Denali National Park and Preserve is home to North America’s tallest mountain, but there’s plenty more to see in this park! Denali Park Road is a 90-mile-long road that visitors can explore by bus tour, biking or hiking. After mile 15, the road is closed to private vehicles – with just one exception. For the bucket-list road trip, visitors and locals can enter into the Denali “Road Lottery.” The lottery draws a limited number of winners each year, who are given permission to drive down the road

A grizzly bear sighting from the Denali Park Road is a momentous experience! If you’re lucky enough to see a bear while traveling in a vehicle on the Denali Park Road, please remember these rules: KEEP YOUR DISTANCE! If you are outside of a vehicle, you are required to stay 300 yards from all bears in the park. If, however, you are safely in a vehicle, you should remain at a minimum distance of 25 yards! If a bear is closer than 25 yards, KEEP ALL WINDOWS CLOSED AND BE SILENT: bears have an OUTS

Enjoy one of Denali National Park and Preserve's official park films! Heartbeats of Denali "Denali is alive, pulsing with life and the timeless ebb and flow of the seasons. Here in Alaska's interior lies a vast and wild landscape. Six million acres - nearly three times the size of Yellowstone - Denali National Park and Preserve is a refuge for all that live here and all that travel through. Carved by ice and water over millions of years, this dynamic wilderness remains in flux, continually shape