Call Us in Anchorage, Alaska, at (866) 445-9801
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Anchorage is a great destination located in one of the world's most beautiful places Alaska. Surrounded by six mountain ranges and warmed during the summer time, Anchorage is a beautiful city surrounded by spectacular wilderness and adventures. During summer the days seem endless. Beautiful displays of flowers adorn Anchorage home's and downtown, live music festivals, Wild Salmon on Parade sculptures appear along city blocks while kings and silvers are caught right downtown in Ship Creek just 4 blocks away. During winter Anchorage is truly a wonderland. Each summer Anchorage comes alive with beautiful flowerpots. Pablo’s Bicycle Rental is just steps away from the famous Tony knows trail, great shopping, restaurants, galleries, and coffee shops. |
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Anchorage sits on the base of the Chugach Mountains along with the Cook Inlet. You can see the Chugach, Kenai, Talkeetna, Aleutian and Alaska mountain ranges from Anchorage just step away from the bike shop. Mount McKinley north of downtown can be seen on clear days from the Cooptain cook monument just half of block from us. This 20,320-foot peak is the tallest mountain in North America |
Recommended Activities:
One of the best ways to see Anchorage and take advantage of the sun is to rent a bike from our shop. At Pablo’s Bicycle Rental, conveniently located right next to the copper whale, we offer exceptional friendly services, with rates between $15 for 3 hours or $ 30 for the full day, plus you can keep it over night and return the next day, at the same time. You'll get much further then you did on foot, which means you can see Earthquake park which is 2.5 mile after you past Westchester Lagoon and commemorate destruction of a neighborhood during the 1964's earthquake in Alaska, or also you can pack your lunch and spend hour and a half going all the way to 1400 acre to Kincaid Park. |
Visit our bicycle rental shop in Anchorage, Alaska, to rent
road bikes, kid's bikes, and mountain bikes. |
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