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…Valley and the Alpenglow Lodge are run by the non-profit Anchorage Ski Club. Arctic Valley is very affordable, making it realistic to run up the mountain and ski for just…
…drawn to emphasize summer trails and to eliminate old routes that are not usable in summertime. Welcoming Parks Project in Russian Jack Springs Alaska Literacy Program (ALP) – $31,855…
…Municipality of Anchorage, State of Alaska, Rasmuson Foundation, Alaska USA FCU, the late Ms. Mary Louise Rasmuson, and the Atwood Foundation all provided significant funding. Veterans’ groups, business and industry,…
By Kristie Lent, Ms. Wheelchair Alaska USA Anchorage’s first indoor inclusive playground opened in early March 2022 to a crowd of eager children. Ready to play, you can see the…
…opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with your neighborhood and the natural world. It’s a great way to destress, clear one’s mind, and…
…grow outside. The third annual Alaska Outdoor & Environmental Education Symposium brings together nearly 100 educators from across the state to strengthen outdoor learning, build community, and share best practices…
…share the trails around Anchorage. Community Theatre presented by Midnight Sun Theatre 11a Meet in the WEST Chalet Room and 11:30a Meet in the EAST Chalet Room Take to…
…Park Duldida Park Kincaid Park Kiwanis Fish Creek Park South Anchorage Sports Park Suzan Nightingale McKay Park Folker Park Stay tuned for news on more Inclusive Playgrounds coming soon! Fairview…
By Natasha Von Imhof When my kids were young, we spent a lot of time walking the trails at Ruth Arcand Park. We were in the throes of the “Dogs…
The Anchorage Park Foundation facilitates park improvement projects that are driven by neighborhood initiative.
We’re a non-profit, operating outside of the Municipality of Anchorage, and are responsible & accountable to our donors' intent.
