Wrangell

Wrangell is the gateway to the Stikine River and home to Petroglyph Beach State Historic Park, where you can see ancient Native symbols carved into the area’s metamorphic rock, and Anan Bear and Wildlife Observatory, a prime spot if you’re looking to see brown and black bears feasting on salmon. This remote Alaskan town also features a golf course and over 100 miles of forest roads, providing easy access to remote lakes, campsites and scenic overlooks.