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Parks and forests invite backcountry adventurers
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Backcountry hikers and climbers should be train to handle their own emergencies. Help can be a long way off.
• Tent camping: Just about anywhere on public land, but watch for bears.
• Recreational vehicles: RVs can camp at the end of the McCarthy Road.
• More about Wrangell-St. Elias.
Kenai Fjords National Park
Kenai Fjords doesn't have established trails beyond the few at Exit Glacier. Those provide routes from the parking lot (a quarter-mile away) and up onto the ice field.
• Tent camping: There are spaces at Exit Glacier, but hikers and kayakers can set up camp just about anywhere. Remote camping is available along the Gulf of Alaska shore.
• Recreational vehicles: RVs are allowed in one campground, at Exit Glacier.
• More about Kenai Fjords.
Chugach State Park
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