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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
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Wrangell-St Elias National Park and Preserve in 1 day
If you only have 1 day to spend in Wrangell-St Elias National Park and Preserve, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
Wrangell–St. Elias is the largest national park in the United States, where immense glaciers, active volcanoes and some of North America’s tallest peaks dominate the landscape. Visitors come for remote wilderness experiences such as backcountry hiking, rafting, flightseeing and mountaineering amid vast, largely roadless terrain. The park also preserves historic mining towns like Kennecott, offering a glimpse into Alaska’s copper boom era. Wildlife viewing is another draw, with chances to see bears, moose, Dall sheep and bald eagles in a rugged, undeveloped setting.
With favorites like Currant Ridge, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve, and Wrangell Mountain Air, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees.0 To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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With only 1 day to squeeze in as much activities as you can, we strategically grouped the must-sees, Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve and The New Golden Saloon with surrounding point of interests to make sure you don’t leave Wrangell-St Elias National Park and Preserve without getting the most bang for your time. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 7 hours of your day.
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Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve
4.7
(924)
National park
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve is a vast, mountainous park with impressive glaciers and diverse wildlife. It features the 14,163ft Mount Wrangell, an active volcano, and offers opportunities for mountaineering, backpacking, day hiking on trails like Skookum Volcano Trail and Caribou Creek Trail. Visitors can also enjoy float trips, off-roading, hunting and fishing in this expansive wilderness. The park is the largest in the U.S.
Beautiful and remote. I backpacked here with a group of friends in the summer on the less-visited north side. The mountains are incredible, and there is an abundance of wildlife. There are tons of signs of moose, bear, and mountain goats. We ran into a couple of bear kills that weren't that old, so if you're not experienced with remote backcountry hiking or backpacking, this isn't the place for you. If you are, this is a fun and beautiful place to explore and experience solitude.
Bill Z — Google review
Not my favorite national park but had to check it off the list while in Alaska! We visited the Kennicot mines and took a tour as our park experience. Very interesting history, restoration, and the guided tour was great. We took two shuttles because everyone warned us against the road into the park (4hrs each way). Once there we spent 4hrs walking the old miner town. 8 hours of commuting for 4 hours in the park wasn’t ideal. There is a diner and hotel there which we had a nice lunch. Spend the night if you can make it work with your itinerary.
What an absolutely beautiful National park. I don't think you could go wrong at all by taking a little bit of time on your schedule to visit Wrangler St Elias. Just a few short steps and you can be deep into the Wilderness to enjoy the views surrounding you. Hiking trails are well marked. The visitors center clean and helpful. Honestly do yourself a favor and visit you won't regret it.
The road to McCarthy wasn’t bad, a few sections of washboard. The worst area was just before McCarthy. The park is always magnificent. Well worth the drive. The “end of the road” base camp is a fine place to camp, but they don’t provide ANY amenities (no picnic tables) crude fire rings and sparse outhouses, but nice views
Amazing place, highly recommend doing a flight seeing tour or backcountry camping if you can swing it!
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park can be challenging to adequately review. On one hand, it's one of the most stunning landscapes in the world; it's home to some of the largest mountains in North America, the world's largest vertical icefall, and over 1900 square miles of the seemingly infinite Bagley Icefield. The list of impressive geological features goes on and on. On the other hand, it is nearly impossible to experience most of our largest National Park. You could see most of it by air, but that's impersonal and abstract (although strongly recommended). Most visitors see it from McCarthy or Nabesna. Even fewer backpack into the remote wilderness. There are no towns, no roads, and no trails for almost all 13.2 million acres of this preserve
All that being said, Wrangell-St. Elias has risen to the top of my favorite National Parks. It is challenging to get to and ammendities are nonexistent in most of the park, but few places can compete with the natural beauty of this diverse glacial and mountainous landscape. It is a land almost untouched by human development and I believe the inability to fully explore most of this land adds to its grandness. I'll let these pictures speak for themselves
Quite a drive to get there with the distance and long delays due to road construction. Only two rougher roads going into the park, so you need to allow more time than we had to get out to the end of McCarthy road. We only went as far as the old high bridge. We did not see many animals in the park, just a beaver lodge in a pond. It was a cloudy day so the mountain views were washed out. A clear day would be spectacular. Chitina is the entry town for McCarthy road, and there was a lot of Salmon fishing, including fish wheels. The Visitor's Center on the Richards road was small but interesting with friendly staff.
