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  • Alaska City Parks

The great land of Alaska consists of five distinct regions as, Far North, Southwest, Southcentral, Inside Passage and Interior. The landscape of each of these regions has an astounding number of public lands & city parks, with most parks offering variety of outdoor recreations for both young & old.
Alaska City Parks Fairbanks' Golden Heart Park Shuyak Island State Park Potlatch Park
This is a nationally recognized botanical garden and a member of a national network of educational and research institutions dedicated to plant culture and conservation. The GBG is one of the five botanical gardens in the nation to be a satellite test garden for the International Hardy Fern Foundation. Located on the campus of the University of Fairbanks the park grows everything from 50-pound cabbages to pansies the size of small children. There are also dwarf species, specially adapted to the harsh Arctic climate. This peaceful sanctuary boasts an impressive collection of Alaska's 3,000 varieties of flowers, vegetables, and herbs. Due to its northern location, portions of the garden have permafrost or permanently frozen soil.
Georgeson Botanical Gardens
Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure is a botanical garden located in Juneau, Alaska. Tour 50 acres of Southeast Alaska's lush rainforest, offering landscaping, floral design and scenic vistas at this huge garden. Avail accessible tours on location to see the trademark upside down trees! Walk or ride through acres of gardens set in the rain forest. The flowerpot garden has hundreds of rainforest flowers creating a special landscape amongst the unique vegetation where you follow pathways to beautiful floral designs. What started as a scheme to prevent forest erosion has turned into a lush 50-acre attraction for tourists and locals.
Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure
  • City Parks Attractions in Alaska