Discover US National Parks: Katmai National Park, Alaska (1980)

Katmai National Park, located in Alaska, is home to the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes – a vast ash flow created by Novarupta Volcano’s eruption in 1912.

The park is known for its abundance of brown bears and offers visitors the chance to watch them feed on salmon in the Brooks River.

Katmai National Park is a great place to go hiking, rafting, kayaking, and fishing.

It is also a popular destination for wildlife photography, with a variety of other animals including moose, caribou, wolves, and foxes.

June through October is the best time to visit Katmai National Park, as the weather is more favorable with temperatures ranging from 38-63 degrees Fahrenheit.

The park also offers a variety of ranger-led programs that can help visitors get the most out of their experience.

The park is accessible by road from Anchorage, Alaska, and visitors can also fly to the King Salmon airport and take a shuttle to the park.

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