This is the largest national park 🌲 in the US! At 13.2 million acres, it is the size of Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Switzerland COMBINED. There is plenty to do and see here, but you should be prepared for an adventure, as a lot of the sights and hikes are hard to get to, but are well worth it.
35 min · 9.1 mi
2•J. G — Google reviewLindsey — Google reviewBridger T — Google reviewSarah S — Google reviewAsela P — Google reviewShere K — Google reviewBrent C — Google review
The New Golden Saloon
4.4
(58)
4.4
(153)
Pub
Nestled in the heart of McCarthy, Alaska, The Golden Saloon stands as a vibrant hub for locals and travelers alike. This lively establishment has deep historical roots dating back to the early 20th century when it served miners from the nearby Kennecott copper mines. Today, it continues to be a popular gathering spot where visitors can enjoy delicious American cuisine made with local ingredients. Just across the street is Ma Johnson's, a historic hotel that adds to the area's charm.
We ordered the nachos with the brisket…holy cow! They were the best nachos we’ve ever had anywhere hands down. Chips were light and crispy, brisket was incredible, the cheese mix and all the fixings were top notch. Absolutely recommended for sure. You won’t be disappointed.
B B — Google review
Amazing food! Great staff. BUT, be careful buying drinks/shots for others... they looked at my 'tab' at one point, and put me on "slowdown." I was still allowed to be there, and drink, but no longer allowed to buy shots for my new friends. That was a big bummer.
Overall our experience was good. Drinks were relatively cheap, they had a 90s cover band that was a riot, indoor/outdoor seating, and flushing toilets.
Three stars because we did witness the bartender be quite rude to multiple sets of foreign tourists. He outwardly yelled at multiple for being in the way and was just overall not nice to them. Felt wrong.
In a town full of loose and roaming dogs they don’t allow leashed dogs on their giant patio nor inside, although they do provide a water bowl, which weird nice. They don’t allow any dogs and don’t provide a space for them in a town off gird and a no place to leave a dog since no cars are allowed.
Hopefully one day they change this
Food was pretty good but thought the portions were a bit small for the price. Service was a tad slow also. We were starving after a long day so it was good enough.
They have a 2 for the price of 1, burghers on Friday. The food was good and the beer cold. Enjoyed it and the price after a long day. Good atmosphere, service + the 2 friendly dogs were sweet too.
Staff, locals and guests of all the nearby lodges come together at the end of the day to relax, visit or listen to great music. There is a feeling of community here that I've never experienced anywhere before. Even the town dogs get along!
Really neat place, good beer, and only $10 for a souvenir glass. Saw Neil Darish there and he was generous enough to let us take a picture with him. Thanks!
C3MH+VP, Chitina, AK 99566, USA•
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3•Stacy K — Google reviewNadine B — Google reviewMatthew B — Google reviewTim M — Google reviewAdam S — Google reviewAdam S — Google reviewAdv D — Google review
Salmon & Bear Restaurant @ McCarthy Lodge
4.2
(82)
4.6
(120)
Fine dining restaurant
American restaurant
Salmon & Bear Restaurant @ McCarthy Lodge is a renowned dining spot located in a remote town with only 50 year-round residents. The restaurant offers a five-star culinary experience, featuring creatively assembled dishes using locally sourced ingredients such as yak, red angus, Kenny Lake pork, and Copper River salmon.
Had an amazing experience at Salmon and Bear Restaurant. They were hosting a special “beer” dinner in partnership with Midnight Sun Brewing. Food was very impressive and the servers were all beyond friendly. Special shout out to Steve aka “Sunshine”
Maryam P — Google review
Wonderful little restaurant with creative dishes in the middle of the very small, summertime hamlet of McCcarthy, AK. Our server was knowledgeable and kind, and was training another nice young server. The food was delicious and creative. We had the fix menu, which was well-priced at $50 each and included three courses. My only suggestion is to serve the food a bit hotter. Be prepared that they may not have everything on the menu because this is a wonderfully remote restaurant. We’re so happy we went!
We couldn’t believe finding a restaurant of this quality in this remote area. The dining room is filled with artifacts from mining days and very charming. We were welcomed by a very polite and friendly gentleman who promptly served cool, fresh water from a beautiful copper pitcher and informed us that dinner was a fixed 3 course menu for $44 with choices of soup or salad, then Copper River salmon grilled on a hot stone or a chicken dish, and dessert. The soup was very good and the salad wonderful. We both had the salmon served on a blueberry/wine/brown sugar gastrique; it was a delight. The chocolate/caramel/pistachio tart: scrumptious!
