Alaska Region

Recreation

The two national forests in Alaska, the Tongass and the Chugach, are large, very wild, and mostly remote, but there are many trails, cabins, campgrounds, and activities to enjoy. In Southeast Alaska, travel is usually by boat or floatplane -- most towns do not have roads to them. The glacier-filled Chugach National Forest is wrapped around spectacular Prince William Sound. (MAP)

Maps and Transportation
	Alaska Ferries | Onboard Rangers		SE Alaska (Tongass) Maps
	Inter-Island Ferry (SE AK)		Other Maps and Guidebooks
	State of Alaska Visitor Info
Campgrounds
	Tongass Campgrounds
	Chugach Campgrounds: Glacier • Cordova • Seward
Trails
	Tongass Trails
	Chugach Trails: Glacier • Cordova • Seward
Activities
	Fishing: Tongass • Chugach		Wildlife Watching
	Tongass Boating / Kayaking
Safety
	Bear Country		Boating Safety
	Giardia
Special Interest
	Alaska Geographic		Common Fish
	Muskeg		Glaciers
	Wildflowers		Recreation Fees
	Unique Results from Alaska's National Visitor Use Monitoring		Sustainable Recreation Workshop