Best driving roads in Alaska.
- Routes
- 8
- Miles mapped
- 9,872
- Graded corners
- 6,849
8 routes in Alaska cover 9,872 miles and 6,849 graded corners — 594 of them tight enough to grade a 1 or 2. The twistiest, Denali Park Road, packs 10.5 corners into every mile for 47 mi.
Corners are graded from each road’s own geometry on the rally 1–6 scale, where 1 is a hairpin. The app calls them out as you drive.
By the numbers
Every route
Mapped by Road & Rally drivers, ordered by how much they bend.
- Denali Park RoadNear Healy47 mi491 corners10.5 / mi44 tight
- Taylor HighwayNear Chicken63 mi579 corners9.1 / mi50 tight
- Sterling HighwayNear Moose Pass22 mi127 corners5.8 / mi1 tight
- Steese HighwayNear Fairbanks144 mi791 corners5.5 / mi16 tight
- Richardson HighwayNear Fort Greely250 mi1,049 corners4.2 / mi
- Sweard HighwayNear Anchorage113 mi463 corners4.1 / mi
- Dalton Highway + Elliot HighwayNear Fairbanks485 mi1,576 corners3.2 / mi
- Pan-American Highway NorthNear Prudhoe Bay8748 mi1,773 corners0.2 / mi483 tight
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Questions
- What is the curviest road in Alaska?
- Of the 8 routes on Road & Rally in Alaska, Denali Park Road bends the most: 10.5 graded corners per mile over 47 mi, 44 of them tight (grade 1 or 2). Corners are measured from the road’s own geometry, not estimated.
- How do I find twisty roads near me in Alaska?
- Road Finder scans any area of the map and scores every road in it on curvature and flow, so the most technical roads near you rise to the top. It is in the Road & Rally app, and on the web with a free account.
- Can I drive these routes with turn-by-turn pace notes?
- Yes. Open any route in the Road & Rally app and it navigates you there, calling every graded corner before you reach it — the way a rally co-driver would.
Drive them with pace notes.
Every route here opens in the Road & Rally app, navigates you to the start, and calls each corner before you reach it.