Just past Sanctuary River campground, Denali Park Road meanders through a boreal forest filled with spruce trees. The trees range in height from about 30
If you’ve been fortunate enough to travel along all 92 miles of Denali Park Road, you undoubtedly got a chance to take a peek at
Have you ever seen a big, strange-looking rock on a hillside and thought “that looks out of place…how did that get there?” If you were
In mid-March every year, a crew of about a dozen National Park Service workers begins the long and important task of preparing Denali Park Road
We are very excited to offer a 2016 family special that allows children from ages 6-12 years old to experience an all-inclusive sightseeing trip to the
The Ptarmigan is the State Bird of Alaska. The Rock Ptarmigan is seasonally camouflaged; its feathers moult from white in winter to brown in spring
Woolly mammoths were animals that looked like elephants. They lived in northern parts of Europe, Asia and North America over 11,000 years ago. They are
Most people do not know that camels started out in North America. The western camel lived in North America from 10,000 to 600,000 years ago.
The Steppe Bison lived during the Pleistocene Period (about 2 million To 10,000 years ago). It was one of the most common species from Eastern
The short-faced bear was a mammal that lived in Beringia. It was probably a predator (a meat-eater) that may have attacked bison, deer, muskoxen, caribou,
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The Denali Park Road is closed at Mile 43 and beyond. Due to this road closure, Kantishna Wilderness Trails is not in operation. To learn more about our fly-in backcountry lodge deep in Denali National Park and Preserve, please visit kantishnaroadhouse.com.
