Grizzly Grind in Denali National Park and Preserve

Went backpacking here for the first time. Twas an incredible experience. Bring binoculars and please keep the park clean!

We flew to anchorage and rented a car. The next day we drove to Denali National park. The Denali National park is a massive Alaskan wilderness. Unfortunately the mountain was not visible. One of the highlights of our trip was the train ride from anchorage to Seward. We sat in the glass dome section of the train which had stunning views of the mountains,rivers, and waterfalls! We also enjoyed a four hours boat tour to see glaciers and sea lions

Beautiful National Park in Alaska. We had our best time at this park. Bus trips provided by the NPS helped us a lot to see wilderness of this national park. We saw Grizzly Bears on that trip. We never forget watching Northern Lights from this park. Absolute stunning.

Obviously this place is epic..Took the adventure bus tour. The tour wasn't cheap, but it was well worth it..Alan was our driver, and he's fantastic. Incredibly knowledgeable and informative. I'll be back.

It was great! We saw Grizzlies, Caribou, Fox, Dahl Sheep, Moose, a piece of Mt. Denali and a lot of beautiful Views. The tour bus driver gave us Denali 101. If you could remember everything he said, you could be hired on with the park service. The buses now have small TV screens tied to the tour guides binoculars, so what he stops to see you can see it in the bus. It was awesome!!!. We went 62 miles into the park. It was worth every cent we paid. Making this a National Park is one thing the government did right. Bring Binoculars!