Spot an eagle at Bishop's Beach Park | Things to Do in Homer, Alaska
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Bishop's Beach Park is an endless expanse of beach that stretches from Old Homer to Beluga Slough. The sand and mud beach is extremely popular with residents and visitors for tide-pooling, gathering coal, and dog walking. You’ll be sure to come across many migrating shorebirds, bald eagles, herring gull, and harlequin ducks. Kids love coming across crabs and clams burrowed in the sand. Other amenities at the park include restroom facilities, picnic shelters with grills, and its proximity to the many shops, restaurants, and galleries a short distance away in the Old Town. Homer, AK 99603, Phone: 907-235-6090

Address: Aldea at Tlaquepaque, Phone: 480-625-2534

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Vies sea and land animals at Kachemak Bay State Park Take a tour at the Center for Alaskan Coastal Studies See an exhibit at Ptarmigan Arts Learn about natural history at the Pratt Museum Visit the Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center Go fishing in the Homer Spit Spot an eagle at Bishop's Beach Park Ride the Seldovia Bay Ferry Visit Seafarer's Memorial Spend a rainy day at the Homer Public Library Taste fine craft brews at Grace Ridge Brewery Go on a volcano safari with Alaska Ultimate Safaris See a concert at the Bunnell Street Arts Center Step back in time at the Kilcher Homestead Living Museum Go for a stroll at the Homer Farmers Market Go on a tour with Manns Charter Service Pick up a treat at Two Sisters Bakery Take the kids to The Bagel Shop Go wine tasting at Bear Creek Winery Taste great beer at the Homer Brewing Company See paintings at the Norman Lowell Studio & Gallery Buy art at the Art Shop Gallery

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