Far North Bicentennial Winter Trail Map

Far North Bicentennial Park (FNBP) is home to over 40 miles of winter-only singletrack. These trails are created and maintained by the thousands of fat bikers, skiers and other trail enthusiasts who frequent them. This unofficial collection of social trails has no permanent way-finding, and users rely on GPS and/or experience to find their way through. This map is the culmination of over 80 hours of compiling area maps and historical GPS tracks to create a simplified overview of this complex and beloved trail system.

Region: Far North Bicentennial Park, Anchorage, Alaska
Print specs: 18"x24" archival giclee print

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Uniquely Anchorage winter trails of Far North Bicentennial Park

This project was born from a me and a group of friends getting lost in an area of the park known as "North Bivy." While you're never more than 3 miles away from civilization at any given point, this area has a reputation for getting people lost. This is largely due to the similarity of terrain, no official signage, and much like the staircases in Harry Potter, the trails themselves are always moving.

The map combines different winter trail areas as color-coded trail areas used by singletrack users to navigate.

Far left: Trailforks winter social trails, Top right: BLM trails, Bottom right: Singletrack Advocates Hillside trails

Making of FNBP Winter Trails

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