Juneau Channel Islands State Marine Park consists of 14 islands in Lynn canal, and is approximately 25 miles Northwest of downtown Juneau. The area is easily accessed by small boat from the Amalga Harbor boat launch, Auke Bay, or Juneau and is a popular area for wildlife viewing, photography, waterfowl and big game hunting, sport fishing, boating, kayaking, and camping. Access by float plane is also readily available. North Pass is a favorite fishing location for salmon and halibut and a popular whale viewing location. View Map
Established in 2008, the Channel Islands State Marine Park consists of 14 islands, in Favorite Channel offshore of Juneau, Alaska, out to the 10-fathom bathymetric line. These Islands include: Aaron, Battleship, Benjamin, Bird, Coghlan, Cohen, Gull, Indian, Lincoln, North, Portland, Ralston, Suedla and a portion of Shelter.
The average temperatures in the summer are in the 60's, rare highs hitting 80. High humidity and a high average rainfall make for a wet environment. The average rainfall is from 60-90 inches annually. Have warm clothing and quality rain gear, as inclement weather can set in quickly and last for days. Snow can begin to accumulate as early as October.
The Rupe Andrew Public-Use Cabin is located on Shelter Island within the Channel Island State Marine Park. Cabin information and reservations
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