The wine list was extensive and we chose a burgundy Pouilly Fuissé, reliably excellent.
We were so pleased that we came back the next day and had a flank steak cooked to perfection. The service was impeccable too.
The rapport quality/price is outstanding. ; we ate fish & chips for almost the same price in Homer or Kenai.
We highly recommend this restaurant.
Dinner is a bit overrated but the only fine(ish) dining in town. Set menu, reservations only. Food was good and the chef definitely puts a lot into the dishes. Vibe was meh.
Extremely Disappointed. When making reservation, we were strongly encouraged to try the 5 course tasting menu for $150 per person. We have enjoyed many fine dining restaurants around the world and were really looking forward to this experience.
Almost everything served was extremely disappointing. We got the strong feeling that we were served a lot of leftover food. The only bright spot of the evening was the good service and wine list.
The positives: excellent vibe and music. And our server was super nice!!! We came here with two new friends from Israel who we met while glacier hiking and she thought it was really cool that we came in after meeting new people. So all of that was truly memorable. That being said, my ribeye steak was very tough for ordering it medium rare, not a very fatty cut, and the Mac and cheese tasted powdery which was a bit off putting. On top of that, overpriced for what it is but I guess that’s the rule not the exception in AK. I would come and enjoy a drink here but probably wouldn’t recommend a full blown dinner here.
Clean comfortable and quiet hotel, good size rooms. Reasonable breakfast buffet, pool and gym. No room service, and in general service is reactive: eg you tell them there are no eggs - and they will bring more. But they do not check on their own. Bottom line - good, service level gets the lowest grade.
For old rustic charm alone, this hotel would get 5 stars. It's on the main street in McCarthy, the staff is super friendly and the rooms are clean and nicely decorated but very small. There's also no private bathroom in the rooms, there's a single occupant bathroom on the floor and it's well equipped with a toilet, sink and shower. I preferred staying at the Kennicott Lodge which is modern and luxurious.
101 Kennicott Ave, McCarthy, AK 99588, USA•
1 min · 300 ft
4Chad T — Google reviewKamalesh P — Google reviewTyler N — Google reviewSongchun F — Google reviewJacob M — Google reviewLucas M — Google reviewTucker B — Google review
Wrangell Mountain Air
4.9
(74)
Air taxi
Tour operator
Transportation service
Wrangell Mountain Air provides scenic 35-minute flights over the Copper River, Wrangell Mountains, and massive glaciers. The flight includes a captivating sweep over Kennicott and Root Glaciers, with a fly-by of the abandoned Erie Mine. The airline offers three daily 30-minute flights between Chitina and McCarthy from mid-May to mid-September. Additionally, passengers can opt for an affordable mail plane flight with Copper Valley Air.
Our family took the Glacier Adventure Day Trip package with Wrangell Mountain Air, in conjunction with St. Elias Guides on August 2, 2024, so this review will discuss both companies. Even with the always changing Alaskan weather, we had the best time and experience with both companies! Wrangell Mountain Air was very prompt in picking up/dropping off in both Kennicott/McCarthy and Chitina. Communication and instructions prior to our date was very clear and efficient. The pilots and staff were very knowledgeable and kind at WMA! Both pilots we had provided us with a great tour in the air when flying over certain landmarks and areas. You can tell that they LOVE to fly and love Alaska. The WMA office in McCarthy did have a great little space with covered area to wait and also had a super clean outhouse if needed. Our hiking trip out to Root Glacier with St. Elias Guides was also fantastic. Our guide with St. Elias was very friendly and encouraging with everyone in the larger group and was a wealth of knowledge. He made sure everyone felt comfortable and safe throughout the whole hike. Between the two companies, transportation in a sprinter van from the airport to/from the St. Elias Guide office was provided and timely. Having the shuttle service in McCarthy, with included sack lunch, in addition to great staff and customer service, I would highly recommend Wrangell Mountain Air and would recommend this trip!
Wrangell Mountain Air will send you a comprehensive list of what to bring/not bring, so make sure to read over it! Things to make sure and take with you for this Glacier Day trip:
1. Sunglasses (required for glacier hike)
2. Hiking Poles for the hike to/from the glacier-- the hike to the glacier turn off is fairly flat, however, the drop to the glacier/back up is on the steeper/moderate side and the poles helped!
