Denali National Park & Preserve
This station, situated at the crossing over the eponymous river, is one of the major stops on both the Denali shuttle route and Denali bus tours. On site, you'll find some indoor toilet blocks, a few displays and some books for sale, as well as telescopes to check out Dall sheep on the neighboring hills.
From here, hikers can wander along the bed of the Toklat in any direction. Wildlife spottings are common in the riverbed, so trek carefully.
Denali National Park & Preserve
19.53 MILES
In our collective consciousness, Alaska represents the concept of the raw wilderness. But that untamed perception can be as much a deterrent as a draw…
3.33 MILES
This scenic area, at 3500ft, has views of the Toklat River to the south. The pass, which is a regular stop on Denali tour- and shuttle-bus routes, gets…
10.52 MILES
Eielson is the most common turning-around point for day trippers taking the shuttle or tour buses into the park. This remote outpost is built directly…
12.52 MILES
This pass – the first major pass you cross on Park Rd – is known as a prime habitat for Toklat brown bears.
3.33 MILES
This scenic area, at 3500ft, has views of the Toklat River to the south. The pass, which is a regular stop on Denali tour- and shuttle-bus routes, gets…
10.52 MILES
Eielson is the most common turning-around point for day trippers taking the shuttle or tour buses into the park. This remote outpost is built directly…
12.52 MILES
This pass – the first major pass you cross on Park Rd – is known as a prime habitat for Toklat brown bears.
4. Denali National Park & Preserve
19.53 MILES
In our collective consciousness, Alaska represents the concept of the raw wilderness. But that untamed perception can be as much a deterrent as a draw…