Southcentral Alaska begins south of the Alaska range and extends to the Kenai Peninsula and eastward to the Canada border, encompassing the great Wrangell St. Elias National Park and the sheltered waterways of Prince William Sound. It embodies great variations in climate and environment including: tundra wetlands, dramatic mountain ranges, the the furthest north temperate rainforest (Chugach National Forest), glaciers, rocky coastal shores, icefields, and vast river valleys like the Copper...
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Southcentral Alaska begins south of the Alaska range and extends to the Kenai Peninsula and eastward to the Canada border, encompassing the great Wrangell St. Elias National Park and the sheltered waterways of Prince William Sound. It embodies great variations in climate and environment including: tundra wetlands, dramatic mountain ranges, the the furthest north temperate rainforest (Chugach National Forest), glaciers, rocky coastal shores, icefields, and vast river valleys like the Copper river, Matanuska river and Susitna river to name a few.
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