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Information, Katmai National Park
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Information Stops and Trip Ideas
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Basic Information
Fees & ReservationsEnjoy Katmai National Park for free, but expect to at the campground and cabins.
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Food & ShoppingStock at in King Salmon before entering the park, as you'll only find basic essentials at the park's only store in Brooks Camp.
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WeatherBe prepared for all types of weather, as Katmai the northern Bering Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
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PetsFeel free to bring your furry friends along, just not during peak season at Brooks Camp.
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AccessibilityBrooks Camps offers both accessible restrooms and dining facilities, as well as wildlife viewing platforms.
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Contact InformationKatmai Park Headquarters can found in King Salmon and has all the answers to any park specific questions you may have.
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Activities
HikingWith more than four million acres of mountains, valleys, rivers and coastline, Katmai National Park has almost limitless options for hiking and backpacking.
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PaddlingExplore the nearly 500 miles of waterways, coastlines and lake via kayak or canoe in Katmai.
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FishingYou'll find Rainbow Trout, Arctic Char, Arctic Grayling, Dolly Varden and Lake Trout throughout the park, making Katmai a world class fishing experience.
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Hunting and TrappingBe sure to stay in Katmai National Preserve if you intend to do any hunting.
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Wildlife ViewingKatmai National Park is a premier wildlife viewing destination. 2,200 brown bears live in the park boundaries.
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CampingKatmai only has one established campground, Brooks Camp, but has plenty of backcountry camping options.
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Ranger-led ProgramsSeveral ranger-led programs take place at Brooks Camp from June 7 through September 17.
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Learn About the Park
HistoryFrom volcanoes and oil tankers to the National Geographic Society, Katmai has a rich and fascinating history.
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Tree and PlantsBetween the coast and inland streams, rivers and lakes, Katmai National Park hosts a surprising variety of plant life.
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WildlifeExplore the tundra, alpine meadows and coastlines and keep an eye out for the bears, moose and maybe even a whale.
