Beginner Offroad Trails near Healy Lake, Alaska

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Kings River Trail - Beginner Trails

Kings River Trail, Alaska

Meandering along the banks of the Kings River and then traversing up the hills to pristine Ruby Lake, this off-road trail is certainly recommended for the adventurous soul. While not proving too diffi...Read More

Knik Glacier Trail - Beginner Trails

Knik Glacier Trail, Alaska

The Knik trails offer picturesque Alaskan scenery! You have sand dunes, a beautiful glacial river, the chance to touch the Knik glacier, and this is all at the base of a beautiful set of mountain rang...Read More

Craigie Creek Road - Beginner Trails

Craigie Creek Road, Alaska

Gold mines, mining cabins, grizzly bears, eagles, and a moderately challenging trail don't interest you? Of course they do! This trail has a little bit of everything on it and is a favorite of more...Read More

Old Sterling Spur Road - Beginner Trails

Old Sterling Spur Road, Alaska

With construction beginning in 1947 and finishing in 1950, this bumpy one-lane dirt road was the only drivable connection for Soldotna, Kenai, Homer, and the smaller towns of the Kenai Peninsula to...Read More

Olympic National Forest - 2923060 - Beginner Trails

Olympic National Forest - 2923060, Washington

A short spur off of 2923 that boasts a couple of camping spots. One at the very end is pretty secluded and green, and the other is just a widened gravel area where they've blocked off other roads ...Read More

Olympic National Forest 2923 - Beginner Trails

Olympic National Forest 2923, Washington

NFDR 2923 is a fairly well-maintained gravel road to traverse from Highway 101 to NFDR 29, a much more interesting path to Forks if you're headed that way! It starts nice and wide, narrowing down ...Read More

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