Kachemak Bay State Park
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"Homer, Alaska If you're looking for wilderness, this massive 400,000-acre park has your number. You'll need to fly in or travel by boat (most likely from Homer) as there is no road access to much of the park—which is what preserves this pristine wilderness that is home to whales, sea lions, moose, and an incredibly diverse range of sea birds. But its main asset remains its ecological diversity: whether you're looking for sandy beaches, dense forests, or massive ice fields and glaciers, you'll find it all here."
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"https://www.insider.com/best-state-parks-in-us-better-than-national-ones-2023-11?amp Many visitors travel to Alaska for some of the most spectacular and secluded national parks in the country, but its state parks are equally as epic. Kachemak Bay State Park was declared Alaska's first state park in 1972, and its 400,000 acres of mountains, forests, beaches, glaciers, and ocean are home to an astounding number of wildlife species. Sea otters, seals, porpoises, and even whales make frequent appearances along the bay, as do eagles and the ever-popular puffins. Inland dwellers include moose, mountain goats, coyotes, wolves, and black bears, which you might be lucky enough to spot while hiking or skiing. The park's remoteness helps preserve its ecological diversity and wilderness status, and its limited access points mean the park receives fewer visitors than other parks on the list. Since there are no roads into the park, you'll need to fly or water taxi in from Homer, Alaska. If you plan to head into the backcountry, be prepared and bring a satellite device."
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"If you're looking for wilderness, this massive 400,000-acre park has your number. You'll need to fly in or travel by boat (most likely from Homer) as there is no road access to much of the park—which is what preserves this pristine wilderness that is home to whales, sea lions, moose, and an incredibly diverse range of sea birds. But its main asset remains its ecological diversity: whether you're looking for sandy beaches, dense forests, or massive ice fields and glaciers, you'll find it all here. Amazing Airbnb nearby: The Moose Lodge"
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