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Visit The Valley of 10,000 Smokes

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Valley of 10,000 Smokes Bus Tour Katmai National Park Alaska.  The valley of the 10,000 smokes was formed by the colossal eruption of the Norvarupta Volcano of 1912.

This now barren landscape covered by ash and pumice is now littered by thousands of steam vents hence called the "Valley of 10,000 Smokes". Once a lush green paradise where glacier fed rivers spidered through the towering mountains, meadows and valleys. Is now one of the most amazing spectacles of the 20th century.

 Visit the valley by boarding the Katmai bus that will transport you to the Valley of 10,000 Smokes. Guests that book a 5 day or longer wildlife cruise have the option of adding this tour for a additional $125.00 pp per day. This tour leaves from Brooks at 9 am each morning. Have a fun filled day hiking, exploring and touring the valley floor then visit Ukak River basin.Valley of 10,000 Smokes was formed by the colossal eruption of the Norvarupta Volcano of 1912.

 The Ukak river is one of the most mesmerizing sites Katmai has to offer the cataclysmic eruption of the Novarupta Volcano of 1912 helped form some of the most amazing art you will ever see. Our veteran staff of guides have vast knowledge of this area and can help you plan a epic multi day hiking trip back into the valley. With extensive knowledge of both the correct route, river crossing positions, directions toward the eruption site and overnight/camping sites, you can feel confident you are in good hands with Alaska Adventures.

Valley of 10,000 Smokes Bus Tour & Valley hikes

Valley 10,000 Smokes Katmai National Park Alaska. Board the 4 wheel drive bus at 9am at Brooks lodge for the scenic ride through Katmai Park with stops at Margot Creek and the valley look out, An interpretive Park Ranger leads a walking tour down to the river bottom to the Ukak River to let you see the true effects of the 1912 explosion of Mt Novarupta. The bus tour will bring you back to Brooks camp and we will meet you and can continue on with your vacation.

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