Things to do in Denali National Park

This vast wilderness showcases North America's tallest peak and diverse wildlife across six million acres. Experience Denali's grandeur via guided bus tours or backcountry hikes where grizzlies and moose roam freely.

Towering at 20,310 feet, Denali reigns as North America's highest peak with awe-inspiring mountain vistas. Explore its wilderness by park bus tour for glimpses of grizzlies and wolves in their natural habitat.

This challenging trail rewards your effort with panoramic views of Denali National Park's entrance area and surrounding alpine ridges. Pack layers and water for the journey through spruce forests and steep switchbacks.

This serene loop trail circles Horseshoe Lake, where active beaver dams and lodges create a thriving ecosystem. Hike through diverse terrain with panoramic views of the Nenana River and potential moose sightings.

Wonder Lake offers unmatched reflections of Denali, North America's highest peak, across its serene waters. Photographers arrive at dawn to capture the Alaska Range mirrored perfectly in the lake's glassy surface.

Discover authentic Alaska through locally-made art at this welcoming gallery near Denali. Browse pottery, paintings, and jewelry that capture the state's rugged beauty and cultural heritage.

Discover Alaska's dog mushing heritage through interactive exhibits and historical artifacts at this immersive museum. Visit during live demonstrations where mushers showcase traditional sledding techniques.

Polychrome Pass dazzles with rainbow-hued volcanic rock formations against Denali's wilderness. Visitors on shuttle buses can photograph this vibrant landscape while watching for wildlife on the tundra below.