Historically, human habitation inside the Denali region is over 11,000 years old. Athabaskan people’s presence in the region dates back roughly 1,800 years while principal groups in the park area in ...

This story appears in the February 2016 issue of National Geographic ... Most of Denali’s visitors are cruise ship passengers who see the park and its prolific wildlife largely through bus ...

The robin was hopping on the parking lot of the Denali post office, less than half a mile from Denali National ... the long winter. “The big question is how will climate change impact these birds,” ...

Complete Guide to Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska ... through along the mountainsides, and the wildlife becomes ...

bringing even greater protections to the land and animals Murie had championed. The park's name was changed to Denali, to reflect its deeper history. Explore historical images of the national ...

Denali National Park in Alaska offers an unforgettable adventure for families, with a chance to see the tallest mountain in North America and a variety of wildlife. Whether it’s spotting a moose ...

Denali National Park in Alaska has no venomous snakes—but it has plenty of other potentially ... [+] dangerous animals. Alaska lacks venomous snakes due to its cold climate. The state's northern ...

As the National ... parks for wildlife watching. (Getty Images)| Alaska Though the park shares a name with the mighty mountain (formerly known as Mount McKinley), clouds often keep Denali's ...

Alaska, or the 'Last Frontier,' offers unparalleled natural beauty and adventure, from Denali National Park's majestic peaks to wildlife-rich ... the Northern Lights. Winter is the best time ...