Alaska's parks
Driving to Denali
Highway is scenic and fast -- but watch for moose
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Be casual, be safe
Feel the urge to sniff the flowers? It's generally safe to pull off the highway along rivers and in Broad Pass near Cantwell, where many people pick blueberries in the late summer. Bears do live and eat in the area, so make plenty of noise.
There are plenty of places -- creekside parks, rest stops, informal pullouts along the highway -- where drivers can pull over to let long lines of traffic pass. Usually there will be room soon for passing safely, but the highway has seen too many head-on collisions over the years. Please drive with your headlights on.
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 Hotels, campgrounds, lodges welcome visitors
Alaska Railroad to Denali
Denali climate and sunshine
Rafting the Nenana reveals Denali's wet side
Green buses shuttle visitors into Denali
Bus service to Denali
Reserve campsite, bus ticket early for Denali trip
Flightseeing at Denali
Denali Institute ecosystem courses
Tundra wildlife and natural history tours
Denali campground guide
Limited offer: Drive Denali for free
Hiking and backcountry camping at Denali
Driving Denali in autumn
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