Big Delta State Historical Park is a 10-acre living museum on the Tanana River banks, eight miles north of Delta Junction, Alaska, preserving early 20th-century pioneer life along the Valdez-to-Fairbanks Trail.
Deep Creek State Recreation Area is a coastal park on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula along Cook Inlet near Ninilchik, located at milepost 137.4 of the Sterling Highway, renowned for its panoramic views of volcanoes like Mount Iliamna and Mount Redoubt.
Sandspit Point State Marine Park is a 560-acre coastal preserve at the northeast tip of Fox Island (also called Renard Island) in Resurrection Bay, about 12 miles southeast of Seward, Alaska.
Decision Point State Marine Park spans 460 acres at the eastern end of Passage Canal in Prince William Sound, about 8 miles east of Whittier, Alaska, where boaters decide between sheltered waters and the open Port Wells expanse.
Finger Lake State Recreation Site is a 69-acre park located 6.5 miles west of Palmer off Bogard Road near Wasilla on Alaska's Matanuska-Susitna Valley, offering a serene retreat with 24 individual campsites, two group sites, and 25 picnic areas amid spruce forests surrounding a 47-acre lake stocked since 1953 with rainbow trout, arctic char, grayling, and salmon for shore, ice, or boat fishing.
Shuyak Island State Park encompasses nearly 48,000 acres across most of Shuyak Island in Alaska's Kodiak Archipelago, 54 air miles north of Kodiak, featuring dense old-growth Sitka spruce forests, rugged coastlines, secluded beaches, and extensive sheltered bays ideal for kayaking and boating.
Denali State Park in Alaska is a vast 325,000-acre area located along the George Parks Highway between Fairbanks and Anchorage, directly bordering the southeast side of the larger Denali National Park and Preserve.
Harding Lake State Recreation Area is a longstanding 61-acre lakeside campground in Alaska's Interior, located at mile 321.4 of the Richardson Highway about 44 miles southeast of Fairbanks near Salcha, named after President Warren G. Harding who visited the region shortly before his death in 1923.
Matanuska Glacier State Recreation Site is a 229-acre roadside park at milepost 101 on the Glenn Highway near Glacier View, about 100 miles northeast of Anchorage in Alaska's Mat-Su Valley, offering prime viewpoints of the 27-mile-long Matanuska Glacier—the largest glacier accessible by car in the U.S.—amid Chugach and Talkeetna mountain scenery.
Wickersham State Historic Site is a preserved 1898 New England-style house museum at 213 7th Street on Chicken Ridge overlooking downtown Juneau, Alaska, serving as the former home of James Wickersham, a pioneering judge, explorer, and territorial delegate who shaped Alaska's early 20th-century development through gold rush courts, Denali advocacy, railroads, and universities.
Lower Chatanika State Recreation Area spans about 400 acres along the Chatanika River at milepost 11 of the Elliott Highway, roughly 25 miles north of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Baranof Castle State Historic Site, also known as Castle Hill, is a National Historic Landmark and state park in downtown Sitka, Alaska, atop a rocky 60-foot outcrop overlooking Sitka Harbor and Sound.
