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Experience Anchorage by bike on the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail. Spot local wildlife and stop at Kinc...
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Kincaid Park is noted for its sporting facilities, including hiking, biking and jogging trails, skiing, sledding and snowshoeing slopes, ice-fishing in Lake Campbell, golf course, and motorcross park set on 1500 acres.
Kincaid Park is noted for its sporting facilities, including hiking, biking and jogging trails, skiing, sledding and snowshoeing slopes, ice-fishing in Lake Campbell, golf course, and motorcross park set on 1500 acres. The forested areas have wildlife such as moose, lynx, bear, fox, eagles, porcupines, and owls. Gorgeous sunsets and views of Mt Susitna, Cook Inlet, Fire Island wind turbines and Mt Denali add to the draws of the area.
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Point Woronzof ia another of Anchorage's many spots offering picturesque panoramas of nature
Alaska has more private planes and pilots per capita than any other state in the USA
The Tony Knowles Coastal Trail is an 11 mile long stretch running from Second Avenue in downtown Anchorage to Kincaid Park along Knik Arm and Cook Inlet
Alaska’s largest museum, the Anchorage Museum explores the history, ethnology, art and culture of the state
The 3510 feet high Flattop Mountain is the most climbed and popular mountain in Alaska
The Fraternal Order of Alaska State Troopers Law Enforcement Museum is dedicated to Alaskan Troopers who uphold the law in the vast and isolated state with remote settlements
Ulu is the legendary knife invented by the native Inuits ages ago, used for hunting, fishing, skinning, filleting and cutting
Spread over 25 acres, the Alaska Zoo is one of the most visited attractions in the area
Potter Marsh is a wildlife viewing area at the southern end of the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge
