Rabbit Slough

RabbitSlough

Fat Biking at Rabbit Slough in Mat-Su Borough, Alaska

Experience the thrill of fat biking at Rabbit Slough, a premier destination in Alaska's Mat-Su Borough. Whether you're navigating snowy trails in winter or tackling sandy and muddy paths in other seasons, Rabbit Slough offers an exhilarating adventure for all fat biking enthusiasts.

Trail Overview

  • Trail Difficulty

    • Beginner-Friendly: Perfect for those new to fat biking.
    • Advanced Trails: Challenging routes for seasoned bikers seeking excitement.

  • Trail Length

    • Diverse Options:
      • Quick Jaunts: Shorter trails for a swift ride.
      • Longer Expeditions: Extended routes for a full-day adventure.

Why Choose Rabbit Slough for Fat Biking?

  • Specially Designed Fat Bikes

    • Wide, Grippy Tires: Ideal for traversing diverse terrains.
    • Durable Builds: Built to handle Alaska's rugged landscapes.

  • Stunning Alaskan Landscapes

    • Raw Beauty: Enjoy breathtaking views of untouched wilderness.
    • Seasonal Scenery: Witness the changing beauty of Alaska's natural environment.

  • Community and Safety

    • Supportive Community: Connect with fellow fat biking enthusiasts.
    • Safety First: Emphasis on preparedness for a memorable and safe experience.

Getting There

From Alaska Bicycle Center
Located at 201 West Nelson Ave, Wasilla, AK 99654, follow these steps to reach Rabbit Slough:

  1. Head East on W Nelson Ave toward Lucille St for 0.1 miles.
  2. Turn Right onto Lucille St and continue for 0.3 miles.
  3. Turn Left onto AK-3 S and drive for 6.1 miles.
  4. Take the Trunk Rd Exit and continue for 0.3 miles.
  5. At the Traffic Circle, take the 3rd Exit onto E Fireweed Rd and continue for 1.5 miles.
  6. Turn Left onto S Rabbit Slough Rd.
    Destination: 6658 S Rabbit Slough Rd, Palmer, AK 99645 (on the right after 1.2 miles).

Tips for an Enjoyable Ride

  • Prepare Your Gear: Ensure your fat bike is equipped for varying terrains.
  • Check Trail Conditions: Stay updated on weather and trail maintenance.
  • Ride Responsibly: Respect the environment and fellow bikers.
  • Stay Safe: Wear appropriate safety gear and be mindful of trail challenges.