Reviewed by: Jay , from Anchorage,AK

Summary:
Nice trails, can be wet, but this is Alaska. Keep your eyes pealed for bears though, as there are plenty within the park. It is not a difficult riding area, but there some technical sections which can be alot of fun.

Recommended Route:
Just about anywhere. I prefer Rovers Run and then see how far I can make it up the mountains.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Resurection Pass, Johnson Pass, Kincaid Park

Reviewed by: AK Girl , from Anchorage, Ak

Summary:
I start at the parking lot for Hillside Park on Abbott Loop Rd. and head N. on the main lit trail to Double Bubble for some ups and downs then head to Spencers Loop, which is a fight to the top then at the end you will be rewarded with Rovers Run my FAVORITE which is a rooty single track, watch for animals. This trail runs along the river, which is wonderful when it dry and even better and more challenging when it is wet. At the end of this run I hook up with the Tour of Anchorage and Jr. Nordic Trail. These last two trails are well groomed and shared with bikers, horses, runners or walkers, and dogs. There are several options on trails and easy to get turned around or lost so be careful or go with someone who knows the trail. The trail is for beginners to advanced. Hang on...because you are in for a wild ride.

Recommended Route:
Park at the parking lot on Abbot Loop Rd. pick a direction and start peddling. You can go for major hills or a balance of ups and downs.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Kincaid Park

Reviewed by: scottmilk , from anchorage, ak

Summary:
so many different routes you can take, you can make it a quick two mile time trial or make it a 30 mile jaunt. either start at hilltop and go north or campbell creek and go south, so many different trails, watch out for moose and bear in the summer

Recommended Route:
i start from campbell airstrip road south fork parking lot. there is quite a few trails intersecting one another its never the same twice

Other recommended trails in the same area:
kincaid park, powerline pass

Reviewed by: Rob Hartsock , from Anchorage, AK

Summary:
Another great ride minutes from my back door. The trails by the river are twisty, rock strewn, rutted and full of roots. When it rains, it does not drain very well, and sometimes in the fall it is the gooeist mess in the world. But when it is dry, it is a dream. Because of the wetness factor, only four tires...

Recommended Route:
same as above.