One of the best biking trails in Alaska is the Bird to Gird Trail, a moderate biking trail between Anchorage and Girdwood. It’s 13.3 miles one-way and parallels the Seward Highway.
You’ll follow a paved bike path while enjoying incredible views of the Chugach Mountains and the Turnagain Arm.
There are a few access points along the way, which make it a great option whether you want to bike one-way or round trip.
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