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Denali National Park

Denali National Park, Alaska
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A 2-hour drive south-west of Fairbanks will take you over the George Parks Highway to the entrance of Denali National Park, 6 million acres of largely untamed wilderness and a haven for outdoor adventurers.

Three campgrounds cater to motorized traffic and reservations are essential during the busy summer months. Denali Park is accessible by private vehicle only as far as the Savage River bridge. Those venturing further into the Park will need to take a tour bus or the hop-on, hop-off Denali Park Shuttle.

Denali National Park Camping
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With so much to see and do in Denali Park, plan to spend a few days here.

There's ample opportunities for hiking, big views, wildlife viewing and much more. With the road intersecting only a very small part of the Park, the best way to see much more is by taking a flightseeing tour. Options are available for glacier landings - it is definitely the best way to check out the Alaskan Wilderness.

Mount McKinley becomes Denali

After years of attempts by the Alaskan Legislature to rename Mount McKinley, North America's highest mountain officially became "Denali" in 2015. Denali is an anglicized version of the native name for the mountain "Deenaalee" meaning "the high one".


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Spectacular place.
Alex Anderson
New York
Great to tick this one off the bucket list. Denali National Park is a place I will never forget - amazing.
Jakob Lange
Miami
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