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Denali Park: This national park is one of the most popular destinations in America.
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Denali Park: Never go out in bear country in Alaska without bear spray. Be familiar with how to use it, and keep it close at hand.
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Denali Park: The Savage River Campground in Denali Park is 12 miles down the Park Road.
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Denali Park: The National Park visitor information center.
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Denali Park: Inside the Denali Park Wilderness Access Center (the bus station into the park.)
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Denali Park: Stop and take your photo at the park entrance in Alaska.
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Denali Park: National Park rangers will be happy to talk with you at Denali Park's visitor information center.
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Denali Park: Before taking a hike in the park, go to the Backcountry Center at the Park Entrance and watch this bear video.
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Denali Park: There are many outdoor activities, provided by private companies, you can enjoy near Denali Park. Including rafting.
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Denali Park: Outside the national park entrance there's a boardwalk with services for travelers.
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Denali Park: This is a bear proof food canister. Hikers keep their food locked up so inquisitive bears can't get to it.
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Denali Park: A ranger puts up a sign along the Park Road. The road is heavily monitored by the park service.
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Denali Park: School buses are used to transport travelers deep into Denali Park. This one is going to Kantishna.
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Denali Park: Wildlife in Alaska are in easy view at Denali Park. This is a young moose. (Photo, Kevin Hamel)
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Denali Park: A display at Denali Park shows the five different Athabascan Indian groups that surround Denali.