Kincaid Park Singletrack

The feel

Kincaid Park spreads across 1,400 acres of rolling, forested hills, and 60 kilometers of interwoven trails run through them, nearly 20 kilometers of it lit. Mountain bikers share the park with hikers, walkers, joggers and dog walkers, and riders use the single-track system.

Moose and occasional black bears live in the park. Some of the steep goat-path trails run along a roughly 300-foot bluff above Turnagain Arm, and the archery range is off-limits.

What to expect

Route and terrain

Singletrack, intermediate, a network of 20+ miles for biking within 60 kilometers of trails.

Parking

Free. A lower lot sits near the ski stadium and an upper lot is closer to the chalet. Address: Raspberry Rd, Anchorage, AK 99502.

Fees and passes

No fee for parking.

Dogs

Dog walking is a listed use of the park.

Hazards

Moose and occasional black bears. Steep goat-path trails along a roughly 300-foot bluff above Turnagain Arm. The archery range is off-limits.

Bathrooms and water

Restrooms are at the chalet, near the upper parking lot.

Season and access

May to October for riding. A gate just west of the Raspberry Road trailhead locks nightly at about 10 PM.

Mingo says

Ride between May and October. Plan to be out before the gate locks.

Before you go

• Be back at the Raspberry Road trailhead gate before it locks nightly at about 10 PM.
• Park free in the upper lot to be near the chalet restrooms.
• Keep clear of the archery range and watch for moose.

Written October 2026. Sources are listed at the end of this page.