Where to see a Coyote in Alaska

The Coyote is recorded in the counties of 23 Alaska state parks (research-grade iNaturalist observations). Ranked by how often it is observed in each area:

  1. Denali State Park
  2. Nancy Lake State Recreation Area
  3. Lake Louise State Recreation Area
  4. Matanuska Glacier State Recreation Site
  5. Wolf Lake State Recreation Site
  6. Finger Lake State Recreation Site
  7. Moose Creek State Recreation Area
  8. King Mountain State Recreation Site
  9. Big Lake North State Recreation Site
  10. Big Lake South State Recreation Site
  11. Kepler-Bradley Lakes State Recreation Area
  12. Chugach State Park
  13. Kachemak Bay State Park
  14. Caines Head State Recreation Area
  15. Captain Cook State Recreation Area
  16. Deep Creek State Recreation Area
  17. Scout Lake State Recreation Site
  18. Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site
  19. Chena River State Recreation Area
  20. Harding Lake State Recreation Area
  21. Birch Lake State Recreation Site
  22. Chena River State Recreation Site
  23. Salcha River State Recreation Site

These are county-level records — the species is documented in the area around each park, which is a strong steer rather than a guarantee for the park itself.

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