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Its been a few years since I have been up there, but Jims Creek outside of Anchorage Alaska is one of the best riding locations I have ever been! It had sand, mud, rock climbing, river crossings and ended out at a glacier. Anybody been there lately? I am headed back to Alaska and plan on riding there again.

 

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