Homer Rolling Hills Road Ride
Homer
The feel
These are rolling paved road rides out of Homer with Kachemak Bay panoramas, on a coastal ride that runs easy to moderate. Homer's East and West Hill Roads loop above town and cross Skyline Drive and Diamond Ridge Road, with ocean and mountain views. Those hill roads are narrow and have no bike paths. For smoother going, a paved bike trail 5 miles long follows East End Road from Lake Street, and a paved 4.5 mile trail runs from Kachemak Drive to the tip of the Homer Spit.
What to expect
- Route and terrain
- Paved roads, rolling, with distances that vary from 10 to 30 mi depending on the ride. Rated Easy to Moderate.
- Hazards
- The East and West Hill Roads are narrow and have no bike paths, so use caution.
- Season and access
- May to October. Bikes can be rented from several rental facilities in town or on the Spit.
Mingo says
Ride between May and October. Settle on your mileage before you roll out, because the ride length varies.
Before you go
- Rent a bike in town or on the Spit if you did not bring one.
- Expect narrow hill roads with no bike paths, and ride with caution.
- Plan a route between 10 and 30 mi, since the distance varies by ride.
Written October 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.
Today
Getting there
- Season
- May-Oct
- Drive from Anchorage
- Full day, 4h23 to Homer
- Drive from Fairbanks
- Full day, 10h57 to Homer
- Distance
- varies (10-30 mi)
- Surface
- Paved roads
- Difficulty
- Easy-Mod
- Elevation
- 30 ft
Part of Homer Area.