Girdwood, Alaska · Anchorage County · Facility
small pullout with large Chugach National Forest welcome sign at mile post 86 of the Seward Highway. Turnagain Arm is adjacent to site on west side, highway on east side.Good place to see bore tide and beluga whales in season.
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small pullout with large Chugach National Forest welcome sign at mile post 86 of the Seward Highway. Turnagain Arm is adjacent to site on west side, highway on east side.Good place to see bore tide and beluga whales in season.
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