Name Controversy Mount McKinley is also commonly known as Denali, which means “the great one” in the Dena’ina language, and which is also the official
In 1980, Congress passed the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA). This act created additional acreage, the Preserve, to bring the total acreage to
Creation of Denali National Park and Preserve Charles Sheldon was a hunter and naturalist attracted to Denali specifically by Dall sheep. He had traveled the
A Window to Mt. McKinley Savage River Campground is located at mile 13 on the Park Road. It is the smallest of the three vehicle-accessible
In the shadow of Mt. McKinley Since 1934, some kind of visitor facility has existed along Eielson Bluffs. The first facility was a tent camp
Videos and Photos of Locations Denali Visitors Center Savage River Polychrome Pass Reflection Pond Wonder Lake Eielson Visitors Center
The Denali Visitor Center is the main National Park Service welcome and information center. Surrounding facilities include a restaurant, bookstore/gift shop, bag check, bus stop
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Due to the Denali Park Road closure at mile 43, we are unable to operate Kantishna Wilderness Trails this season.
