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Mountain bike cross-country race. Cat 4/Women 6 PM; Cat 1-3/Men 7 PM.
Mountain bike cross-country race. Cat 4/Women 6 PM; Cat 1-3/Men 7 PM.
Six weeks of mountain bike racing with the coolest biker gang around! Choose a 6K or 12K race. Kids welcome (but must be able to finish the 6K course in an hour). Week one starts at Tsalteshi's Wolverine Trailhead off K-Beach Road across from the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. Registration per race is $5 for
Week 9 - Meeting at Ravens Ring at 6 pm. Bike out at 6:30 pm. Destination: Cuddy Park for Anchorage Concert Association's Summer Concert Series -- Nervix Rex are playing at 7 pm. <a href="https://www.anchorageconcerts.org/show/nervis-rex/Bring" target="_blank" title="https://www.anchorageconcerts.org/show/nervis-rex/Bring">https://www.anchorageconcerts.org/show/nervis-rex/Bring ID / Card / Cash for brews and snacks. As always, our event is free to participate and
We’ve got a lot of fun in store for you this year! Details to come, so stay tuned! This is a self-supported race that covers 100+ miles through the most scenic Alaska backcountry. You'll start on Main Street in historic Hope, Alaska and ride through Resurrection Pass to Cooper Landing. From Cooper Landing you'll ride
The Golden Heart Grinder comes to Fairbanks on August 1! This gravel race with 35- and 75-mile options and lots of climbing for either will be run by the Arctic Bicycle Club from Anchorage. Thanks to the ABC for bringing gravel racing to the Golden Heart!Check out this post to find out more. <a href="https://www.fairbankscycleclub.org/2026/07/gravel-bike-race-comes-to-fairbanks/"
The goal of this project is to brush the Moose Ridge Trail in Far North Bicentennial Park, North Bivy using handsaws and loppers to clear alders and other shrubs from the trail. Hiking is easy to moderate with no more than 2.5 miles total hiked for the event. Volunteers age 18+, or 12+ with parent/guardian
Mountain bike cross-country race. Cat 4/Women 6 PM; Cat 1-3/Men 7 PM.
Six weeks of mountain bike racing with the coolest biker gang around! Choose a 6K or 12K race. Kids welcome (but must be able to finish the 6K course in an hour). Week one starts at Tsalteshi's Wolverine Trailhead off K-Beach Road across from the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. Registration per race is $5 for
The goal of this project is to brush the Muktuk Marston Trail in Chugach State Park, starting at Arctic Valley, using handsaws and loppers to clear alders and other shrubs from the trail. Hiking is easy to moderate with no more than 1.5 miles total hiked for the event. Volunteers age 18+, or 12+ with
Join Great Land Trust for a night of friends and trail-themed fun at a fundraiser for the Eagle River Greenbelt Connection Project in Chugach State <a href="http://Park.A" target="_blank" title="Park.A">Park.A regularly flooded section of boardwalk has made part of the Eagle River Greenbelt Trail difficult to use. With your help, Great Land Trust plans to purchase
Mountain bike cross-country race. Cat 4/Women 6 PM; Cat 1-3/Men 7 PM.
Six weeks of mountain bike racing with the coolest biker gang around! Choose a 6K or 12K race. Kids welcome (but must be able to finish the 6K course in an hour). Week one starts at Tsalteshi's Wolverine Trailhead off K-Beach Road across from the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex. Registration per race is $5 for
The Gauntlet is a courseless, self-navigated race on Tsalteshi Trails. There are checkpoints in the form of old paperbacks spread throughout the trails. The Gauntlet will test your endurance, your wits and your ability to navigate on the trails. Riders are encouraged to ride in groups, ride socially or ride alone. Whatever way you want
The goal of this project is to brush the Powerline Pass Trail in Chugach State Park using handsaws and loppers to clear alders and other shrubs from the trail. Hiking is easy to moderate with no more than 2.5 miles total hiked for the day. Volunteers age 18+, or 12+ with parent/guardian present.
The goal of this project is to brush the Powerline Pass Trail in Chugach State Park using handsaws and loppers to clear alders and other shrubs from the trail. Hiking is easy to moderate with no more than 2.5 miles total hiked for the day. Volunteers age 18+, or 12+ with parent/guardian present. RSVP: https://www.alaska-trails.org/event-details/powerline-pass-trail-brushing-take-2