The untouched surroundings of Alaska are not only spectacular to watch but incredible to breath in! The sight is sure to leave you mesmerized. This place has a large habitat of wilderness and is home to many snow clad mountains and glaciers. It has museums and some of the biggest national parks of United States that signify the beauty of this place. Wherever you go, adventure or sightseeing, the scale of this place is sure to impress you. Read through to get a detailed insight about the various US Nationals Parks in Alaska, and breathe in the beauty, the wilderness and the glory of the place.

Denali National Park…Highest Mountain and a long winding road

This national park encompasses nearly 6 million acres of preserve. The captivating façade of Denali National Park is also the abode of Mount Mc Kinley, the highest mountain in America. The specialty of the park is its single curvy road which leads to every destination in the park. You must take the pleasure of an off trail hike here. If you are lucky, you will be able to get glimpses of the wildlife around along with the stunning tundra pan images. It is not possible to do any of this during the winters as the temperatures are freezing and the entire expanse is snow covered.

Wildlife such as mammals, namely, Marmot and Moose

During the summers and the spring time, Denali is a chirpy place with a humongous bird population. Many birdwatchers wait for the right season to pay a visit to this national park. Arctic Warblers, waxwings and the majestic tundra swan are among the common birds found here. The water bodies here are home to salmon and trout. Denali is the place where love for nature and need for adventure come together seamlessly!

Glacier Bay National Park… the place of historic wonders

This land was made to be a preserve by the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act in order to preserve a part of the Alsek River and related plant life and the fishes that had made their habitat in the surroundings. The snow clad national park has tours that take you around the giving you extensive information about this place.

Glacier Bay Park is home to many plants that survive in the cold temperatures along with animals like mountain goats, black bears, eagles and seals. If you are lucky, you may even get to see whales  As a tourist, you can carry your backpack, be ready to click the most scenic pictures, enjoy sightseeing, bird-watching and fishing as well.

Kenai Fjords National park… for the eternal and divine beauty

The Kenai Fjords National Park derives its name from many glacial valleys and fjords that are now settled below the sea level. We were spellbound to see one of the largest ice field in the United States with 40 glaciers running down the mountain, known as the Harding Ice field. You will most certainly be captivated by the views that are as rare as they are spectacular! Bald eagles, puffins, stellar sea lions and mountain goats are amongst the residents here. You can spot black bears on the glaciers, up the mountains and sometime in the dense woodlands.