Which Mat-Su Trailheads Need a Parking Pass
Mat-Su trailhead parking pass requirements for Government Peak, Crevasse Moraine, and Lazy Mountain prevent fines.
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Forty-Five Nights a Year
The Jim Creek campground annual cap limits total yearly camping nights while separate rules govern consecutive stays.
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Fourteen Nights and Then Out
Jim Creek camping rules explain the 14-night limit, 45-night annual cap, and the required 72-hour gap between visits.
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No Cross-Country Travel in Camp
The no-cross-country-travel rule at Jim Creek prevents ATV damage by requiring riders to stay on established campground roads.
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5 mph Past Tents
Jim Creek Campground enforces a five miles per hour speed limit to protect tents, children, and pets near camp roads.
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Check-In at Three, Out at Eleven
Jim Creek campground schedules require a three p.m. arrival and eleven a.m. departure to manage riding trips safely.
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Twenty-Six Sites at a Campground
Jim Creek campground details explain how to plan trailer parking, group site limits, and off-road trail access.
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Paying at a Kiosk in the Valley
Mat-Su Valley trailhead kiosks and parking fees do not automatically grant permission to ride across nearby private or public land.
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Jim Creek Annual Pass Cost for One Rider
Jim Creek annual pass pricing for one rider, pass terms, and official agency fees at Sullivan Road are explained.
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Jim Creek Day Use Fee Per Person
The Jim Creek day-use fee is assessed per person, explaining how riders must plan for group costs and trailhead rules.
