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View from the footbridge
Campbell Creek, Far North Bicentennial Park
2.5 km loop trail
Ferns were just starting to come out
High Activity Bear Area near the creeks during Salmon season
Far North Bicentennial Park Hiking Trail

Adjacent to the Hilltop Ski Area, these 18 miles of ungroomed trails wind their way into the Chugach foothills and offer a delightful view of the city. Watch out for the very common moose and black and brown bear in this area and exercise extra caution if traveling solo. There are no rest facilities in this park. Check out the Alaska Botanical Gardens open daily, just off of the Campbell Airstrip Road.

Website: facebook.com

Phone: (907) 343-4355

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Tudor Rd and Kingston Dr

Open now

  • Fri 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM

6501 East Tudor Road Anchorage, AK 99507 ·3536.48 mi

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  • Family friendly
  • Accessible
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Tripadvisor traveler Guide719278 12/10/19

Nice place to walk dogs. We always clean up after our dogs. It would be nice to have more trash cans but I know, then someone would have to empty them.

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Tripadvisor traveler farmishtweiny 09/09/19

Located just prior to the entrance of Far North Bicentennial Park, Alaska Botanical Gardens is a must see for flower lovers. The individual gardens showcase Alaska’s abundant and diverse plant life. What a great way to spend a quiet morning surrounded by such beauty. The plants are well marked which makes them easy to identify. In addition to the gardens, the Lowenfels nature trail, located within the Gardens, is an additional surprise. Spent approximately 2.5 hours walking the gardens and nature trail. Time well spent! Highly recommend both!

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Tripadvisor traveler Krr1975 03/09/19

Took a beautiful snow hike here. This is part of the Campbell Tract Loop. Easy trail to walk, even in the snow.

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Tripadvisor traveler Jimothy147278 06/14/18

I'm surprised that there isn't more reviews of this place. It's a great place to go spend the afternoon or morning. It's quite pretty and there are miles of trails for free. I probably went here 2 times a week to go running. Never saw anything more exciting than some squirrels though.

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Tripadvisor traveler G C 04/01/18

The Far North Bicentennial Park is one of Anchorage’s best features :)). This is a delightful (and large) area which is avidly frequented by residents plus visitors... there is a great network of trails for all types of outdoor activities (xc skiing, biking, strolling with pups, etc). It’s close to midtown and is easy to get to :). Note: there are salmon streams here, so caution is warranted when fish + bears are present during the summer months — heed the signs that are posted :)

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