Introduction
Originally established to protect the region around Novarupta and the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes which had been devastated by volcanoes, Katmai National Park is home to beautiful wildlife, most notably brown bears. This 14 sq. mile national park in Alaska features wilderness areas that offer opportunities to enjoy adventurous pursuits.
Besides the unique bear watching opportunities in the park, campers and visitors can also enjoy boating, canoeing and kayaking on the waterways in Katmai National Park. Moreover, rainbow trout, dolly varden, and lake trout are some of the commonly caught fish species by anglers in the park. Flightseeing opportunities in the park allow visitors and campers see the park’s landscapes from a unique vantage point.
Participate in ranger programs at Katmai National Park to learn about the history and features of the park in exciting and refreshing ways through various activities. If you possess the appropriate license/permits, you can hunt at the preserve.
There are no RV campsites or facilities at Katmai National Park. Brooks Camp is the only campground in the park.
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