Point Woronzof Park — Attraction in Alaska

This is an amazing spot to take a walk with a friend, lover, your kids...amazing sites from parking or walking the beach. Beach is a pebble beach made up of many of Alaskas natural gem stones, including carnelian, jade, chalcedony, quartz and sea glass. As well as others I have less knowledge of. The views from the parking lot of susitna and at time Denali will capture your breath! Sunset proves to bewilder me everytime I take the short drive. Also consider there is a ton of jet plane noises that can be heard as well as felt when planes are landing and taking off depending on the wind patterns. Being such a short ride from Anchorage midtown, I take my children here once a month in the least, the ocean washes away our stresses and we forage a few new treasures! Also a quick mention there are times when a few food trucks will visit the lot on the weekend and oh boy do we know food...

MsCharmley her home. Where her people are from. We had a home here for 4,000 years... Site Woronzof is a archaeological sites for Athabascan Native Survivors whom I Dena'ina lived till 1945... My Grandmother lived here l. And her family Olga Ezi, #GrandmaOlgaEzi #MsCharmley #ChiefoftheUpperCookInlet #PrinceofMatanuska protect them from the wind.... ..... Her whole family died. And now it's a park. My grandmother lived here. Published Author Alberta Stephan ✅ Her works included Point Woronzof as her home she was born in 1933.

Author of, The First Athabascans of Alaska : Strawberries. In this publication Point Woronzof as her home until the United States federal government moved them in 1945🍓

Alberta Stephan's other published work...

" Cheda " Athabascansan Indian for GRANDMA A. E. Stephan ...

Point Woronzof, near Anchorage's international airport, provides scenic views of Cook Inlet and is a great place to watch the sunset and look for bald eagles, ravens, bank swallows, and moose Look for bald eagle nests south of the road near the airport runway and west of the road about a half-mile south of Point Woronzof. In summer, spot the white heads of mature eagles against the dark branches and foliage. These large raptors develop this "bald" head when they are about 5 years old. Until then, they look more like golden eagles. Juvenile bald eagles can be distinguished from golden eagles by the lack of feathers on their legs (or tarsi) and their whitish...