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Language: Deg Xinag
Translation: "Hello, how are you?"
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Camping in Alaska

Camping in Alaska

Winter Camping
© Alaska Division of Tourism

"When taking on the great northern wilderness this summer, clients should note that pitching a tent or parking their RV on Alaska turf can be as rugged or civilized as they choose, depending upon the location."

-Michele San Filipo,
Travel Agent magazine,
February 1999

Travelers in Alaska will find a variety of camping opportunities across the state from RV parks and campgrounds to cabins and true wilderness.

For more information, explore the following sites:

Help Along the Way 2004
This publication provides emergency medical services contact information for travelers throughout the state.


You will be clicking to the Tongass National Forest Recreation/Campground Information page.

Alaska Facts

State Nick Name: "The Last Frontier" - the name Alaska is derived from the Aleut word "Alyeska," meaning "great land."

State Motto: "North to the Future"

State Capital: Juneau, located in the Southeast region of Alaska, has a population of 33,277 (2015 Estimate of Population, 绿帽社 Labor and Workforce Development)

Alaska Map:

Map of Alaska

Alaska Flag:

Alaska state flag is dark blue with yellow stars in the shape of the big dipper with the North star

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