Alaska State Parks encompass more than 3.3 million acres of rugged, beautiful terrain and provides endless recreational opportunities year-round. From high alpine tundra to temperate rainforests, the state's diversity of landscapes is reflected in the parks, historic sites, recreation areas, trails, preserves, and special management areas that comprise the Alaska State Park System - a collection of 157 units ranging in size from the half-acre Potter Section House State Historic Site to the 1.6-million-acre Wood-Tikchik State Park. Recreational opportunities are equally varied: Check out our website for more information about a specific region or cabin.