Horseshoe Bay State Marine Park is a remote coastal preserve in Prince William Sound near Chenega Bay on Evans Island, Alaska, offering sheltered anchorage amid forested shores and mountainous terrain ideal for boating and kayaking.
Earthquake Park in Anchorage, Alaska, is a 134-acre green space set on land forever changed by the devastating 1964 Good Friday Earthquake, which measured 9.2 in magnitude and was the largest ever recorded in North America.
Birch Lake State Recreation Site is a 48-acre lakeside park in Alaska's Interior, located at milepost 305.3 of the Richardson Highway, about 60 miles southeast of Fairbanks between Salcha and Delta Junction.
The Alaska Aviation Museum in Anchorage is dedicated to preserving and celebrating Alaska’s rich aviation history, particularly its crucial role in bush flying and Arctic exploration.
Anchor River State Recreation Area is a 213-acre coastal campground on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula at the mouth of the Anchor River off the Sterling Highway, about 16 miles northwest of Homer and marking the westernmost point accessible by the U.S. highway system near Anchor Point.
Canoe Passage State Marine Park covers 2,507 acres on Hawkins Island in Prince William Sound, located 8 miles west of Cordova, Alaska, encompassing sheltered shores of a narrow small-boat passage ideal for kayaking amid forested terrain and coastal scenery.
The Dalton Highway in Alaska, stretching 414 miles from Livengood north of Fairbanks to Deadhorse near the Arctic Ocean, is a remote and rugged route primarily built to support the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System and the North Slope oil fields.
Stariski State Recreational Site is a serene 16-site campground perched on coastal bluffs overlooking Cook Inlet on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, located at milepost 152 of the Sterling Highway near Anchor Point, about 10 miles north of Homer.
Worthington Glacier in Alaska is a large valley glacier covering about 5,774 acres, located adjacent to Thompson Pass along the Richardson Highway near Valdez.
Jack Bay State Marine Park is a 1,544-acre remote coastal preserve nestled in Jack Bay of Prince William Sound, about an hour's boat ride southeast of Valdez, Alaska, surrounded by steep mountains, old-growth spruce-hemlock forests, alder thickets, muskeg, and salt marshes.
Alyeska Resort, located in Girdwood, Alaska, about 40 miles from Anchorage, is a premier year-round destination known for its luxury accommodations and outdoor adventure opportunities.
Totem Bight State Historical Park in Alaska is a cultural and natural site located near Ketchikan, preserving a collection of intricately carved totem poles and a traditional Tlingit clan house replica on land that was once a Native Alaskan campground.
Clearwater State Recreation Site is a 120-acre remote campground east of Delta Junction, Alaska, along Clearwater Creek at its confluence with the Delta River, accessible via gravel Clearwater Road off the Alaska Highway or Jack Warren Road.
The Totem Heritage Center in Ketchikan, Alaska, established in 1976, is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the cultural heritage of the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian peoples.
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve in Alaska is the largest national park in the United States, spanning about 13.2 million acres—an area larger than Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Switzerland combined.
