• Winter in the Wrangells

    Wrangell - St Elias

    National Park & Preserve Alaska

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  • Delayed Opening of Kennecott

    Due to lingering snow and frozen water lines, the park has delayed the opening of Kennecott NHL visitor center until June 1. The rest of Kennecott/McCarthy is open. Most NPS buildings will not be open until June 1. More »

Things To Know Before You Come

Mount Drum
Mount Drum 12,010', rises above the surrounding boreal forest.
N. Hannan
 

Chances are, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve is unlike any park you've experienced. It's remote and undeveloped, beautiful and vast. The links above and on the left will help you come prepared for all that this wonderful, challenging place has to offer.

This is a rural and remote part of Alaska. To ensure your visit is a successful one, please "plan ahead and prepare" by exploring this website to learn more about safety considerations, things to do, services, accommodations, weather, and frequently asked questions.

For further assistance and trip planning, contact any of our visitor contact stations.

  • Ranger Minutes Ranger Minutes

    Learn about your largest National Park through audio and video Read More

  • How Are The Park Roads? How Are The Park Roads?

    Current Status of the McCarthy & Nabesna Roads Read More

  • Alaska Geographic Alaska Geographic

    Visit the Online Bookstore Read More

  • Leave No Trace Leave No Trace

    Learn useful tips for planning your trip. Read More

Did You Know?

Boreal Toad

The Boreal Toad might just get a bit lonely at Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve.  It’s the only species of toad to be found there.