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You can snack on wild blueberries along the Savage Alpine Trail. You can also quickly collect a few in a small container for breakfast. ;) Simply delicious.

This day use area doubles as the trailhead for the Savage River and Savage Alpine trails. It's most easily reached via the free Savage River Shuttle, a bus that does continuous loops from the park entrance to here and can also pick you up if you choose to hike one-way on the Savage Alpine Trail. If you have your own vehicle you can drive to this trailhead, but the limited parking fills up fast.

Blueberry Hill Trail is a short ~mile long trail that offers a cool view of Wonder Lake. Mount Denali towers in the background on a clear day, too.

You may see a lot of happy, loose dogs around here, because nowadays University Lake is an off-leash dog park. It's still a lovely green space bordering on some of the city's more popular commuter and leisure trails, though.

This park is a massive green space, with a wonderful playground complex for kids to climb on and explore. Valley of the Moon is sometimes also a magnet for homeless activity, so it can feel unsafe in the dark or when it's not well-populated. But on a sunny weekend when lots of people are out, it's a great place to visit.

Once an old gravel pit, Westchester Lagoon is now one of the crowning jewels of Anchorage. Locals come here to canoe and kayak, watch the waterbirds that gather in the protected waters of the lagoon, or enjoy the paved, multi-use trails that run along three sides of the lagoon. There is also a rushing creek where you can occasionally see salmon working their way in from the ocean to spawn.

At this point, you'll encounter a junction that links to a connector trail. Here, you have the choice to stay on or leave the Chester Creek Trail, or transition onto the connector trail that connects to both the Ship Creek Trail and Campbell Creek Bike Trail.

Goose Lake is situated in central Anchorage, near the university area. Despite being in the heart of the city, it's a peaceful spot where you can see Pacific loons nesting at the far end of the lake from mid-May to mid-September. You can rent paddleboats from the Paddleboat cafe (on certain days) for a closer look at the loons. Be sure to respect the signs and keep your distance. The lake is also popular for swimming on hot summer days, and there's a play area for kids, walking trails, and a cafe nearby. It's a great place to relax and enjoy nature in the city.