So If I ever win the lotto I want to move to Alaska, but I don't wanna give up riding dirt bikes. Is there any place in Alaska where it gets warm enough to ride dirt bikes, and still experience the true "Alaskan frontier" with the snow, wildlife, low population and what not? Anyone know of such a place? And I don't care if it only gets warm enough to ride for a month. I just can't give up riding completely.

I can tell you to stay away from Juneau. They don't like people and small, recreational motorized vehicles around there.

I do know some people who are 4-wheelers and they go up to Haines in SE Alaska to go 4 wheeling. Haines is a smaller town. While I would not call it isolated, it doesn't have any chain restaurants that I recall and if you have a medical emergency, you are driving to Whitehorse or going to Juneau.

If you wanted to know more about life in Haines, there is a decent book written about it by a local news reporter there. The book is called "If You Lived Here, I'd Know Your Name" by Heather Lende.

Pick it up, it is a good read on life in small town Alaska.

Southeast Alaska has milder winters than the midwest and many days over 90 degrees in the summer.

Skagway is nice tourist town - hopping with 10,000 tourists a day all summer long - and DEAD int eh winter - but you can drive to seattle in 24 hours straight through

or haines is the same but no tourists - those are where you should go.

Nowhere if you plan to wreck the place on a trail bike, they value their land up there and don't want it wrecked!

I have no idea. Why don't you take Google Earth and look at the topography of that state up close.