ATV RENTALS

ATV Self-Guided and Guided Trailhead Rentals    11 AM – 5PM average 4 hours

Ultimate adventure including:  ATV / UTV drop off ⭐️ park fees⭐️ pick up ⭐️ cleaning ⭐️ fuel

Bird Creek – Chugach State Park – Bird Valley Trailhead – 22 mi south of Anchorage – 13 mi north of Girdwood

Forest trails winding on old logging roads 15 miles along Bird and Penguin Creeks.  Multi-use trails managed for hiking, biking, horseback and ATVs.  State Park trails have some signs, bridges and turn arounds at motorized boundaries.  Cobble, puddles, roots, small creeks, mud and moderate climb up Penguin Trails.  Open to ATV / UTVs up to 56″ wide on April 1st with a general 20 mph speed limit due to the multi-use nature of the trails.

Single Rider ATV Rental:  $325          Double Rider ATV Rental:  $350          Double Rider UTV Rental:   $380    

Turnagain Arm – AKMUDITUP – Mile Post 75 Seward Highway – 47 mi south of Anchorage – 3.8 mi south of Portage

AKMUDITUP ATV guided rental ventures onto the muddy tidelands, wide open flats, fields and muddy track trails of Turnagain Arm.  Operated via Alaska DNR and ADF&G permits this unique adventure takes you 15 miles with time to freeride.  Meets at our AKMUDITUP / Alaska Snowmobile Tours basecamp on a variable schedule due to the tidal nature of the area.   Open to ATVs up to 50″ wide year-round from Kenai Peninsula sign.

Single Rider ATV Rental:  $345          6X6 ATV Rental:  $370      

Old Sterling Hwy – Turn Lake Pullover – GFM2+MX Moose Pass, Alaska – 55 mi S of Girdwood – 36 mi N of Seward

Two track dirt and rocky trail open to ATVs, UTVs and 4X4 year-round, turning into a multi-use ski trail in winter.  Originally a road established in 1950 to connect Sterling, Soldotna, Coooper Landing and the Seward Highway it was abandoned for the new Sterling Highway route.  Trails are straight forward with a few water crossings and some of the most family friendly ATV trail on the Kenai Peninsula.  Add stops at Kenai Lake, Sunrise Café, Crescent Creek, Quartz Creek or horseback riding at Alaska Horseman. 

Single Rider ATV:  $415          Double Rider ATV:  $440          Double Rider UTV:   $470

Falls Creek – Alaska DNR – Chugach National Forest – https://goo.gl/maps/vSP8dobofz5oRzL77  – 24.4 mi N of Seward

Falls Creek is a 10 mile trail system that is considered moderately difficult and for those with off road experience.  Trail climbs 20% average grades on gold mining trails to the tundra line and hiking trails that lead to abandoned mines.  Falls Creek is open to ATV, UTV, SXS and 4X4 generally June 1st to March 31st and hiking June 1st to October 15th.  Falls Creek Trail winds through dense forests with black and grizzly bear populations.  Trails are a mix of rock, roots, gravel, mud, water crossings and a crux bedrock ledge.

Single Rider ATV:  $425          Double Rider ATV:  $450         

Crown Point – Alaska DNR – Chugach National Forest – CJMH+37P Crown Point, Alaska – 24.5 mi N of Seward

Terrain mainly consists of hard pack gravel and rocky sections of switchback goldmine trail developed in 1910 with 20% grade and about 3000’ of elevation gain above Kenai Lake.  Best suited to ATVs, this trail is only recommended for riders with motorsport experience who are comfortable in the mountains. Generally open from June 1^st the trail can be muddy at times and snow covered at elevation well into June.

Single Rider ATV:  $425          Double Rider ATV:  $450       

Bear Lake – Iditarod Nat’l Historic Trail – Alaska DNR – https://goo.gl/maps/aCvEZzqvE3hHmQeB9 – 6.3 mi N of Seward

Multi-use trail that fords several creeks between Seward and Bear Lake.  Mountain views, Bear Lake and riverbed access, thick forests, mud, roots and rocks, 12 miles of trails.  Great Air B&B access for multi-day rides.

Single Rider ATV:  $445          Double Rider ATV:  $470          Double Rider UTV:   $500 

Eklutna Lake Trail – Alaska State Parks – 38 mi NE of Anchorage – https://goo.gl/maps/RnQUWzKLKEZqEGYN8 –

Eklutna Lakeside trail is a gravel, rocky, two track with some climbs and side hills with scenic views, public use cabins and backcountry camping areas. Hiking and berry picking on Bold Ridge and Twin Peaks trails in late summer. Popular area to view fall colors, ATV trails are about 25 miles round trip along Eklutna Lake to Glacier trail.  Chugach State Park trails open to ATV / UTV  SUN – WED from April 1st to Nov 30^th.

Single Rider ATV:  $445          Double Rider ATV:  $470          Double Rider UTV:   $500