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Juneau parks
State parks are in town, along the area's waterways
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Juneau has several state parks, including Point Bridget State Park north of town and Wickersham State Historical Site in town.
The following parks may all be located on one map.
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Point Bridget State Park: Mile 38.5 Glacier Highway. Trails, fishing, cabins, toilets.
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Wickersham State Historical Site: Seventh Street in Juneau. The historical site was the home of Judge James Wickersham, who brought legal civilization to Eagle and Fairbanks and climbed Mount McKinley.
• Eagle Beach State Recreation Area: Mile 29 Glacier Highway. Picnicking, fishing, trails, toilets.
• Ernest Gruening State Historical Park: Mile 24 Glacier Highway. Historical site, fishing.
• Funter Bay State Marine Park: West side of the Mansfield Peninsula on Admiralty Island. Undeveloped. Fishing.
• Johnson Creek State Recreation Site: Northern tip of Douglas Island along the North Douglas Highway. Fishing.
• Juneau Trail System. Across the Juneau area. Trails, historical features, some fishing.
• Oliver Inlet State Marine Park: On Admiralty Island's east side, between the island itself and Glass Peninsula. Trails, fishing, cabins, toilets.
• Shelter Island State Marine Park: On Shelter Island, north of Juneau in Lynn Canal.
• St. James Bay State Marine Park: Along Lynn Canal, roughly east of the northern end of the Glacier Highway.
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