Denali National Park

In the northern part of the Alaska Range is the Denali National Park, the second largest National Park in the United States, with an area of 9375 sq. mi. - a region of depressions and wide river valleys, areas of tundra and high alpine ranges of mountains from which glaciers flow down. In the south-west of the park is majestic Mount McKinley (20,320 ft), the highest mountain in the United States. Visitors can try their hand at panning for gold in Moose River.

Denali is the home of grizzly bears, wolves, reindeer, elk and other animals, the reflection of which in Reflection Pond is popular with photographers. More than 167 species of birds have been recorded in Denali National Park.