Deep in the wilds of southwest Alaska, lies a national park unlike any other. Katmai National Park and Preserve is a vast and remote landscape shaped by powerful volcanoes and teeming with iconic wildlife.
This is a place where brown bears fish for salmon beneath roaring waterfalls, and steam rises from volcanic valleys.
Home to diverse wildlife and dramatic, rugged landscapes, a visit to Katmai National Park is an opportunity to truly experience the wild beauty of the last frontier.
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Best viewed from late June to early August during the salmon run, Brook Falls is equipped with purpose-built viewing platforms to help you safely experience this incredible spectacle.
Hike across ash-filled valleys and ridges shaped by past volcanic eruptions - a truly out of this world experience.
Katmai is home to countless hiking trails, each offering peace, tranquillity and stunning views. From the gentle terrain of the Brooks River trail to the heights of Dumpling Mountain, there is a route to fit every need.
The remote nature of Katmai National Park makes float plane rides a necessity, but flying above this incredible landscape will be far from your average commute. Soar above glaciers, volcanoes, remote valleys, and dense forests, and witness this incredible region from a new perspective.
Discover Katmai from the water and try your hand at fly-fishing or paddle the tranquil waters of Naknek Lake.
Beyond the iconic brown bears, look out for eagles, moose, river otters, and migratory birds. Katmai is a photographer’s dream, a nature lover’s paradise, and a rare chance to reconnect with the wild.
King Salmon
The main gateway to Katmai, the charming town of King Salmon offers flights, gear rentals, and rustic lodges. This small, practical town has a true frontier feel – a real taste of authentic Alaska.
Lake Clark National Park
Just north of Katmai, Lake Clark National Park is the perfect spot for more bear viewing, hiking, and glacier exploration. Remote and rarely visited, This National Park is a paradise for those seeking solitude and dramatic Alaskan landscapes.
Kenai Peninsula
Kenai Peninsual is a scenic region of coastal fjords, marine life, and charming towns like Homer and Seward. Here, you can kayak past glaciers, spot whales offshore, and enjoy fresh seafood with breathtaking views.
Denali National Park
Home to North America’s tallest peak and endless hiking opportunities, Denali National Park is bursting with vast tundra, incredible wildlife, and epic mountain views.
Anchorage
The ideal base from which to explore Alaska, Anchorage is a vibrant city that blends urban comforts with easy access to wild surroundings, from mountains to coastal trails. Anchorage offers great float plane connections into Katmai.
You probably already have ideas for your holiday to the United States and Canada. Nature tours through the Rocky Mountains, spotting orcas near the San Juan Islands, or exploring the streets of San Francisco on the iconic cable car?
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