Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge spreads over 7,000 acres bordered on the south by Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, in Alaska, and Kluane National Park to the southeast, across the border in Canada. The area is home to Upper Tanana Athabascans, whose cultural exhibits are on display in the visitor center. The center is on the south side of the AlCan, 7 miles north of the AK/YT border. The Chisana River Valley with its many rivers and lakes, from the expansive south deck of the visitor center, right. Many information panels are here too.