Alaska Gun Laws & Firearms Safety Practice Exam

Is it legal to carry a firearm in state parks, state and national forests, and roadside rest areas in Alaska?

1. Yes

2. No

3. Only with a permit

4. Only in specific parks and forests

The correct answer is: Yes

This question is specifically asking about Alaska and the legality of carrying a firearm in various locations such as state parks, state and national forests, and roadside rest areas. The correct answer is A because Alaska is an open carry state, meaning that individuals are legally allowed to openly carry a firearm in any public location, including state parks, state and national forests, and roadside rest areas. Option B is incorrect because it implies that all carrying of firearms in these locations is illegal, which is not the case. Option C is incorrect because a permit is not required to carry a firearm in these locations in Alaska. Option D is incorrect because unlike some states, there are no specific parks or forests listed where carrying a firearm is permitted in Alaska.