Beginning from the Tustemena Lake Road, Centennial Trail follows along the edge of Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. It connects to other trails for more exploring. The Caribou Hill Cabins Hoppers Snowmobile Club maintain and groom the trails.

Osar Lake Trail is a multi-use trail on the south side of the Denali Highway. It offers access to Osar Lake and beautiful views of the Maclaren River basin. Stay on designated trails and be courteous of other on the trail.

The Watermelon Trail is part of the South Caribou Trails. It is maintained and groomed by the Snomads Snowmobile Club. The staging lot is located off Chison Mountain Road and has plenty of room for trailers and parking.

Beginning from Clam Gulch Staging Area, this area is known as “The Hills”. You’ll find miles of old and rugged mining roads. The terrain can get muddy with deep water puddles. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.

Colorado Creek Trail follows along the Duncan Creek drainage towards the White Mountains National Recreation Area and leads to Wolf Run Cabin. It is a popular run for snowmobiles and sleds during the winter months. Any motorized vehicle must be under 1,500 lbs.

This route follows the Caribou Lake Trail and has several options for more exploring and riding. It is maintained and groomed by the Snomad snowmobile club. Check their website for conditions and to join their club.

This route follows along the banks of the Kings River and up to Ruby Lake. There can be some muddy sections and hills that are challenging. Fishing is good and the views at the lake are beautiful. There are bypasses for most mud holes that are big. Stock SUVs with high clearance and 4WD are recommended.

The Purinton Creek Trail is part of the Chickaloon-Knik-Nelchina Trail. It is a difficult trail but offers some beautiful scenery. Expect lots of deep mud and water puddles. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.

This route is located within Eureka Trails System. There are several access points and be aware that rails can bet muddy. Some sections can get very muddy during the summer. There is plenty of room in the parking for large trailers and unloading. The trail has a little bit everything including steep hill climbs, ruts, mud, water holes, and rocks. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.

The Klutina Lake Trail follows along a beautiful river and ends at the lake. The road is rough and muddy. Vehicles need high clearance and a spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.