Alaska state parks are among the most stirring places on earth.
Relatively untouched (for the moment) natural wonder abounds here,
from the rocky shores of
Kodiak
Island to the campgrounds of
Pillar
Creek to the 1,400 scenic miles of the mighty
Alcan
Highway, Alaska state parks are places of wild beauty and
endless outdoor adventure.
Alcan
Highway:
This 1,400-mile long scenic highway is well maintained
and completely paved, but is surrounded by the Alaskan wilderness.
Kodiak
Island:
Alaska’s Emerald Isle is most famous for its
giant bears, but there are countless outdoor sporting opportunities
to enjoy here as well.
Pillar
Creek:
Family camping and wildlife observation are the main
draws to this park.
Resurrection Bay:
Whale watching and boating are popular activities
in majestic Resurrection Bay.
