Off-Road Trails in Alaska

The ultimate bucket list drive. 414 miles of gravel from Fairbanks to the Arctic Ocean, crossing the Arctic Circle and traversing the Brooks Range. True wilderness with minimal services.

135 miles of gravel road through the Alaska Range with views of Denali on clear days. Vast tundra, braided glacial rivers, and complete solitude define this bucket-list overlanding route. Open only in summer.

Alaska adventure without leaving the road system. This trail follows the Knik River to one of Alaska's most accessible glaciers, crossing braided river channels that change with every flood.

60 miles of old railroad bed leading to America's largest national park. The road ends at a footbridge to the abandoned Kennecott copper mines in a valley surrounded by glaciers.

Follow the abandoned Copper River & Northwestern Railway bed past hanging glaciers, through boreal forest, to the Million Dollar Bridge. A remote coastal Alaska adventure accessible only by plane or ferry to Cordova.