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Lift-served bike park · Girdwood / Turnagain
Alyeska Bike Park
Lift-served downhill in Girdwood: weekend lifts in summer, with rentals in town.
- Season
- Jun 13–Sep 13, 2026 (tentative), lifts noon–6 pm Sat–Sun
- Difficulty
- Signed downhill trails, beginner to expert
- Trail type
- Lift-served downhill bike park
- Operator
- Alyeska Resort (private, on its lease)
- Tickets
- Online at the resort shop
Overview
Alyeska's 2026 Mountain Bike Pass Agreement lists the season as Jun 13 to Sep 13 (tentative), with lifts running noon to 6 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Powder Hound Ski & Bike in Girdwood rents downhill bikes and e-bikes.
Rules and closures
Land manager: Alyeska Resort (Alyeska Resort: 2026 Mountain Bike Pass Agreement (PDF)).
- Helmets required.
- Uphill traffic has the right of way.
- Trails are not regularly patrolled.
- Don't ride on the hiking trails or build jumps.
- Riders sign the pass agreement, so read it before you buy.
Season and winter fat biking
Jun 13–Sep 13, 2026 (tentative), lifts noon–6 pm Sat–Sun.
No winter bike park. In winter Girdwood is ski country. Powder Hound rents fat bikes.
Winter riding near avalanche terrain: check our avalanche conditions page first.
Bears
This manager's page has no bear notice of its own, but all of Alaska is bear country. Ride in a group, make noise on blind corners, carry bear spray where you can reach it, and slow down near salmon streams.
Source: ADF&G: The essentials for traveling in bear country (statewide guidance)
Parking and trailheads
- Base: Alyeska Resort Daylodge, Girdwood.
- Rentals: Powder Hound Ski & Bike, 210 Arlberg Ave.
Gear
Carry bear spray where you can reach it, a pump and tube, and layers for rain.
Our lists: Gear kits · Small-shop skis & splitboards · Alaska shops
Map: trailheads and parking
Points come from the sources listed. Basemap: USGS The National Map. Don't navigate with this map. Use the official trail map.
- Alyeska Resort Daylodge: 60.95933, -149.11066 source