Morgan's Landing State Recreation Area is a 279-acre riverside park along the Kenai River at milepost 81 of the Sterling Highway near Sterling on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, renowned for world-class salmon fishing including king, sockeye, silver, and pink runs plus trophy rainbow trout.
Settlers Cove State Recreation Site is a 275-acre coastal park at milepost 18 on the North Tongass Highway, 18 miles north of Ketchikan in Southeast Alaska's temperate rainforest along Clover Passage.
Saint James Bay State Marine Park is a remote coastal preserve approximately 35 miles northwest of Juneau and 45 miles south of Haines in Lynn Canal, Alaska, encompassing sheltered bays, boat harbors, and upland valleys rich in fish and wildlife concentrations ideal for boating and beach landings.
The Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center in Alaska, located about 12 miles from downtown Juneau, offers stunning views of the 13-mile-long Mendenhall Glacier and Mendenhall Lake filled with icebergs.
Montana Creek State Recreation Site is an 82-acre riverside campground at milepost 96.6 on the Parks Highway near Willow in Alaska's Mat-Su Valley, about two hours north of Anchorage, nestled in spruce and birch forests along Montana Creek where it meets the Susitna River.
Lake Aleknagik State Recreation Site, situated on the shores of the 20-mile-long Lake Aleknagik in southwest Alaska near the village of Aleknagik, serves as a key access point to the vast Wood-Tikchik State Park and offers boating facilities including a concrete boat ramp, parking, vault toilets, and ADA-accessible amenities renovated with state and federal funds.
The Kobuk River in northwestern Alaska is approximately 280 miles long, originating from the Endicott Mountains in the Brooks Range and flowing westward into Kotzebue Sound.
Liberty Falls State Recreation Site is an 8-acre campground in Alaska's Copper River Valley at mile 23.5 of the Edgerton Highway, about 15 miles west of Chitina and 32 miles south of Glennallen, featuring a powerful 20-foot waterfall cascading into Liberty Creek amid spruce forests.
Creek Street in Ketchikan, Alaska, is a historic boardwalk built on stilts along the east side of Ketchikan Creek, known primarily for its past as the city’s red-light district from around 1903 to 1954.
Ski Land Ski and Snowboard Area, located at Cleary Summit about 20 miles north of Fairbanks, Alaska, is known for being home to the northernmost chairlift in North America.
Sitka National Historical Park, located on Baranof Island in southeastern Alaska, is the oldest national park in the state, established in 1910 to commemorate the 1804 Battle of Sitka between the indigenous Tlingit people and Russian traders.
Moon Lake State Recreation Site is a compact 22-acre lakeside campground in Alaska's Interior, located at milepost 1332 of the Alaska Highway about 15 miles northwest of Tok near Tanacross, accessible via a short spur road amid boreal forests at the base of the Alaska Range.
Thoms Place State Marine Park spans 1,198 acres along an embayment on the southwest coast of Wrangell Island in southeast Alaska, within Zimovia Strait about 22 miles south-southeast of Wrangell and 62 miles north-northwest of Ketchikan.
Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure in Juneau, Alaska, is a unique botanical garden set within the lush Tongass National Forest, featuring a creative blend of natural rainforest and vibrant, landscaped gardens.
Porcupine Creek State Recreation Site is a small, wooded 240-acre campground in Alaska's Interior near Slana and Tok, located at milepost 64 of the Tok Cutoff Highway close to the Nabesna Road intersection and within Wrangell-St. Elias National Park boundaries.
