The Alaska Marine Highway has grown to reach more than 30 Alaska coastal communities along a 3,500 mile route.  Many Alaska communities are accessible only by air or sea, and there’s no better way to experience these diverse coastal regions than on the Alaska State Ferry.  Join the Alaska Marine Highway in celebrating 50 years of service in 2013!

• - Join in the Celebration!
• - AMHS History
• - SW/SC Routes
• - SE Routes

• We are seeking public comment on the Prince of Wales Corridor Management Plan
  Comments can be sent to:
  Marcheta Moulton
  DOT&PF
  Scenic Byways Coordinator
  By Fax 907-465-6984;
  E-mail : marcheta.moulton@alaska.gov
  or USPS:
  PO Box 112500
  Juneau, AK 99811-2500
  
  Comments are due & should be postmarked by : June 19th, 2013, 5:00pm Alaska Time

• Walden Point Road Designated Scenic Byway
• Copper River Scenic Byway Ribbon Cutting; The 52-mile byway begins in Cordova and ends at the Million Dollar Bridge
• Kachemak Bay Waterway Earns Scenic Byway Designation