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Website: muni.org
Phone: (907) 343-6397
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Raspberry Rd and Serenity Cir
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6998 Raspberry Rd Anchorage, AK 99502-1858 ·3548.23 mi
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- Family friendly
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tripadvisorFree to drive through! We drove through a couple of hours after our arrival to Anchorage and spotted two bull moose walking along the road! It’s a great place to spot them! Beautiful park and walking trails! Takes less than a hour to drive through.
MoreWe only completed one trail but it was a great experience. The trail is well maintained and stroller friendly. We even got to see a moose from few yards. Lots of ppl driving their bikes. Carry some water to hydrate as the trail isn’t shaded for most of the part. Due to low tide, we couldn’t play in water but had some good time on the beach. Definitely recommended.
MoreHad a great drive. Trails are multi use and clear. Watch for Moose on the road
MoreVery nice park to walk, play frisbee golf, use the chalet! You can get to the shoreline! Walking path is paved and nice BUT you do share it with bicycling and some of those folks go very fast so be careful!VictorB
MoreAnchorage is famous for its Tony Knowles Coastal Trail. This trail goes for miles along the coast. We were interested in something a bit different when my wife spied the Kincaid Park trails. There are lots of possible trails. The one we took led us back into the forest through rolling (mostly uphill – how do they do that?) hills. It was very pleasant. And along the way, both going and returning we saw a BIG bull moose just munching away at the prolific foliage. Amazing! He was quite used to people and we didn’t bother him at all. That was so neat. We also caught a glimpse of a black bear down the trail. He wasn’t very interested in us and disappeared quickly into the underbrush. We had a really nice hike – two or more miles.
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