10. Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
Kenai Fjords is Alaska at its most dramatic, with huge glaciers, icy fjords, and towering cliffs meeting the ocean. Exit Glacier is one of the park’s main attractions and can be reached by road from the town of Seward. There are trails that take you up close to the glacier or to high points with sweeping views of the valley. You can learn about glacial change at the visitor center and see how the landscape is constantly shifting. For a different kind of adventure, boat tours offer a chance to spot whales, puffins, sea otters, and even orcas. The coastal parts of the park are full of marine life and rugged beauty. While boat tours cost extra, visiting the park itself is free. Just pack your layers and your camera. It is one of the most stunning places you can see without an entrance fee.
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