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Bookmark or Share- Safty Tips – Welcome to the Alaska OutdoorsAnchorage is bear country. Learn to be safe outdoors. Your safety, and that of the bears and other trail users, depends on it. Below are tips to keep you safe in bear country: Buddy up. You are safer in a group. Make Noise. This will prevent you from surprising a bear. Use your senses to stay aware. No headphones! Carry bear spray.
- 2023 – Welcome to the Alaska Outdoors14: Alaska Botanical Garden. 18: Bear Valley: Meet Ray E Storck Park 21: Bicentennial Park Smoke Jumper 24: Arctic Valley 28: Kincaid Park Chalet: Mize Loop 31: Rabbit Creak Trailhead. September. 4: Hilltop Ski Area 7: Moen Park 11: Alaska Botanical Garden 14: Stuckagain Heights Trailhead 18: Bicentennial Park Smoke Jumper
- Anchorage Coastal Refuge – Welcome to the Alaska OutdoorsAnchorage Coastal Refuge covers entier southwestern Anchorage coast from Kincaid Park to Potter Creek. Of those, the best known and the most popular spot is Potter Marsh boad walk for observation of birds and fish. It is a bird watchers’s heaven. Visit early in the morning to see rare birds.
- Smoke Jumper Trailhead – Welcome to the Alaska OutdoorsSmoke Jumper Trailhead. Main trails originate from the Smoke Jumper Trailhead are Moose track trail and Lynx trail. From those trails you can access to other multi-use trails and dog mushing trails. Most of multi-use trails are wide and well maintained.
- Welcome to the Alaska Outdoors – alaska-outdoors.orgWelcome to the Alaska Outdoors. No special equipment is necessary, All you need us hiking boots, appropriate clothes, and yourself. 2022 Hike Picture Album. 2021 Hike Picture Album. Weekly Hiking. Time: 6:30 – 8:00 pm We start hiking 6:35 pm sharp!
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