Denali Fault
Resulting from immense tectonic forces, this large break in the Earth's crust stretches 1,300 miles from the Yukon border to the Aleutian Peninsula.

Grizzly Bears, Black Bears, Wolves, Dall Sheep, Caribou, Moose
Spring is a busy time for most animals, who emerge from the icy grip of winter to graze the alpine tundra for young shoots and mountain avens -- or to eat the grazers.

Mt. McKinley
Mt. McKinley, also referred to as Denali (the "High One") by the Athabascans, reigns in lofty isolation over the 600-mile Alaska Range.

Muldrow Glacier
The debris-laden snout of the Muldrow Glacier lies within a half mile of the park road.

Taiga
Taiga, a Russian word for "northern evergreen forest," is used to describe these circumpolar Arctic forests of spruce, aspen, birch, larch, and poplar.