デナリボローの湖・トップ10

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

We saw a moose in the woods about 30 yards away.

The Reflection Pond is a famously photographed lake within Denali National Park. You can bike to it on the park roads, and it is especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset. It's close to the western terminus of the road and Wonder Lake.

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 Reflection Pond is a famously photographed lake within Denali National Park. You can run to it on the park roads, and it is especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset.

Blueberry Hill Trail is a short ~mile long trail that offers a cool view of Wonder Lake. Mount Denali towers in the background on a clear day, too.

The views from the remote Wonder Lake are an iconic part of Denali National Park. From Wonder Lake you can see the expanse of the of the Alaska Range with exceptionally great views of Denali. On clear, calm days, the mountains are reflected on the large lake; this vista is the photographers dream! Although this area is much wetter than other parts of the park and can be buggy, it is still well worth the long bus ride there. You also have opportunities to see many animals including waterfowl at the lake. The Wonder Lake Campground is a popular and equally scenic place to stay not far from this overlook.

Reflection Pond is a small body of water near Wonder Lake. Because it is smaller than the neighboring lake, when it is calm and the waters are still there are fewer ripples in it making for an iconic spot to see and photograph the reflection of Denali. You can get to Reflection Pond either via the Kantishna-bound bus or Wonder Lake-bound bus. If you choose the Wonder Lake bus, you then must walk up the Denali Park Road to reach the pond.