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"A trip to Alaska wouldn’t be complete without experiencing the untamed Alaskan tundra, a slice of North America that genuinely symbolizes what it means to be wild. Denali, Alaska’s most visited national park, is 6 million acres in size with 2.1 million acres of designated wilderness. A wild frontier, Denali has just a single 92-mile road that dissects the landscape. Visitors will have the opportunity to witness Alaska’s “big five” — moose, bears, wolves, Dall sheep and caribou — in their natural habitat. You can also take a dog sledding tour, hit the slopes, take a scenic flight over classic Alaskan peaks, or hike along 35 miles of developed trails. Oh, and then there’s the park’s namesake mountain, Denali, which happens to be the tallest peak in North America and towers over the landscape at 20,320-feet above sea level. There are also six campgrounds and several privately-owned lodges, like Camp Denali and North Face Lodge, that provide seasonal accommodations. The reality is, if it weren’t for the fact that Denali is relatively difficult to access and safely explore, it would probably land somewhere at the top of the list. But this uninhabited, pristine wilderness tends to deter travelers that are intimidated by relative isolation and the intimacy of the landscape. Nevertheless, places like Denali are meant to keep our wildest places wild and allow for people to strap on their boots, grab their pack and discover untouched landscapes. Alaska is the perfect place for fans of mild summers. Instead of sweating it out, venture north to stunning Denali National Park, where temperatures peak around 66 degrees in July, the warmest month. Visitors can explore the park’s six million acres, drive the scenic Denali Park Road, admire the many snow-capped peaks from viewpoints and hiking trails, and look for "the big five" — moose, caribou, Dall sheep, wolves, and grizzly bears. There are six campgrounds throughout the park where you can pitch a tent in comfortable temperatures."
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"This was #1 on the list of top national parks of 2021. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DA6PC84S034/?igsh=cnVqNDh1djIxMHky"
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