- Some basic equipment is available from Denali Backcountry Guides if you need it, including rain gear, overshoes and trekking poles.
- Consider this your ultimate guide to navigating this terrain—from how to get to Denali, to the best in-park experiences and where to rest your head.
- What makes 20,310ft Denali (formerly Mt McKinley) one of the world’s great scenic mountains is the sheer independent rise of its bulk.
- There's no place more wild, rugged, and breathtakingly beautiful than Alaska's Denali National Park & Preserve - and no place more ideal to experience it from...
- Want to learn more about Denali and Denali National Park? These fascinating Denali facts and statistics will tell you all you need to know!
- With a peak that reaches 6,190 meters (20,310 feet) above sea level, Denali is the third-highest of the Seven Summits (the tallest peaks on all seven continents).
- Because of its far northern latitude of 63 degrees, Denali has lower barometric pressure than the world's other high mountains. Key dates in Denali's history.
- Despite its official name being changed back to Denali in 2015, some still refer to it by its previous namesake of President William McKinley.
- Use of the name Denali for the mountain became increasingly common, and in 2015 it was officially renamed Denali.
- The high topography of Denali is related to the complex structural relationships created by the right-lateral Denali Fault and Denali Fault Bend.