James “Jimmy” Carter, a president whose legacy is often marred by high inflation and crisis in the Middle East, was one of the most important presidents in the history of the National Park System. President Carter played an important role in protecting 157 million acres of public land—the most of any president besides Theodore Roosevelt. […]
Katmai National Park & Preserve
With its unmatched bear-watching, stunning volcanic landscapes and endless opportunities for outdoor adventures, Katmai National Park & Preserve is a must-visit destination for wilderness adventurers and anyone looking to experience the raw beauty of Alaska.
Katmai is well known for being home to one of the largest protected brown bear populations, with an estimated 2,200 bears living in the area.
Basic Information
Entrance Fee: No Entrance Fee Required
Size: 4,093,077 acres
Operating Schedule: The park and preserve are open year-round. Most visitors arrive between June and October, when transportation and guiding services are readily available.
Extra Note: Unlike most national parks in the United States, Katmai is almost exclusively accessed by plane or boat.
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