TAG ALONG FOR THE BEST HIKING EVENT THIS SUMMER!

Get ready for Four Peaks 4 Weeks, an outdoors-inspired adventure challenge that takes place across August 1–31, 2026!

Hike some of the most scenic trails around Anchorage, Girdwood, and the Valley, capture epic summit photos, compete for fun prizes, and earn a finisher medal by completing four peaks in four weeks!

ENTER TO WIN:

The “Ultimate Hiking Prize Package” from Skinny Raven Sports and The Libby Group! Stop by packet pickup at The Libby Group to enter to win.

Prize entry will only be available at this packet pickup location:

Thursday, July 30th 10am - 4pm at The Libby Group located at 3920 Lake Otis Pkwy, Anchorage, AK 995084

The Ultimate Hiking Prize Package includes: Altra shoes, Gaiters, Bear spray, Scat bear-spray belt, Bear bell, Air horn for bear protection, SRS hat, Balega socks, SRS apparel top.

‍Approximate retail value: $437. Package will include a gift receipt so the winner can exchange items for the correct sizes.

What Is Four Peaks 4 Weeks?

Four Peaks 4 Weeks is a month-long hiking challenge designed for adventurers of all skill levels who want to explore Alaska’s beautiful mountains and trails. It’s as simple as:

Get Your Event Packet

Hit the Trails

Finish All 4 to Earn Your Medal and prize!

Earn Rewards

HIKE OPTIONS

1. Long Lake Loop

4.3-mile loop trail near Palmer, Alaska. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 1 h 48 min to complete. Dogs are welcome and may be off-leash in some areas.

2. Rabbit Lake Trail

The route to Rabbit Lake is a 8.6-mile, moderate climb up an old road bed that eventually turns to singletrack. Your reward for the long climb is that the trail ends at a gorgeous alpine lake.

3. Gold Star Peak

The trail features a steep and rugged ascent, making it best suited for experienced hikers. As you climb, you'll pass through alpine meadows and rocky ridges, with sweeping vistas that grow more dramatic with elevation.

4. Upper Winner Creek Trail

Discover this 8.6-mile out-and-back trail near Girdwood, Alaska. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 h 52 min to complete.

5. Bear Creek Trail

This route is accessed by turning off Hope Road onto Bear Creek Road. Bear Creek Road is an old mining road that goes for almost a mile to a gate.

6. Choose Your Own Summit Adventure!

The choice is yours! Hike any trail any where and have it count towards this challenge.

Complete any 4 to finish the challenge!

Rise to the Challenge!

Let's Go Hiking!