Denali National Park and Preserve

Extending across 7382 square miles (19119 square kilometres), Denali National Park offers the best in Alaskan natural attractions and outdoor adventure. Surrounding Denali, North America’s highest peak, the park is riddled with snow-clad mountains, Taiga and Tundra forests, reflective lakes and grasslands. It is home to animal species like grizzly bear, arctic warbler, dall sheep, waxwing, lynx and wolverine. These lakes and their shores harbor a mélange of fascinating marine creatures like wood frogs, Arctic graylings and trout's, among others. Miles of trails meander through the snowy mountains and dense forests, unraveling nature's extreme and intense silhouettes. Winter sports are extremely popular here, including cross-country skiing and dog-sledding, and so are an array of adventurous activities like cycling trips, backpacking, photographic tours, fishing and hunting. One magnificent landscape gives way to another at this park which is a stirring canvas of unabashed wilderness.