South
This trail-filled district begins at Dimond Boulevard, home to the Dimond Center and its more than 200 shops. The Siam Cuisine restaurant and the Southside Bistro provide the area with a couple of first-class, yet still casual, dining options. Pockets of business dot the residential areas, which are made up of wide yards and quiet streets. Campbell Creek Greenbelt winds its way through the South and Midtown districts, beginning at Dimond Boulevard and stretching three miles to the east, meanwhile passing by salmon-spawning streams and several small lakes. A number of residential areas circle bodies of water such as Campbell Lake, which is also a floatplane runway; many residents park their floatplanes in their "backyards" here. Also in this district, on the far west end, is Kincaid Park. This locale is home to the Blues on the Green Festival, and it also hosts many other special events and races on its 40 square miles of beautiful, wild, moose-filled woods. You can access Kincaid Park> by traveling from the downtown Tony Knowles Coastal Trail to its southernmost point, which ends at Kincaid Park.
Attractions
Changepoint Center
Hotels
Fifteen Chandeliers Alaskan Bed & Breakfast