3. Good hiking shoes--beneficial if water resistant/water proof
4. Layers--it was nice to peel a few off for the short flight!
Lindsey — Google review
Great folks running an excellent service. Prices were very reasonable considering what you get and the pilot was considerate and safe. If you have concerns about heights, small spaces, or airplanes, this might be the activity for you BUT if you can overcome those fears it is so worth it!
My wife and I took the 90 minute flight yesterday, Our pilot was very courteous and professional as well as very knowledgeable about the Wrangell St Elias National Park including geological history.
The scenery was amazing and awe inspiring,
All in all , an unforgettable experience!
Undoubtedly the best air tour I've taken. Of course, Wrangell St. Elias just might be one of the most scenic places in the world. We took the 120 minute tour and can not recommend it enough. The tour heads south, crossing into the Bagley Icefield, to Icy Bay, and wraps up at a pass by Mt St Elias with some of the best views anyone could hope for. The pilot taught us a bit of the region's unique glaciology, history of the region, and past mountain climbers. Well worth every dollar and minute!
Responsive and friendly staff and professional pilots. We were able to make some last minute changes to our flights and the staff accommodated us promptly. The planes were small but felt safe. On the flight from Chitina to McCarthy, I got some of the best photo shots of the whole Alaska trip. The pilot pointed out many interesting things to look at and talked about the history of the town. Amazing experience!
Wrangell Mtn Air helped us get into the backcountry for a week on the Tana Glacier and were incredibly hospitable, communicative, and professional throughout. Incredibly grateful for them.
A flightsee Tour with Wrangell Mountain Air is a must-do if you are visiting McCarthy! Both the staff and the pilots are dedicated to making sure that you have a great experience. I had the chance to go on the 70 minute and 90 minute tour, where I saw some the coolest things I'd ever seen. The pilot was down to earth and extremely informative during the flight pointing out specific geological and historical landmarks all while checking in on us to make sure we were doing okay and seeing the things we were interested in seeing. I would highly recommend Wrangell Mountain Air to anyone and everyone! With the variety of services they offer, you'll have the chance to experience some of the grandest parts of the Wrangell-St Elias NP.
We did the "Fire and Ice" tour with Brighton and it was AMAZING! We did the 90 minute tour and it was the perfect length to see wildlife, the ice field, Kennecott, and the most amazing view of glaciers I have ever seen. This excursion was at the high end of our typical budget, but I would not go to McCarthy/Wrangell-St. Elias and not do it. It is an absolute must-do when in the area.
100 Kennicott Avenue, McCarthy, AK 99588, USA•
13 min · 4 mi
5Chandra F — Google reviewS Y — Google reviewShruti G — Google reviewRachael S — Google reviewMarcus R — Google reviewMatt F — Google reviewAjit V — Google review
Currant Ridge
5.0
(116)
Guest house
Lodge
Nestled near the end of the McCarthy Road, Currant Ridge offers beautiful log guest houses for those seeking privacy and comfort. The Shidner family warmly welcomes guests to McCarthy, providing great recommendations for day activities in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. The cozy cabins boast fully equipped kitchens, spacious bathrooms, and outstanding decks with stunning valley views. Guests can enjoy the peaceful and quiet location while being close to McCarthy and all the park's attractions.
We totally recommend Currant Ridge for anyone's stay in McCarthy. The cabins are perfect - very spacious and the views are spectacular. Suggest you take food to cook in the cabin because the kitchens have everything you need including a full-size stove/oven, cooking utensils, dishes and a frig plus an outdoor grill. Note that there is no microwave, toaster or hair dryer; I assume they use too much power. Very comfortable accommodation and we would definitely stay there again if we are ever lucky enough to be in the area.
Rosanne H — Google review
Currant Ridge was an absolutely beautiful place to stay in McCarthy. The cabins were very cozy and so perfect. Never what I would have expected in McCarthy. It had everything you could need. The setting was nothing short of spectacular. Bonus sitting in the warmth of the cabin on the couch and being able to see the Northern lights dancing. Highly recommend. Thank you for your hospitality!
Currant ridge is probably the place with the most amenities for a stay near McCarthy. It has fridge, full kitchen, fast wifi, private bathroom, etc. All these are a luxury at such a remote location. Our lodge has great view of the mountains. It is a real treat to sit in their rocking recliner and watch the mountains outside. The host was friendly and attentive. A great stay!
Our stay at Currant Ridge in McCarthy was fantastic! The cabins are spacious, comfortable, and well thought out, with a kitchen stocked with quality stainless steel pots and pans, a coffee machine, and everything you need to cook a hearty meal. One of our favorite features was the two on-site gardens where guests can pick fresh veggies — we gathered snap peas, broccolini, zucchini, and basil, then made a delicious stir fry. Truly a highlight of our stay.
