Bering Land Bridge National Preserve is a vast nature reserve located on the Seward Peninsula in northwestern Alaska, covering about 2.7 million acres.
Tok River State Recreation Site is a compact 9-acre riverside campground on the east bank of the Tok River in Alaska's Interior, located about 5 miles south of Tok at milepost 1309 of the Alaska Highway, serving as a welcoming first stop for travelers entering from Canada.
Bettles Bay State Marine Park covers 679 acres in Prince William Sound near Whittier, Alaska, offering stunning views of Bettles Glacier amid undeveloped coastal wilderness with no road access, reachable only via boat through a lagoon northeast of nearby islands.
Magoun Islands State Marine Park covers 4,590 acres (4.59 km²) of small granite islands near Krestof Sound outside Sitka in Southeast Alaska's Tongass National Forest, established in 1989 as the largest marine park in the Sitka area.
Funter Bay State Marine Park spans nearly 1,900 acres on the west side of Admiralty Island in Southeast Alaska, accessible only by boat or seaplane from Juneau, offering a remote coastal wilderness with sheltered bays amid lush forests and mountains.
South Esther Island State Marine Park spans 3,360 acres on the southern end of Esther Island in Prince William Sound, northwest of Prince William Sound near Whittier, Alaska, encompassing Lake Bay—home to the massive Wally H. Noerenberg Fish Hatchery—and the undisturbed Quillian Bay for protected anchorages.
Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, located entirely above the Arctic Circle in Alaska, is one of the most remote and vast wilderness areas in the United States, covering about 8.5 million acres.
Lowell Point State Recreation Site is a 19-acre coastal park at the end of Lowell Point Road, 3.5 miles south of Seward in Resurrection Bay on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula.
Eagle Beach State Recreation Area is a 60-acre coastal park at milepost 28.8 on Glacier Highway, about 30 minutes north of Juneau along Lynn Canal where the Eagle and Herbert Rivers meet the sea, offering sandy beaches, tidal flats, and spruce forests ideal for wildlife viewing of shorebirds, bears, eagles, seals, and whales.
Security Bay State Marine Park is a 1,960-acre undeveloped coastal preserve on the north end of Kuiu Island in southeast Alaska, facing Frederick Sound and Chatham Strait, about 20 miles west of Kake with no road access—reachable only by boat or seaplane.
Granite Bay State Marine Park is a pristine 40-acre coastal preserve on the northwest corner of Esther Island in Prince William Sound, about 22 miles northeast of Whittier, Alaska, characterized by exposed granite bedrock, rugged shorelines of boulders and steep cliffs, lush old-growth forests, muskegs, hills, and stunning mountain-water views.
Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska covers over six million acres of wild, rugged terrain dominated by Denali, North America’s tallest peak at 20,310 feet.
Atigun Pass is the highest mountain pass in Alaska accessible by road, located along the Dalton Highway in the Brooks Range at an elevation of about 4,739 feet.
Hubbard Glacier in Alaska is North America’s largest tidewater glacier, stretching about 76 miles long and 7 miles wide, with a towering terminal face roughly 600 feet tall, including 350 feet visible above water.
