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Preservationist John Muir would have discovered more than he could fathom in the forests that surround Anchorage, especially under the midnight sun. Discover wild places that feed the soul. Get into the great outdoors.

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A fording of Eagle River is part of the 24-mile Crow Pass hike between the trailhead in Girdwood and the Eagle River Nature Center.
A fording of Eagle River is part of the 24-mile Crow Pass hike between the trailhead in Girdwood and the Eagle River Nature Center. ©Visit Anchorage/Ken Graham Photography
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