| Canoe Passage State Marine Park | |
| Area: | 2507acres |
| Website: | Canoe Passage State Marine Reserve |
| Governing Body: | Alaska Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation |
| Nearest City: | Cordova |
| Location: | Hawkins Island |
| Map: | Alaska |
Canoe Passage State Marine Park is an undeveloped 2,507 acre (1,015 ha) Alaska State Park on Hawkins Island. The state park is 8 miles west of Cordova. There is no road access to the island. Popular activities include boating, fishing, hunting, camping, and kayaking.[1] [2] The park is surrounded by forested uplands and wetlands.
The park is home to several crucial habitat areas including otter haul-outs, seal haul-outs, and migratory bird paths. Harbor seal and Steller sea lion sites can be found on the rocks off the entrance on the north side of Hawkins Island.[3] [4]