Anchorage’s Wildlife
Anchorage borders Chugach State Park, America’s third largest state park, and has over 225 greenbelts, local parks, other natural creek corridors within the Anchorage area which allow seasonal movement of animals throughout the area. As a result, living among us within the Anchorage area are several thousand moose and sheep, a couple hundred bears, and many other animals. Most residents of Anchorage have moose regularly visit their back yards and some residents see bear, coyote, fox and an occasional wolf in their neighborhoods, on the golf courses, or while biking along a local trail. It may be a little more difficult for visitors to observe our abundant wildlife, but it is possible given the time and opportunity. (more…)



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To get some of the most scenic views of Anchorage many locals hike Anchorage’s most popular hiking trail each year, Flattop Mountain Trail. The Flattop Mountain Trail is located in
The scenic Seward Highway in South-central Alaska has many stops and photo opportunities and one I would recommend for travelers doing a
The Alaska Railroad
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The Anchorage Market & Festival
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