Awesome vision of earthquake devastation
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When the "Good Friday" earthquake rocked Anchorage in March of 1964, the area that is now the park was an affluent residential area on the bluffs above Cook Inlet. The 9.2 earthquake dropped these homes into 30-foot crevasses and destroyed this entire area. Developed as a park years later, it carries monuments and reader boards with information on the great quake. The Tony Knowles Coastal Trail winds through the park.
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Only if you've been there
When I lived in Anchorage my parents thought that I would be too young to remember too much about li...
Reviewed by:leedove58 from on Oct 24 2009
Unimpresive
I went to Earthquake Park after hearing so much about it. I must say I expected way more than what ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 01 2006
Worth Doing
The short paved walk out to the displays is worth it for the scenery alone. From the ample parking ...
Reviewed by:Heather from on Sep 15 2006
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