Denali National Park and Preserve
Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska offers a vast natural setting where dogs can enjoy the outdoors. Known for its expansive wilderness, the park provides opportunities for off-leash exploration in designated areas, but detailed amenities specific to a dog park such as fencing, seating, or agility equipment are not clearly specified.
Reviews
This place is just full of jaw dropping beauty everywhere you look. The bus tour we took through the park was great. The lady driving was very informative n very helpful when wildlife was spotted
An amazing trip! Saw grizzly bears, moose, caribou, prairie dogs and doll sheep. We also were able to see Denali’s peak all three days we were up there and in nearby Talkeetna. Now we’re forever a member of the 30% club!
Beautiful place. I visited in October and it was covered with snow. It was open until Mile 3 I believe for cars. You can walk on foot after that.
It is very scenic and was looking even more scenic with the snow lying around.
I took a narrated bus tour. The tour guide was absolutely the best. He did everything he could to make the experience the best and accomplished it. The park is amazing to say the least. I would recommend taking a tour. Well worth the money.
That place was incredible. Some of the views are outstanding and you can really see everything on a clear day. The wildlife is also really wonderful. We had a phenomenal time. I would recommend it to anybody.