alaska

  • Glacier Bay National Park

    Glacier Bay National Park encompasses 3.3 million acres of prestigious land and water.  The waters in Glacier Bay are some of the richest on earth, and because of this, it’s one of the largest protected preserves in the world.  It’s… Continue reading

    Glacier Bay National Park
  • Wrangell St. Elias National Park

    Wrangell St. Elias (WSE) is the largest national park in the United States.  The park covers 13.2 million acres, and is home to 12 of the 20 tallest mountains in North America.  It is 6 times the size of Yellowstone! … Continue reading

    Wrangell St. Elias National Park
  • Gates of the Arctic & Kobuk Valley

    Welcome to the three-part series of Alaska’s National Parks, 2nd edition.  This summer I explored four more of Alaska’s eight National Parks: Gates of the Arctic, Kobuk Valley, Wrangell St. Elias, and Glacier Bay.  This was a much-anticipated trip, with… Continue reading

    Gates of the Arctic & Kobuk Valley
  • Katmai National Park

    Katmai National Park was the last stop on our 2021 Alaskan summer adventure, and an adventure it was.  To get to Katmai, we had to first make our way to King Salmon, Alaska. King Salmon is an eclectic place.  The… Continue reading

    Katmai National Park
  • Kenai Fjords National Park

    Kenai Fjords National Park is located on the Kenai Peninsula, just outside the town of Seward, AK.  This National Park gets its name from the vast fjords lining the coast of the park.  The combination of marine life and icefield… Continue reading

    Kenai Fjords National Park
  • Denali National Park

    Denali National Park was first established as a National Park in 1917, under the name of Mount McKinley National Park. It wasn’t until 1980 when its name was then changed to Denali National Park and Preserve.  Standing at 20,310 feet… Continue reading

    Denali National Park