NATIONAL PARKS:

NATIONAL FORESTS:

STATE PARKS:

State Parks in Alaska Chugach State Park, Birch Lake State Recreation Site, Chena River State Recreation Site, Chena River State Recreation Area, Delta Junction Area State Parks, Harding Lake State Recreation Area, Anchor River State Recreation Area, Caines Head State Recreation Area, Resurrection Bay State Marine Parks, Captain Cook State Recreation Area, Clam Gulch State Recreation Area, Deep Creek State Recreation Area, Kachemak Bay State Park, Kenai River Special Management Area, Ninilchik State Recreation Area, Kodiak Area State Parks, Denali State Park, Independence Mine State Historical Park, Nancy Lake State Recreation Area

TRAILS:

Alaska Trails
Huge database of hiking trails covering every state in the union.

OTHER INFO:

Alaska Lakes

Alaska Beaches

Alaska Campgrounds

Whitewater in Alaska

State Parks and Recreation in Alaska
With over three million acres, Alaska is home to the largest state park system in the United States and holds nearly one-third of America's state park acreage. Over 130 state park units stretch from the rain forests and fjords of Southeast through the glacier-carved mountains of central Alaska to the rolling hills and birch forests of the Interior.

Hike Alaska 
Alaska has some wonderful hikes that vary greatly. One can find anything from day hikes to week long backpacking excursions. Some of the best hiking is only a few minutes driving from civilization, then you hike into complete isolation within nature. Or you can drive to Denali Park or many other wonderful scenic locations.

Rudy's Alaska Fishing and Snowmobiling Page
Page with pictures and information on fishing and snowmobiling mainly in SouthCentral Alaska! Lots of Pictures so please be patient!

Alaska's Mountain Magazine
Online Alaska outdoors magazine

Bear Facts 
The Essentials for Traveling in Bear Country

Wild Rivers and Mountains 
An Exploration of the Kennicott Basin, Alaska

Mountaineering Club of Alaska
A non-profit corporation, based in Anchorage, Alaska since 1958, The MCA sponsors outdoor activities throughout the year, including hiking, climbing, skiing and mountain biking, as well as training classes to teach mountaineering skills and promote safety.