- Admiralty Island National Monument
- Welcome to Admiralty Island National Monument, USDA Forest Service, with 955,000 acres of wilderness in southeast Alaska's Tongass National Forest. Admiralty's history is rich and long. However, the island
- Afognak Island State Park
- Identified in 1892 as one of the nation's first conservation areas, Afognak Island was originally designated as the Afognak Forest and Fish Culture Reserve because of its outstanding wildlife
- Alagnak Wild River
- Alagnak Wild River is located in the beautiful Aleutian Range. The river provides unparalleled opportunities to experience the wilderness of the Alaska Peninsula.
- Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge
- Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge is a place of great distances and greater dramas. Here winds whip through the grasses of rugged, wave-pounded islands; and active volcanoes simmer, venting
- Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge
- Sandwiched between Becharof National Wildlife Refuge to the north and Izembek NWR to the south, Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge presents a breathtakingly dramatic landscape made up of active
- Aleutian World War II National Historic Area
- The Aleutian World War II National Historic Area encompasses the historic footprint of the U.S. Army base Fort Schwatka. Located on Amaknak Island in the Aleutian Island Chain
- Anchor River State Recreation Area and Stariski SRS
- The first written descriptions of the land and people of the Kenai Peninsula are found in the 1778 journals from the British sponsored expedition of Captain James Cook. According
- Aniakchak National Monument & Preserve
- The Aniakchak Caldera, is the result of a series of eruptions, the latest in 1931. Nearly six miles in diameter and covering some ten square miles, it is one
- Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
- Renowned for its wildlife, Arctic Refuge is inhabited by 45 species of land and marine mammals, ranging from the pygmy shrew to the bowhead whale. Best known are the
- Baranof Castle Hill State Historic Site
- Commonly referred to as Castle Hill, this park is one of the most historically significant sites in Alaska. Tlingit natives originally inhabited this area and built a strategic fortification
- Beaver Creek
- Beaver Creek NWR is a Class
I, clear water river, that
- Becharof National Wildlife Refuge
- Becharof National Wildlife Refuge is a land of contrasts. From its rugged coastline to the 4,835-foot summit of the Mt. Peulik volcano (the name is taken from an Alaska
- Begich, Boggs Visitor Center
- At the head of Portage Valley, fifty miles south of Anchorage, at the end of scenic Turnagain Arm, lies the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center. You are invited to come
- Bering Land Bridge National Preserve
- The Bering Land Bridge National Preserve is one of the most remote national park areas, located on the Seward Peninsula in northwest Alaska. The Preserve is a remnant of
- Bettles Bay State Marine Park
- Bettles Bay State Marine Park is an excellent anchorage, well-protected from winds and with a good soft holding bottom.
Entrance into the lagoon is northeast of the island. Sailboats or
- Big Bear/Baby Bear State Marine Park
- Big Bear Bay and Baby Bear Bay are designated as a state marine park and located near Peril Straits about 35 miles north of Sitka. Access to this park
- Birch Lake State Recreation Site
- Birch Lake SRA is nestled between a lilypad-covered lake and forested wetlands. There are 17 long parking spaces for motorhomes and 3 short parking spaces for smaller self-contained vehicles
- Boswell Bay State Marine Park
- Boswell Bay State Marine Park is located on the eastern tip of Hinchinbrook Island. Evidence of 1964 Earthquake can be seen here. The former shoreline is now farther inland
- Buskin River State Recreation Site
- Buskin River State Recreation Site borders the Buskin River and is near the state airport. The Buskin River is one of the most productive fisheries on the Kodiak road
- Caines Head State Recreation Area and Resurrection Bay State Marine Parks
- The shale-covered, forest-framed beaches of Caines Head have long been stopping points for boaters and fisherman. But early in World War II, as the territory of Alaska was attacked
- Campbell Tract Recreation Management Area
- The Campbell Tract is a 730-acre natural area used mostly by urban recreationists seeking a piece of Alaska wilderness in the heart of the Anchorage. The tract is
- Canoe Passage State Marine Park
- Park encompasses the natural low pass on the Hawkins Island. Forested uplands and considerable wetlands line Canoe Passage, and the seas to the south are shallow. Most of the
- Cape Krusenstern National Monument
- Cape Krusenstern National Monument is a treeless coastal plain dotted with sizable lagoons and backed by gently rolling limestone hills. Cape Krusenstern's bluffs and its series of 114 beach
- Capitol Hill Parks
- Capitol Hill Parks includes those park areas managed by National Capital Parks-East between 2nd Streets NE and SE and the Anacostia River. Included in this group are Lincoln; Folger,
- Captain Cook State Recreation Area
- Captain Cook State Recreation Area is virtually undiscovered by most visitors to the Kenai Peninsula. It offers a peaceful setting of forests, lakes, streams and saltwater beaches. The recreation
- Chena River Lakes
- The Chena Project offers a host of recreational opportunities and a variety of Alaskan scenery to enjoy throughtout the year. Watch our abundant wildlife, catch a fish, explore
- Chena River State Recreation Area
- More than ever, Chena River State Recreation Area is a park for all seasons. Are you interested in a day of hiking and rock-climbing at Granite Tors? Or would
- Chena River State Recreation Site
- Chena River State Recreation Site (also known as Chena Wayside) is located in Fairbanks on University Avenue. This 29-acre park sits on the banks of the Chena River. Facilities
- Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve
- The Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve was created by the State of Alaska in June of 1982. The preserve was established to protect and perpetuate the world's largest concentration
- Chilkat Islands State Marine Park
- This undeveloped, 6,560-acre park is a group of islands just south of Chilkat State Park. It is 13 air miles south of Haines. Access is problematic due to high
