Denali National Park offers trail hiking and off-trail hiking.

Off-trail hiking allows you to hike in any area you choose, but you must remain fully aware of your surroundings.

A free permit is required if you plan a backpacking adventure with at least one overnight stay.

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horseshoe lake trail

– Distance: 4 miles round trip – Difficulty: Moderate – Elevation change: 250 feet

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mckinley station trail

– Distance: 1.6 miles one way – Difficulty: Moderate – Elevation change: 100 feet

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rock creek trail

– Distance: 2.4 miles one way – Difficulty: Moderate – Elevation change: 400 feet

5

mount healy overlook trail

– Distance: 2.7 miles one way – Difficulty: Strenuous – Elevation change: 1,700 feet

4

triple lakes trail

– Distance: 9.5 miles one way – Difficulty: Strenuous – Elevation change: 1,000 feet

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mountain vista trail

– Distance: 0.6 miles round trip – Difficulty: Easy – Elevation change: 50 feet

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savage river loop 

– Distance: 2 miles round trip – Difficulty: Moderate – Elevation change: None

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savage alpine trail

– Distance: 4 miles one way – Difficulty: Strenuous – Elevation change: 1,500 feet

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