Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
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Root Glacier Trail
McCarthy Road Trail
Bonanza Mine Trail
Kennicott River Trail
St. Elias Viewpoint Trail
Root Glacier: A glacier hike that allows visitors to explore ice caves and crevasses, offering a close-up view of the park's glacial landscape.
McCarthy Road: A rugged, scenic road that leads to the historic mining town of McCarthy and provides access to the park’s wilderness areas.
Mount St. Elias: The second-highest peak in the United States, offering stunning mountain views and opportunities for mountaineering.
Chisana River: A wild river that offers opportunities for rafting and canoeing, surrounded by the park's untouched natural beauty.
Backpacking & Mountaineering – Home to North America’s largest wilderness.
Glacier Hiking – Trek across the massive Root and Kennicott Glaciers.
Scenic Flights – Vast, untouched landscapes best seen from the air.
Historic Exploration – The Kennicott Mines tell the story of Alaskan pioneers.
Rafting & Kayaking – The Copper and Nizina Rivers provide thrilling water adventures.
Kennecott Campground – Small tent-only campground near the historic mining town.
Glacier View Campground – Scenic but primitive campground near McCarthy.
Backcountry Camping – Vast, permit-required wilderness camping with extreme conditions.