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Denali/Denali Viewpoint North
Denali Viewpoint North is a scenic overlook located in Trapper Creek, Alaska. It offers stunning views of Denali National Park and Preserve, the highest mountain in North America. The viewpoint is accessible by car and provides a great spot to take in the beauty of the park. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including moose, caribou, and grizzly bears.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Pavel Viktor Boxan
The access is not plowed in winter, but still nice view of the Alaska Range from the highway.
Conor Hennessy Sykes
The northern viewpoint for Denali - it has more space for parking and overnight camping but a slightly less good view of the mountain as the peak stands out less. Definitely worth stopping if you are planning to head all the way through the pass up to Fairbanks but if you’re just travelling up from Anchorage for the view then the south view point is all you need.
Peter Copley
Great viewing point for the great one. We stopped to stretch our legs during the long drive south and Denali was partially visible. We webby reading about the white man's history but we disappointed that there wasn't more about the native stories surrounding the great mountain. Still, it's a great viewing point.
Peter Copley
Denali National Park is my favorite. It is huge! This view point is south of the mountain and has a lot of interesting facts about its white man history. I found it odd that the native stories and beliefs about Denali were omitted. However, the mountain was out, and I have system the native origin stories, so I was able to share with the members of our party. Still, I think that there should be some major recognition of the people who revered the mountain long before it was discovered by Americans.
Matthew Plaia
Great view of denali when the weather is right, be sure to get there early before the mountain makes its own weather