Anchorage Parks and gardens

The Alaska Zoo, in Anchorage, is a small town Zoo, where visitors can really meet the Alaskan animals, because in this Zoo there are principally rescued animals in troubles from the...

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Address: 4731 O'Malley Road
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The Botanical Garden in Anchorage, Alaska is a 110 acre botanical garden that opened in 1993. Opened year round, the land of the garden is home to spruce and birch forest, of which 10 percent is only...

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Address: 4601 Campbell Airstrip Rd., Anchorage, AK
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Hike the trails around the clean clear waters of the manmade Lake Cheney, throw down a fishing line in the 34 acre lake or rent a paddle boat or canoe to fully explore the waters.  Two to twelve year...

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Address: 2245 Baxter Road
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Earthquake Park is a designated Anchorage area that shows the destruction caused by the 1964 earthquake. The area where the park is situated was an affluent residential area situated on the bluffs and...

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Kincaid Park is a 1,516.78 acre municipal park in Anchorage. This park is famous for Nordic skiing trails, for hiking, biking, archery and even for roller skiers and disc golfers. Winter...

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Address: Raspberry Road, Anchorage, AK, United States
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This park offers to its visitors several opportunity to take original pictures, because of its position very close to the sea.Inside the park is nicely located a bronze statue of Thomas Cook, the great explorer.

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Address: 300 L Street
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Appropriately named for its location “by the sea”, the definition of Sitka in located in the Mountain View neighborhood.  The park offers a perfect sledding hill, playground equipment for tots including...

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Address: 1580 Sitka Street
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