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Elderberry Park

western end of 5th Ave, Anchorage, Alaska

Featured Review : Anchorage, Alaska is a small city population wise, but it's a city huge in land. Most of the businesses and homes are located in the center of the city or in the suburbs, but there is a lot of land and parks for the res...See Full Review

  • #6 most popular
    thing to do in Anchorage
  • Avg. User Rating:
    3 out of 5 stars

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Elderberry Park Reviews

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Quote: Anchorage, Alaska is a small city population wise, but it's a city huge in land. Most of the businesses and homes are located in the center of the city or in the suburbs, but there is a lot of land and parks for the residents and tourists to enjoy... Read the full Elderberry Park review

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Elderberry Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by avalanche from Plano, Texas
  • October 11, 2000
Quote: From the park, on a sunny day, you can see both Mount Foraker and McKinley. It's located on the Cook Inlet, across from the plateau-topped Mount Susitna. Farther in the background are the fully snow-covered Alaska Range - seemingly melting into the... Read the full Elderberry Park review

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