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See Katmai National Park live

Thousands of visitors travel through the Gateway of King Salmon to visit Katmai National Park. The original monument was established in 1918 to protect the spectacular devastation of the area around Mount Katmai after the 1912 eruption. Now it is known worldwide for it's magnificent Brown Bear habitat and the rich Salmon runs that make it so unique.

Checkout Alaska's wildlife

All Fish, Bird & Bear Cams are down for the winter. Stay tuned for a virtual experience this summer!

Scenic Southwest Alaska landscapes

All Fish, Bird & Bear Cams are down for the winter. Stay tuned for a virtual experience this summer!

Keep up on the latest volcanic activity

These are separate sites, so AMDS is not responsible for their content. Some go off-line fairly often, so check back later if a particular view is not working. Be prepared for slow download times.

Watch the weather of Alaska

Lorem Ipsum Alaska weather and travel. The camera information contained on this website is a designated FAA supplementary product. Camera images are generally updated every 10 minutes. The time of the last update is indicated on each image. Current site conditions may differ from displayed images due to a variety of reasons; i.e., rapidly changing conditions, image update frequency, optical distortion, etc. As a supplementary product, these images may only be used to improve situational awareness. They may not be used to comply with regulatory requirements; e.g., to determine weather minimums for IFR flight. METAR information is provided for planning purposes only. It is recommended that you contact a Flight Service Station for a complete pilot weather briefing and all pertinent NOTAM information by dialing 1-800-WX-BRIEF (992-7433).