Far North Bicentennial Park
4 Votes Currently Open- Address: Far North Bicentennial Park, Anchorage, AK 99507, United States Map
- Timings: 06:00 am - 11:00 pm Details
- Phone: +1-9073437529
- Time Required: 06:00 Hrs
- Tags: Trail, Park, View Point, Family And Kids
This is a huge 4000 acre forest park with practically all the Alaskan wilderness experienced packed into it. There are over 100 miles worth of trails, a ski jump, a dog mushing area, a botanical garden, multiple creeks and streams, a scattering of lakes, wildlife galore. And topping all of this off are really nice views. The lower parking lot provides access to flat land and easy trails that run along creeks and through birch and spruce scented forest. Over a million people visit this trail complex every year.
Entrance Ticket Details For Far North Bicentennial Park
- Free entry
How to Reach Far North Bicentennial Park
- Bus 1, 2 stop Lake Otis & 88th Avenue NNE
- Bus 74 stop Tudor & Baxter ESE
- Drive to here.
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- Far North Bicentennial Park Address: Far North Bicentennial Park, Anchorage, AK 99507, United States
- Far North Bicentennial Park Contact Number: +1-9073437529
- Far North Bicentennial Park Timing: 06:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Best time to visit Far North Bicentennial Park(preferred time): 08:00 am - 12:00 pm
- Time required to visit Far North Bicentennial Park: 06:00 Hrs
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0.5/10
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0.19% of people who visit Anchorage include Far North Bicentennial Park in their plan
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4 Times
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11 AM
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95% of people start their Far North Bicentennial Park visit around 11 AM
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6 Hrs
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People usually take around 6 Hrs to see Far North Bicentennial Park
95% of people prefer to travel by car while visiting Far North Bicentennial Park
People normally also visit Delaney Park Strip while planning their trip to Far North Bicentennial Park.