List of National Park Service Areas in Alaska | List National Park Service Areas Alaska

Areas classified under the National Park Service in Alaska include:

Alagnak Wild River near King Salmon
Aleutian World War II National Historic Area at Unalaska/Dutch Harbor
Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve near King Salmon
Bering Land Bridge National Preserve at Nome
Cape Krusenstern National Monument at Kotzebue
Denali National Park and Preserve
Gates Of The Arctic National Park and Preserve near Bettles
Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve at Gustavus
Inupiat Heritage Center at Barrow
Katmai National Park and Preserve near King Salmon
Kenai Fjords National Park at Seward
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park at Skagway
Kobuk Valley National Park at Kotzebue
Lake Clark National Park and Preserve near Port Alsworth
Noatak National Preserve at Kotzebue
Sitka National Historical Park at Sitka
Western Arctic National Parklands near Kotzebue
Wrangell - St Elias National Park and Preserve near Copper Center
Yukon - Charley Rivers National Preserve near Eagle

Protected Areas of Alaska

Federal

National Parks	Denali Gates of the Arctic Glacier Bay Katmai Kenai Fjords Kobuk Valley Lake Clark Wrangell-St. Elias

National Historical Parks	Klondike Gold Rush Sitka

National Monuments	Admiralty Island Aniakchak Cape Krusenstern Misty Fjords World War II Valor in the Pacific

National Preserves	Bering Land Bridge National Preserve Noatak National Preserve Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve

National Wildlife Refuges	Alaska Maritime Alaska Peninsula Arctic Becharof Innoko Izembek Kanuti Kenai Kodiak Koyukuk Nowitna Saint Lazaria Selawik Tetlin Togiak Yukon Delta Yukon Flats

National Forests	Chugach Tongass

U.S. Wilderness Areas	Aleutian Islands Andreafsky Becharof Bering Sea Bogoslof Chamisso Chuck River Coronation Island Denali Endicott River Forrester Island Gates of the Arctic Glacier Bay Hazy Islands Innoko Izembek Karta River Katmai Kenai Kobuk Valley Kootznoowoo Koyukuk Kuiu Lake Clark Maurille Islands Misty Fjords Mollie Beattie Noatak Nunivak Petersburg Creek-Duncan Salt Chuck Pleasant/Lemusurier/Inian Islands Russell Fjord Saint Lazaria Selawik Semidi Simeonof South Baranof South Etolin South Prince of Wales Stikine-LeConte Tebenkof Bay Togiak Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Tuxedni Unimak Warren Island West Chichagof-Yakobi Wrangell-Saint Elias

National Conservation Area	Steese National Conservation Area

State

State Parks	Afognak Island State Park Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Baranof Castle Hill State Historic Site Birch Lake State Recreation Site Chena River State Recreation Area Chena River State Recreation Site Chugach State Park Deep Creek State Recreation Area Denali State Park Kachemak Bay State Park Wood-Tikchik State Park

State Forests	Haines Tanana Valley

Alaska Department of Natural Resources

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