Alaska is a popular destination for those who are keen to admire nature in its most extreme conditions. The state’s many national parks pull in countless of tourists each year. Here are some of the biggest and most spectacular.
Wrangell-St Elias
Wrangell-St Elias is Alaska’s largest national park. It comprises of 13.2 million acres of land, which makes it bigger than many countries in Europe. In addition to mountains, the park offers superb Canadian wildlife, including moose and bears.
Glacier Bay
Glacier Bay is the most popular park in Alaska. The scenic views and spectacular wildlife win over all those seeking to observe nature’s wonders.
Denali
Denali offers fabulous views of the mountains, lakes, and forest. In addition to being picturesque, visitors can climb the tallest mountain in North America and observe over 35 species of mammals.
Katmai
Katmai is known for its bear population. Believe it or not, it is also home to an active volcano. Who would have thought it?
Gates of the Arctic
The Gates of the Arctic gets its name from the pair of mountains that welcome visitors into the park, like a pair of gates. Over 145 species of birds can be spotted in the park, making it a wonderful place to watch nature at work.
