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Introducing Alaska s national parks - Lonely Planet

Introducing Alaska’s national parks Lonely Planet Editors Denali rising above the horizon © Getty Images From grand landscapes where bears outnumber humans to mountain peaks that rise nearly 6000ft above the next-highest mountain in the US, Alaska is a land of superlatives. And with more than half of the country s national park lands by area, there s plenty of wild, pristine landscapes to choose from. Here’s a rundown on Alaska’s eight national parks. Editor s note: during COVID-19 there may be additional travel restrictions. Check the latest guidance in Alaska before planning a trip, and always follow local government health advice.

This U S national park above the Arctic Circle is an adventurer s dream

This U.S. national park above the Arctic Circle is an adventurer’s dream Alaska’s Gates of the Arctic National Park features a rugged expanse of mountains, rivers, and wildlife. In Gates of the Arctic National Park, Takahula Lake lies near the winding Alatna River. Because there are no roads in the park, visitors often travel by rivercraft.Photograph by KILIII YÜYAN ByJenna Schnuer Email Drawing fewer than 10,000 visitors a year just a fraction of those at other U.S. national parks this remote landscape lies in the Alaska interior, entirely above the Arctic Circle. Its more than 8.4 million acres give intrepid adventurers plenty of room to roam.

NPCA position on the nomination of Deb Haaland for Secretary of the Interior

NPCA sent the following letter of support to the United States Senate ahead of the hearing to consider the nomination of Deb Haaland for Secreatary of the Interior.  Our national parks are symbols of conservation, historic preservation and heritage we share with all Americans. In the last four years, as we witnessed weakened protection for cultural resources, wildlife, waterways and the list goes on, the highest level of protection was not afforded to these incredible places. We can and must do better. The Biden-Harris Administration must address climate change head-on, ensure the federal government – and the park system – is welcoming to diverse communities, and reverse damaging policies that put at risk the water, air, wildlife and other resources that make our parks world-renowned.

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