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The Denali Visitor Center, located right at the entrance to Denali National Park, is the perfect starting point for your adventure in this rugged and fascinating landscape of Alaska. Here you will not only get useful information about the hiking trails and the wildlife, but you can also watch the park film Heartbeats of Denali, which will introduce you to the different facets of this breathtaking place. The exhibition in the center also gives you insights into the unique flora and fauna of the region. The area around the visitor center offers access to several popular hiking trails such as the Horseshoe Lake Trail and the Mt. Healy Overlook Trail. The Mt. Healy Overlook in particular rewards you after a steep climb with an impressive panoramic view of the park's vast landscape. There are also nearby trails for quieter hikes that lead through the dense forests and along the rivers and are ideal for relaxed exploration. A special highlight are the ranger-led tours and presentations that give you insights into the history of the park and its natural wonders. The Denali Visitor Center is not only an information point, but also a place that lets you immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere and the pristine nature of the wilderness - perfect for getting in the mood for the great Denali adventure.

Large beaver dam, with a bit of luck you can also see the beaver.

Some beaver dams just above the main Horseshoe Lake have created a few separate small ponds. You can go to the end of this tiny spur trail to see the dams up close and get next to the edge of the water.

The only logical way to get to Lake Clark National Park is via plane or boat. One of the most popular sites for arriving to the park is at Port Alsworth. Only small passenger planes can land here along with boats, so it's best to plan your visit well in advance. That being said, a run in Lake Clark National Park can be an inspiring outing. For more information about flights and boat reservations, visit the NPS website: https://www.nps.gov/lacl/planyourvisit/directions.htm

Tanalian Falls is a 30-foot waterfall found near Kontrashibuna Lake along the Tanalian River. There are some benches at the overlook area and camping at the end of the Lake Trail. The further past the falls you run, the fewer people you will see.

Thundering Tanalian Falls makes a spectacular endpoint for this hike. The trail splits just before the falls, offering you access to two different viewpoints.

Small planes are the usual method of transport to Port Alsworth and other areas in and around Lake Clark National Park. See the national park website for a list of air taxis that are allowed to work in this area, and advice about booking an air taxi trip: https://www.nps.gov/lacl/planyourvisit/directions.htm Mobile phone service here is sparse to nonexistent; please consider carrying a satellite rescue beacon as a piece of essential safety gear.

This cable and wooden suspension bridge over Hines Creek is a scenic spot and a nice place to rest and take in the views. Whether its your final destination on a stroll from the Visitor Center or Train Depot, or quick a stop along the way to the Triple Lakes, this bridge is a lovely spot in Denali National Park.