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Wrangell-St. Elias Visitor Center Moves to Winter Hours
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve Headquarters’ Visitor Center has moved to winter hours, October 1 through May 24, and is open Monday-Friday from 9am to 4pm (as staffing permits) and closed on all Federal holidays. More »
America's Largest National Park
At 13.2 million acres which is bigger than the country of Switzerland, Wrangell-St. Elias stretches from one of the tallest peaks in North America, Mount St. Elias (18,008) to the ocean. Yet within this wild landscape, people have been living off the land for centuries and still do today. The park is a rugged yet inviting place to experience your own adventure.
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Kennecott Operations Plan
The Kennecott Operations Plan is available for review and comment.
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Follow us on Social Media
We are on Facebook and Twitter. Follow the latest news from the park.
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Take a Hike in the Park
Wandering around the park on foot can be a rewarding experience. There are some trails but most are routes. Having a map and proper gear is essential.
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Start your Visit at the Visitor Center
There are serveral visitor center's within the park. Stop by and talk with a Park Ranger who can help plan your visit to the park and nearby areas.
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Roughing it in the Backcountry
If staying in a tent is not for you, why not stay in one of our backcountry cabins? Most are fly-in only but a few can be accessed through a hike.
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Guide Services for Accessing the Park
There are many ways to make your own adventure within the park. Several guide services are available to help you experience the park.
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Did You Know?
Central Alaska’s only amphibian, the wood frog, survives the winter in frozen mud and hops out in the spring ready to breed.