• Oscar Anderson House Museum - Learn about Oscar Anderson and how he influenced the development of Anchorage from a tent city to a permanent city
• Delaney Park Strip - Learn about the Alaska Railroad with a tour stop by a preserved locomotive. Additionally, you will learn about the history of the park strip from Anchorage’s early beginnings to the modern day.
• Tony Knowles Coastal Trail - Watch for great views of Cook Inlet as well as mountains to the west and north (maybe even Denali!). Belugas have also been spotted from this vantage.
• Chester Creek Greenbelt - We will bike the entirety of the Chester Creek Trail with scenic views of woods and the stream. Wildlife sightings (Moose and bear) are common.
• Campbell Creek Greenbelt - The Campbell Creek Trail is a beautiful creek-side trail where wildlife is commonly sighted.
• Alaska Railroad Depot - We will swing by the Alaska Railroad depot on 1st Avenue for a quick history presentation.
• Valley of the Moon Park - Beautiful wooded park and brief historical stop.
• Westchester Lagoon - We’ll stop at a beautiful vista of the Chugach Mountains, and will also see the salmon habitat remediation. Listen for a historical presentation detailing the changes to the lagoon over the past century.

• Bicycle use
• Bicycle helmet
• Handlebar storage bag and bike rack
• Waterproof gloves
• Rain Poncho
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lyft transportation by request
• Tea and coffee

This tour combines local Anchorage history with an ebike adventure. The ebikes provide a comfortable and leisurely ride, allowing participants to explore a significant portion of Anchorage city. A knowledgeable guide will lead the tour through Anchorage’s rich history, from pre-colonization to the modern day. Participants will learn about Anchorage’s transformation from a tent city labor camp to an aviation hub, its military expansion during World War II, and the oil boom of the 1980s.

The bike tour primarily follows Anchorage’s picturesque greenbelt trails, including the Coastal Trail. The route also includes the Campbell Creek and Chester Creek bike paths, where moose are frequently spotted. Belugas and bears have also been observed.

Overall, this is a fantastic way to spend half a day in Anchorage, discovering the city’s history, enjoying an effortless ebike ride, and taking in the surrounding mountains and, with some luck, observing wildlife.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.