Have been visiting since the 90's when I was a kid. Last week was the first time I took my little…read moreone and partner and it was depressing. The entire place was dirty and smelled strongly of mildew and mold. The bathroom was out of order. The front desk girl was very mellow and didn't show us were the balls, or clubs or tally sheets were. Thankfully it's all pretty up front. The place has not been vacuumed in forever. There were tons of bits of lint and small pieces of trash laying around the courses. The various holes in the walls haven't been patched in a decade and the walls hadn't been wiped down in a long time. There were beetles crawling on the floor and ancient spider webs in the corners of the holes with giant spiders in them. There are multiple holes in the rug and areas with torn up signs on the floor that say "Don't step here" and a few holes were out of commission. One area didn't have over head lights at all. The front desk girl spent her time playing pool with a friend and watching reels while sitting on the couch. It's a shame. This is a really cool space and fun mini golf area. They should spend a week cleaning and doing minor repairs. Drain the water and fill it with rocks and make some little Alaskan land scape in it's place with tiny moose and cabins and mountains. It really wouldn't take much to bring this place back to life and I hope someone does.

Smelled like mildew and mold..carpet floors that are really gross, had to leave and couldn't play…read moredue to the smell

This recently updated (last 10 years or so) neighborhood playground is located in the south…read moreAnchorage, Huffman area. It is unique in the way that the largest structure is a neat treehouse with attached slides. There is a large saucer swing, large surrounding grassy areas, and lots of places to sit. Highly recommend this playground when you're in the area.

Nice park in a residential area with wooded, but maintained trail. There are off shoots to a creek…read morearea, a small playground, and an exercise/fitness area. Only negative is a lot of mosquitos in the summer. Moose and the rare bear will roam through.

Super cute little park tucked inside a residential neighborhood…read more Great playground equipment and tons of trails to walk on! Only 4 stars because apparently no one who walks there dogs there pick up after them so the nice trails are covered in dog poo. That is very unfortunate, maybe in the summer it will be better. I will for sure go back and explore the trails a little more.

Nice walk, bring bear spray, very long trails miles and better, I went late in the day, couldn't…read morestay long because it started to drizzle a little and it was getting dark, great for bicycling to. I met a gentleman walking with his two dogs and he aloud me to take his photo so the people seem friendly

This trailhead is halfway between a "city walking trail" and a "hiking trail"…read more This makes it hard to review, as it's hard to know what other trails I'm comparing it to. As a city trail, it's one of the best. There is lots of tree cover, and "babbling brooks" frequently interweave with it. As a hiking trail, it's kind of a snooze. You *might* see a moose, but you probably won't see a bear. There aren't really any mountain vistas, either. It's a great trail to walk your dog after work or to go for a quick run, though.

Such a great date night/ friends date or really any occasion place! We called last minute for two…read morepeople and they were able to fit us in! We did the Tomb room and the staff was great, the decor was great and the layout of the Escape room was awesome! I'm a sucker for the Egyptian era so I was even more excited but anyone would enjoy it, not too easy but not too hard and the hour flies by! HIGHLY recommend this place!

So fun! The hints were helpful when we needed them, and the ambiance really immerses you in the…read moreexperience!! 10/10 will go again. Great employees in character too (:

You may not know the name of this mountain but, she knows you…read more.. if you've driven through the Arm more than a couple times, you've definitely seen it. If you're driving back into Anchorage, it's visible as you're approaching the small village of "Indian" (home to one of the best restaurants in the state: Froth & Forage, https://www.yelp.com/biz/froth-and-forage-coffeehouse-and-eatery-anchorage) It's flanked by two official trails: Falls Creek Trail: on the "Anchorage side" (west) https://www.yelp.com/biz/falls-creek-trail-anchorage Indian Valley Trail: on the "Indian, AK side" (east) https://www.yelp.com/biz/indian-valley-trail-anchorage The trail that goes up to Indianhouse is not an "official trail". Because of this, I was always leery about climbing Indianhouse Mountain. I'm not super-thrilled about bushwhacking, and I thought getting to the mountain proper would require a ton of it. Oh, how wrong I was! The trail that goes up here is actually shockingly well maintained. No 'schwacking at all! It is, however, incredibly steep. Probably steepest trail I've been on in the Chugach State Park area (maybe that's why it's not "official"). Anyway, for the first (steep) mile, it's a very steep hike. You'll eventually top out on nice, wide prairie-like area. From here, casual hikers should probably turn around. You'll know you're at the turnaround point because the trail will start to become faint and eventually disappear into a ridge that leads to the much larger ridge of Indianhouse Mountain. To summit Indianhouse, DO NOT ride this ridge up to ridge of Indianhouse and then try to take that to the summit! This is a tempting move to make but the rock that lies ahead for you is of very poor quality and the moves are very much 5th-class! (e.g. you'll need a rope) Go partially up the ridge, but, before you connect with the summit ridge traverse right. And keep traversing right. This...can be kinda bushwhacky, but you're largely on tundra (and/or garbage snow). I'd say this is probably the crux of the hike/climb. You're looking for a large couloir (narrow gully) that leads up to the summit. It usually has snow in it until later in the summer. You might want to bring an ice axe and crampons or, at the very least, a trekking pole and some microspikes. The summit is exposed and complex, with incredible views in all directions. Views of the nearby Suicide Peaks are one-of-a-kind!

This trailhead will get you to: Powerline Pass trail: which…read moreheads over to the Flattop area and eventually all the way down to the Turnagain Arm. Wolverine Peak: peak with astounding views. It's a hike with a lot of gain that never gets technical (you won't have to use your hands) nor exposed (there aren't big drops to be mindful of). Beta: https://www.yelp.com/biz/wolverine-peak-anchorage Near Point: a smaller peak in front of Wolverine. Think of it as the "Flattop of this trailhead". Beta: https://www.yelp.com/biz/near-point-hike-anchorage It's a great place to get good views of the metropolis we call "Anchorage". It's accessible in the winter as well as the summer. Word of warning about doing it in the summer: the first mile of this trail is in pretty thick brush. BE BEAR AWARE. Make LOUD NOISES. Once you get out of the brush you're probably fine, but the brush is mighty sketchy. There are also a decent amount of bears in the area. I've seen grizzlies from the summit of Wolverine.

I always hesitate to write reviews of my favorite trails and hikes because I fear increased foot…read moretraffic. But, really, this is one of my favorite trails systems. You can hike mountains, multiple trails, hooks onto power line pass for biking, carve your name on a bridge, etc... I live 10 minutes from here and try to come here at least once a week. Views are incredible and the trails can go from easy to moderate. It's a great park.

Overall not a bad park to go to. Quiet neighborhood. I like how the park was pretty closed off and…read morehad a nice big field to run around in. My son who is 16 months didn't really had much to do there though. There is a smaller playground for small kids but I wouldn't recommend it for kids under two years old. Some of the playground had graffiti and the slides looked pretty worn out! I went to this one because it was close by but I think I'll pick a different park next time!

So I stumbled upon this cute little park while on a treasure hunt…read more While the treasure was not hiding here it was a super fun little park to stumble across! Perfect for families with little ones, easy to access and clean!