Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge extends from Point Woronzof southeast to Potter Creek, a distance of 16 miles, but is best known for that portion located between the Old and New Seward hwys called "Potter Marsh." Potter Marsh was created in 1917 with construction of the Alaska Railroad embankment.
2999 E 154th Ave (at Seward Hwy) Anchorage , AK 99516 United States
Potter's Marsh is for the birds!
Swans and Snow Geese
Great views during our short hike. Will definitely be going back to do complete trail! - Kaci Shelton
Easy hike for those looking to get into nature but not too into nature. It is hilly, though. Be sure to apply bug spray before your hike. - Cheryl Wegener
Right off Seward highway. Beautiful especially at sunset! - Kaci Shelton
A beautiful drive a short distance from Anchorage. Came in Nov and it was super windy - Alice T.