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If you don't mind a quick foray onto the footpath beside busy Dimond Blvd, this bridge gives a nice view of Campbell Creek below. It's also a good place to stop your hike or ride; in theory the public has access to Campbell Lake to the south, but going there often involves contact with unpleasant homeowners who dispute the public easements that allow lake access.

Taku Lake is a favorite feature along the Campbell Creek multi-use trail. People come here to kayak, canoe and fish during the summer. A parking lot nearby offers easy access for anyone who wants to start, or finish, a bike/inline skate/walk/run/ski here.

As you run past Taku Lake, keep an eye out for kayakers, assorted waterfowl, and maybe even river otters in the lake. The multiuse trail here is paved and has only mild inclines, but you might want to keep an eye out for flying fishhooks from people fishing from the shore. (Most of the time they are pretty good about watching out for trail users before they cast their hook into the water, but not always.)

A cherished spot for both locals and visitors, this lagoon is a popular destination for fishing. Experience the thrill of catching fish from mid May to mid September. The park also provides amenities such as fish cleaning tables, restrooms, and a small picnic area. Stay informed about regulations through the Alaska Department of Fish & Game, which can change with the seasons.

Calm waters embraced by the beauty of nature. Ideal for a leisurely ride or stop, unwind by the peaceful lake, and relish the natural surroundings.

If you don't mind a quick foray onto the footpath beside busy Dimond Blvd, this bridge gives a nice view of Campbell Creek below. It's also a good place to stop your hike or ride; in theory the public has access to Campbell Lake to the south, but going there often involves contact with unpleasant homeowners who dispute the public easements that allow lake access.

Taku Lake is a real urban gem in Anchorage. Keep an eye out for the river otters that live in the lake, and sometimes draw photographers in long lenses. You might want to keep your dog on a leash, too; the otters are said to sometimes gang-rush dogs that get too close to them.