Alaska State Parks Near Hydaburg

Driftwood Bay State Marine Park offers a protected marine shoreline with calm waters, intertidal habitat, and scenic views of the surrounding Tongass rainforest. It is a popular stop for boaters and paddlers seeking solitude, fishing opportunities, and access to undeveloped coastal recreation.

Beecher Pass State Marine Park is a boat-access-only park in Southeast Alaska featuring protected marine waters, forested shoreline, and excellent opportunities for paddling and saltwater recreation. Visitors come for fishing, wildlife viewing, beach exploration, and quiet overnight anchorage in a rugged coastal setting.

Shelter Island State Marine Park protects a rugged, forested island and surrounding waters in the northern Inside Passage. Its calm anchorages, tidal shoreline, and abundant marine life make it a favorite stop for boaters, paddlers, and anglers seeking a quiet wilderness experience.

St. James Bay State Marine Park features protected coastal waters, island shorelines, and productive marine habitat in a quiet wilderness setting. Visitors come for paddling, fishing, birdwatching, and the chance to experience Southeast Alaska’s dramatic tides and scenery.