Katmai National Park and Preserve WPA Socks

Located in Katmai National Park, Alaska, the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes is a unique geological formation that was created by a volcanic eruption in 1912. The valley gets its name from the numerous fumaroles, or steam vents, that emit smoke and ash into the air. Despite its name, there are actually more than 30,000 fumaroles in the valley, making it a fascinating and otherworldly sight.

Feel nature's connection and comfort in every pair of McGovern Outdoor socks. The most comfortable socks you will ever wear, featuring eye-catching designs inspired by the places you love. These socks will make your adventures more enjoyable with superior impact protection. McGovern Outdoor socks have a medium thickness with additional cushioning around the toes, heels, and bottom, making your feet cozy and warm on trail adventures or everyday wear.

Features and Care

• Athletic ribbed
• Arch support
• Mid-calf at 9" above the ankle
• Unisex one-size-fits-most, or return them at no additional cost
• Medium thickness with additional cushioning
• Machine wash at 40 °C / 104 °F
• Wash delicate cycle 
• Tumble dry on low heat
• Do not bleach or iron
• 43% Polyester, 30% Spandex, 14% Nylon, 13% Cotton

The official Park socks approved by the National Park Service for Katmai National Park.