Entry Cove State Marine Park

Entry Cove State Marine Park is a remote 1,200-acre coastal park in Alaska at the northeast corner of Passage Canal and Port Wells, accessible only by boat or kayak. Its landscape combines forested lowlands, scattered muskegs, rocky cliffs, gravel pocket beaches, and a lagoon used for clamming by small boats at full tide. The park offers about 10 primitive tent sites at the head of Entry Cove, where pond water is contaminated and not recommended for drinking or cooking. Known for quiet marine scenery, a natural arch, and views toward Tebenkof Glacier, it also protects estuaries, eelgrass beds, and salmon spawning areas.

Whittier, Alaska · United States