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Alaska Zoo Map. The Alaska Zoo is located on 23 acres in the wooded Anchorage hillside area. The zoo’s maintained gravel trails are spread over 20 acres as they wind through natural boreal forest woods and along the south fork of Little Campbell Creek. We operate a free summer shuttle to and from downtown Anchorage with online booking required.
- The Alaska Zoo
The Alaska Zoo is a 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to promoting...
- Rates & Hours — The Alaska Zoo
OPEN on December 24th - 10am-4pm daytime, 5-8pm Zoo Lights....
- The Alaska Zoo
The Alaska Zoo is a 501(c)3 nonprofit dedicated to promoting conservation of Arctic, sub-Arctic and like climate species through education, research and community enrichment. Find out more. donate online today
OPEN on December 24th - 10am-4pm daytime, 5-8pm Zoo Lights. CLOSED on Christmas Day, December 25th. OPEN on December 31st and January 1st - 10am-4pm daytime, 5-8pm Zoo Lights. OPEN on all other holidays throughout the year. Admissions Policies: Youth ages 16 and older may visit the zoo without an adult. All youth ages 15 and under must have an ...
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About. If you've missed seeing Arctic wildlife on your Alaskan adventure, you'll find it at this nonprofit zoo, the only zoo in Alaska. You'll see moose, caribou, Dall sheep, mountain goats, muskox and the three bear species native to Alaska - polar, brown and black bear. The zoo also has river otters, harbor seals, eagles, owls and small mammals.
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- 4731 Omalley Rd, 99507-6573, Alaska
The Alaska Zoo started in 1969 with one baby elephant named Annabelle that was won in a contest. Since then, it has expanded to include 80 animals across 23-plus acres of the Anchorage hillside. The zoo has the widest variety of animals native to the state of Alaska as well as a handful of exotic cold-climate species that are part of a great ...
In 1968, the Alaska Zoo was incorporated as a nonprofit, land next to the horse ranch was prepared and the Alaska Children’s Zoo opened its gates on August 2nd, 1969. From that point forward, the Alaska Zoo became a place for locals and visitors to make memories.
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IF YOU GO: The Alaska Zoo (alaskazoo.org) is located at 4731 O’Malley Drive. Open every day except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Hours vary by season. Admission is $20 for adults ($17 for Alaska residents), $15 for seniors, $10 for ages 3-17, free for children 2 and under. The gravel trails are maintained year-round.
