The Anchorage Recreation Program manages recreational use and tourism for the Iditarod National Historic Trail, the Unalakleet National Wild River and the Campbell Tract in Anchorage. Some off highway vehicle use is permitted in designated areas. Other recreational activities in this area include camping, fishing, boating, hunting, and horseback riding.

This 22 mile route is located near Anchorage. Elevation ranges from about 700 to 3400 feet as the trail winds up Bald Mountain. For more information contact Anchorage Recreation Management Area (907) 267-1246 or Alaska Tourism (907) 465-2010.

This 13 mile route makes it's way up Belanger Pass and around the Syncline Mountains to the union of Flume Creek and Alfred Creek. Beware the fairly deep water crossings.

Located in the third largest state park in the United States, this multi-use 6-mile trail offers moderately difficult terrain and runs along the creek up to Bird Pass in Chugach State Park. The trail is well defined due to traffic from skiers, snowmobiles and ATVs. Grizzly bears, moose, bald eagles and wolves inhabit the area. The trail is accessible to ATV use May through September.

This trail is more commonly used in the winter by snowmobiles and sleds, but is open in the summer to all motorized vehicles under 1,500 lbs. The trail heads east along the the Duncan Creek drainage toward the White Mountains National Recreation Area, climbing gently for the first ten miles, then more steeply for the next three. The BLM does not recommend the trail for OHVs in the summer due to "wet boggy" conditions, and they rate the trail as moderate difficulty. The trail leads to Wolf Run Cabin, which was burned in a fire in 2005, but the BLM plans to rebuild it soon.

This ten mile trail to the mine is open May through September to trail bikes. The rocky, rooted trail is of moderate difficulty and is often muddy.

This track is open for practice Wednesday through Sunday from 10am to 8:30pm between the months of April and September. There is no fee to ride the track except during race events. The Anchorage Racing Lions Club maintains the track. Riding is prohibited on the sand dunes, in the woods and in the east upper parking lot.

Maintained by the Fairbanks Motorcycle Racing Lions, this track is open daily for practice from 8am to 10pm except days before and during race events. Mini quad practice is reserved Monday through Thursday from 5pm-8pm. Membership is required and is $125/person or family. Contact the club for race schedule and current track fees.

This local track has been around since 1996 and offers a groomed and watered track during practice sessions that are usually held on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Quads are not permitted and an Anchorage Racing Lions membership is required which can be purchased at the track. Practice fees are $10/rider and there is a separate peewee track available for beginners.