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How Many State Parks Are in Alaska?
In the 49th state there are 95 state park areas, which include not only state parks but also recreation areas and sites, campgrounds, memorials and historical parks. These parks are located as far north as Fairbanks and as far southeast as Ketchikan. read more
About Alaska State Parks
Vacationing and adventuring in Alaska sometimes is a more crowded affair than visitors might expect. Silly as it sounds, though this northern behemoth is America's second least populated state, it becomes a bit congested and crowded during the peak summer tourism season, especially in the National Parks like Denali, Kenai Fjords or the Chilkoot Trail section… read more
Alaska Vacation Information
With its scenic, undeveloped terrain, free-roaming wildlife and low population, Alaska attracts outdoor enthusiasts from the lower 48 states and around the world. The state has 15 National Parks, 3.2 million acres of parkland and more active glaciers than in all of the inhabited world. read more

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Campgrounds in Stariski Creek, Alaska
Stariski Creek is a small creak located on the Kenai Peninsula in the southern part of Alaska. It is about 10 miles from the west coast of the peninsu…
State of Alaska Information
Alaska proudly calls itself "The Last Frontier," and the state can back that up. The largest state by far, Alaska receives hundreds of thousands of to…
Campgrounds With Fishing Near Anchorage, Alaska
Camping throughout Alaska is a great way to experience the state and get closer to nature. Anchorage, Alaska's largest city, is a thriving urban area…
Alaska Fishing Resorts
Alaska is a premier fishing destination due to its abundance of unexploited fishing waters. Visitors will find a wide variety of resorts, which includ…
About Alaska Wildlife
According to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Alaska possesses one of the smallest lists of endangered and threatened wildlife in the United St…
Fishing in Juneau, Alaska
Juneau is the capital of Alaska and is the largest state capital (in land mass) in the United States. Juneau is surrounded by mountains, glaciers and…
State Campgrounds in Peterson Bay, Alaska
Peterson Bay provides an ideal setting for the outdoor enthusiast looking to experience an Alaskan adventure. The area has an abundant wildlife, inclu…
Campgrounds in Whittier, Alaska
Whittier is in south-central Alaska, and is a haven for fishing, boating, marine and coastal wildlife viewing, kayaking, cruising, sailing and glacier…
Campgrounds in Moose Pass, Alaska
In the Chugach National Forest, America's most northerly national forest, there is a combination of water, land, plants and animals that will stun you…
Anchorage, Alaska Parks
A 2009 survey by the Trust for Public Land says Anchorage, Alaska, has the largest area of public parkland per capita of any city in the United States…
Motels in Juneau, Alaska
Juneau, Alaska is an outdoor lover's dream vacation spot. There is plenty to see and do. One thing that you must do while in Juneau is visit the Mende…
Alaska State Parks Near Sitka Airport
Accessible only by boat or plane, Sitka sits on Baranof Island along Alaska's Inside Passage. Sitka is a popular stop for cruise lines and has daily a…
Sitka, Alaska, Fishing Resorts
Sitka, Alaska, is located in the southeast Alaska archipelago, more commonly known as the Alaska panhandle. Sitka is one of the best places to fish fo…
The Effects of Tourism in Alaska
Alaska is an increasingly popular tourist destination, whether by land or sea, and its communities and businesses have seen an economic boost. Concern…
Fishing Resorts in Ketchikan, Alaska
If you want a good chance at a king salmon the size of a German shepherd or a halibut as big as a tabletop, Ketchikan's fishing resorts will do everyt…
Juneau, Alaska Hotels
Alaska's state capital, Juneau, is situated at the bottom of Mount Juneau and alongside Gastineau Channel. Juneau is only reachable by sea or air. Thi…