terrain that showcases Alaska’s rugged beauty, from forest paths to open meadows. Along the way, you’ll meet like-minded explorers and be supported by passionate guides who share local insights and stories. The perfect blend of outdoor excitement and social atmosphere, this experience highlights the natural and cultural flavor of Anchorage while encouraging a healthy, active lifestyle. Whether you’re a seasoned biker or new to fat-tire biking, this tour offers a memorable way to connect with Alaska’s wilderness and community spirit.

About Alaska Trail Guides

Alaska Trail Guides is a professional outdoor guiding company based in Anchorage, Alaska. The company specializes in guided mountain bike tours, guided hikes, skill clinics, and private lessons that showcase Anchorage’s urban and backcountry trails. Guides lead small groups on curated routes including Kincaid Park, Glen Alps, the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, Campbell Creek and Chester Creek greenbelts, and Chugach foothills. Tours range from short 3-hour rides to full-day adventures, with options for fat‑tire rides, singletrack technical sessions, progression clinics, and combined bike‑and‑hike experiences.

Every tour includes expert route selection, safety briefings, and provided equipment when specified. Alaska Trail Guides offers private lessons and tailored experiences to match individual skill levels, from beginner orientation to advanced technical clinics that cover braking, cornering, jumping, drops, and suspension setup. Group sizes are kept small for personalized coaching and safer trail access.

The company emphasizes local knowledge, wildlife awareness, and sustainable trail practices to protect sensitive habitat while delivering memorable outdoor experiences. Experienced guides share Anchorage history, highlight scenic viewpoints like Cook Inlet and surrounding mountain ranges, and recommend local dining and logistics after tours. Reliable transportation options and clear gear recommendations are provided for each booking.

Alaska Trail Guides operates with a focus on safety, instruction quality, and authentic Alaskan outdoor immersion, making it a trusted choice for visitors and locals seeking guided mountain biking, fat‑tire adventures, progression clinics, and private mountain bike instruction. Bookings include flexible cancellation policies, expert local recommendations, and clear pre-ride communication for every participant and equipment support.