Alaska’s most famous ghost town, located in America’s largest national park, Wrangell St.

Elias.

Kennicott is an old mining village that retains Gold Rush relics, while McCarthy is a sister village, 5 miles away.

Today, both are laid-back towns that offer history, scenery, and a taste of old Alaska.

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McCarthy Kennecott Alaska | Tours

Alaska’s most famous ghost town, located in America’s largest national park, Wrangell St.

Elias.

Kennicott is an old mining village that retains Gold Rush relics, while McCarthy is a sister village, 5 miles away.

Today, both are laid-back towns that offer history, scenery, and a taste of old Alaska.

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