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Most folks are aware of the awesome national parks covering Alaska’s wild landscape, but that doesn't mean there aren’t equally impressive state parks. In fact, one of the largest state parks in the United States borders the city of Anchorage. Chugach State Park covers just shy of 500,000 acres, with a vast complement of mountains, bays, rivers, and glaciers. Popular activities within the park include RV camping, hiking, surfing, and snowmobiling.
Chugach State Park was originally inhabited by Native Americans and was later explored by Captain Cook in the late 18th century. Its origins as a state park are much more recent, when rapid urban expansion threatened to take over. The area was already notable for the diversity of ecosystems and wildlife so close to a big city. Concerned citizens wanted to protect the conifer forests, tundra, glaciers, and wetlands contained in the area. They formed the Chugach State Park Ad Hoc Committee in 1969 to explore the idea of a state park, eventually requesting 490,000 acres be put into protection. It didn’t take more than a year for the governor to sign the bill, protecting all of the land asked by the committee and then some. Thanks to their efforts, today you can book an RV in Anchorage County and explore everything it has to offer.
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