Why Do the Trees Lean in Denali? The Drunken Forest Explained
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
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
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Due to the Denali Park Road closure at mile 43, we are unable to operate Kantishna Wilderness Trails this season.