New guy here. I'm going to Alaska this summer with my dji air 2s, but because alaska is so massively big/remote I have no clue where the national park boundaries are, and where they end. So I have 2 questions:
1. If I am deep in the wilderness somewhere is anyone really gonna care even if I am in a park? Is there a way they would find out if I accidentally crossed into a national park with the new remote id tech (i don't fully understand how the new remote id tech works tbh)

1. If they would care, how do I know where it's ok to fly and where isn't? Is there an app that has accurate data for a remote place like alaska? Alaska is hard bc it often doesn't have clear boundaries like yosemite or yellowstone. The last thing I want is to be in a fly zone, and then accidentally cross into a no fly zone/national park and get in trouble bc some app didn't have the right info.