Pet Friendly Things To Do in Fort Richardson, Alaska

A nice PlayVenture® structure that offers the look of wood, but the durability of Aluminum posts. Structure offers a swift Track Ride and a curvy-climb experience ... More on KaBoom.org

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Explore Alaska's scenic backcountry, guided tours. Spectacular wildlife of bear, moose, wildflowers, birds,... More on uptake_content

The trail is amazing-through rivers of mud, great views , and he took us on a little hike where we saw a b... More on TripAdvisor

Great Ice Cream!!!: I love this place. If you ever want a big helping of ice cream this is the place to go. You get a choice of what kind of flavor you want in 3 sizes. then you can add anything in... More on Yahoo! Travel

Fun Bunch: Good bunch of kids working here serving the best ice cream ever! More on Yahoo! Travel

It's definitely a beautiful area. Nice turn outs and lots of pretty trailheads. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife. We ... More on Yahoo! Travel

It's definitely a beautiful area. Nice turn outs and lots of pretty trailheads. Keep your eyes ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Rustâs Flying Service is the premier operator of Alaska flightseeing tours and interesting Alaska day tours... More on AnglerWeb.com

We chartered a Rust's flight to take a group to Rainy Pass checkpoint during the 2008 Iditarod. More on Yahoo! Travel

a speed ramp, a pyramid with up down ledge, a kink rail, 3 quarter pipes (huge,medium,small), Flat rail, do... More on skateboardpark.com

My daughter is a lifeguard and got a kick out of the No lifeguard on duty sign on the lifeguard stand which... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Eagle River Nature Center is operated by Friends of Eagle River Nature Center, a community supported no... More on familydaysoutusa

Nice little suburb of Anchorage. I remeber they have some festival in a shopping center parking lot. More on GeckoGo

'Goose Lake' is a small lake in Anchorage in the U.S. state of Alaska, located near the University of Alaska Anchorage, South-East of confluence of North and South Forks Chester Creek, and South-East of Anchorage, Cook Inlet Low. ... More on Wikipedia

Park History This parkland was acquired by Federal Patent in 1954, and originally called McKinley View Park. In the late 1970�s, tour buses began coming to this area to showcase the beautiful view.... More on Anchorageparkfoundation.org

Though small, this diamond-shaped park is edged with thick hedges nearly obliterating the signs of the ... More on Yahoo! Travel