Bear Lake ATV Trailhead Package
12 miles on the Iditarod National Historic Trail, fording creeks between Seward and Bear Lake.
Bear Lake runs 12 miles of multi-use trail on the Iditarod National Historic Trail, fording several creeks between Seward and Bear Lake. Expect mountain views, lake and riverbed access, thick forest, mud, roots and rock. Andy notes it is good for multi-day rides with nearby lodging.
The trail
| Trail length | 12 miles |
| Trail | Iditarod National Historic Trail |
| Distance | 6.3 mi north of Seward |
| Land manager | Alaska DNR |
| Surface | Mud, roots, rock and several creek fords |
| Features | Mountain views, Bear Lake and riverbed access, thick forest |
Who this trailhead suits
Groups who want a longer day and do not mind creek crossings.
What is included
Every Bear Lake package is a flat price with no extras to work out at the trail. It covers drop-off at the trailhead, all park fees, pickup at the end of the day, cleaning, and a full tank of fuel. A helmet is included for every rider.
How the day runs
We meet you at the trailhead at around 11 AM, deliver and fuel the machine, handle the park fees, and run a quick briefing. The ride window goes to about 5 PM, and average ride time is roughly 4 hours depending on trail and conditions. Then we come back for pickup and cleaning, so there is nothing to return.
We run Bear Lake from June 1 to October 1. The trailheads do not operate outside the summer season.
Book the Bear Lake package
Flat, all-in pricing from $445. Drop-off, park fees, pickup, cleaning, and fuel are all covered.