Posted in Alaska
November 29, 2019
Be In Awe Of The Frozen Alaska Landscape At Denali National Park
Denali National Park is one of the most famous parks in the United States. Although primarily visited in the summertime, this stunning natural landscape comes alive with frozen beauty during the winter. It is arguably more incredible covered in snow and ice during this beautiful season!
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This incredible park has more than 4.7 million acres. This makes this larger than the size of New Hampshire!

The temperatures drop down to a chilly -40 degrees Fahrenheit, but hoarfrost can decorate the trees and landscape beautifully. Luckily the average daily temperature during the winter at the Visitor Center is around 15 degrees.

This does make it easy to spot the alpenglow when it appears. And if you can see it on Denali itself, it is a magical experience!

Standing at a whopping 20,310 feet, this beauty towers over the surrounding landscape in the park with its neighbor mountains, Mount Hunter and Mount Foraker.

You can rent snowshoes for free, or bring your own bike with fat tires. Or pack your cross country skis, to get out into the untouched and wild backcountry!

However you decide to explore the park and see some of these arresting sights, you'll agree that winter in this park is unlike anywhere else in the world. With almost two million acres of designated wilderness, every scene is different and constantly changing.

Traveling to this frozen park during the coldest time of the year should make everyone's bucket list. The sights of this world encased in ice will stay with you for a lifetime!
Have you ever visited Denali National Park in the winter time? What did you think? Let us know in the comments below!
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Address: Denali National Park and Preserve, AK, USA