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Glacier Bay National Park
Outdoor adventure and fascinating history combine in Alaska National Parks. From the breathtaking scenic boating of Glacier Bay National Park to the historical attractions of Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park, to the wildlife observation opportunities on Admiralty Island National Monument, Alaska’s National Parks are full of priceless American treasures.

Admiralty Island National Monument:
The Tlingit tribes of this island call it “Koontznoowoo”, forest of the bears, and camping here allows visitors to see plenty.

Aniakchak National Monument:
Climbing, floating and hiking in this stark wilderness is a challenge fit for the most experienced outdoorsmen and women.

Glacier Bay National Park:
There are 16 glaciers for boating enthusiasts to enjoy in this rugged park.

Katmai National Park:
This remote park is a challenge for backpacking explorers.

Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park:
There are various natural attractions in this park, as well as fascinating historical points of interest.

Sitka National Historic Park:
This park offers a look into Alaska’s Russian period, as well as replicas of original Native American totem poles.