Power was a bit tricky, as not many things could run at the same time — but in a way, that encouraged us to unplug and enjoy a much-needed e-detox. Another thoughtful touch was the water pipe next to each cabin, which came in very handy for rinsing off our vehicle after the bumpy unpaved road into McCarthy. A peaceful, memorable stay in the middle of Alaskan wilderness — we’d happily return!
Everyone in our party was blown away by our experience at Currant Ridge. Very well located on McCarthy road, easy access to the footbridge and all the activities in Kennecott and McCarthy, beautiful, well-appointed cabins with an amazing view. We loved making meals using fresh veggies from the garden! Thanks so much for a memorable stay!
An unexpected gem in the middle of the National Park. A shower and wifi? Crazy but true. Beautiful space, and friendly helpful hosts.
This is not a five star hotel. But considering where it is located, it is a ten star place to stay!
A superb base camp for your Alaska adventure in Wrangell-St Elias National Park.
We absolutely loved staying here! The cabins are beautiful with everything we needed and it’s just a short drive to the bridge before McCarthy. Everything was extremely clean and the family who owns and runs it are very helpful and kind. We can’t wait to go back!
Stayed a night at the Kennicott cottage and loved it! The beds were super comfy, the full kitchen had everything I needed, and the view from the balcony was just awesome. On top of that, Matthew was incredibly helpful and shared a lot of local info that made my trip even better. Wish I had more time there — such a peaceful and beautiful place!
Mile 56, McCarthy Rd #7, McCarthy, AK 99588, USA•
13 min · 3.9 mi
6•Manasa C — Google reviewRandy J — Google reviewJeremy K — Google reviewDavid C — Google reviewYang Z — Google reviewKaya P — Google reviewCathy C — Google review
The Potato
4.8
(277)
4.7
(262)
Gastropub
Restaurant
When visiting McCarthy or Kennecott in Alaska, make sure to check out The Potato, a casual dining spot known for its delicious burritos and curly fries. In McCarthy, you can also enjoy fine dining at the Salmon & Bear Restaurant or grab a drink and listen to live music at the Golden Saloon. In Kennicott, options include family-style dinners at Kennicott Glacier Lodge and hearty fare from the Meatza Wagon food truck.
Pleasantly surprised to find such a great restaurant in a tiny mountain town! So good we went twice - everything tasted great but my favorite was the salmon special. The salmon was perfectly cooked with crispy skin and tender meat, and the combination of sauces/rice/veg made it an outstanding dish. Only thing I wouldn’t order again are the fries but personally I don’t love shoestring fries. It gets very busy during peak hours but service is quick and great. Must-visit for anyone in the area.
Audra W — Google review
Only place to grab food at McCarthy, food tasted delicious. Cool ambience, good servicing. We tried few dishes all tasted delicious. Highly recommend salad’s falafel coffee burritos. They are consider additional requests for add ons, very accommodating staff
Highly highly recommend eating at this restaurant and trying the specials! Had such amazing dishes. These are the crab cake, duck breast and salmon special. I can’t wait to come back and try more food. Thank for the incredible meals!
It’s the best restaurant ever. Went every night we stayed in McCarthy, and don’t regret it. Great service, fantastic food.
-Burrito
-Mac and cheese
-Cheesesteak
-Chicken Fajita Pita
-Soup
-Miso Salad
and literally anything else on the menu. Order it all and love it all.
While visiting McCarthy for a hiking trip, we had The Potato five times in a row. Never got tired of it. Food and drink here is absolutely amazing. The owners take such care in sourcing and curating a great menu that any big city would be lucky to have. They maintain very reasonable prices, and the whole town congregates here. I'd highly recommend the Potato. Some standout dishes: potato head burrito, king salmon special, miso salad, and any of the desserts.
I still couldn’t fathom how one of the best meal I ever had is at the middle of nowhere, no cellular signal town McCarthy Alaska. How do you get the ingredients and one of the best chefs in the world there? The addition of grapes into the prawn curry is so bold and refreshing. I’m inspired.
Genuinely good food, not just by mountain town standards. Love it!
I highly recommend The Potato. We had the garlic rosemary french fries which were fresh-cut and perfectly cooked. They had an amazing selection of canned beers from all over the West Coast. Our server was prompt, easy-going, and perfectly attentive.
McCarthy, AK 99588, USA•
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