Chugach National Forest, located in Southcentral Alaska, is a vast territory spanning 6,908,540 acres (27,958 km2). It presently encompasses portions of Prince William Sound, the Kenai Peninsula, and the Copper River Delta after being formed in 1907 from a section of a larger forest reserve. …

Tongass National Forest, located in Southeast Alaska, is the biggest national forest in the United States, with around 16.7 million acres. It has a wide variety of ecosystems, including temperate rainforests, Rocky Mountains, glaciers, and pure waterways, and is widely recognized for these reasons. Many …

Wood Tikchik State Park, north of Dillingham in southwest Alaska, is named for its two big interconnected clear-water lakes. To safeguard the subsistence and recreational activities, as well as the fish and animal breeding and support systems, the largest state park in the United States, …

Kachemak Bay State Park is an amazing place located in Alaska. It is a big park that covers a lot of land and water. Nature and fun abound in the park. The bay has lofty mountains, dense forests, and long beaches. It is home to …

Denali State Park is over half the size of Rhode Island and the fourth largest state park in Alaska with 324,240 acres, just next to the southern border of Denali National Park and Preserve. Denali State Park spans the Parks Highway 147 kilometres north of …

Chugach State Park is a stunning and easily accessible wilderness in the United States. Minutes from Anchorage’s conveniences, it provides an authentic Alaskan experience. There are many fun things to do around, and many of them have parking right next to them and nice, well-kept …