Denali, Borough in Alaska
Denali Borough encompasses over 12,750 square miles of Alaskan wilderness.
The area was established as a borough in 1964 and is home to the highest peak in North America.
Subsistence hunting and fishing are vital parts of local traditions and lifestyle.
Most of Denali Borough is inaccessible by road; small aircraft are a common mode of transportation.
The Aurora Borealis can often be seen illuminating the night skies of Denali.
Location: Denali
Website: denaliborough.govoffice.com
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Denali Borough encompasses over 12,750 square miles of Alaskan wilderness.
Mount Foraker is the second highest peak in the Alaska Range.
Mount Hunter is notable for its complex structure and dramatic ridges.
The Moose's Tooth is a striking rock spire in the central Alaska Range.
Ruth Glacier is noted for its deep crevasses and rugged seracs.
Denali State Park boasts an impressive view of North America's tallest peak.
