The National Park Service (NPS) manages wildlife resources within the original two million acre Mt. McKinley National Park, sometimes referred to as the "Old Park." The park was enlarged in 1980 by the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA), which added new national park and national preserve lands. The park was renamed Denali National Park and Preserve. The NPS and State of Alaska cooperatively manage wildlife resources in the park additions and preserve lands.

Hunting in Denali National and Preserve

Sport hunting is prohibited within Denali National Park, including designated wilderness lands and the 1980 park additions. Sport hunting is only permitted within Denali National Preserve.

Subsistence hunting and trapping by eligible local rural residents is permitted on park and preserve lands added by ANILCA, but not within the former Mt. McKinley National Park.

Where hunting is allowed, a valid Alaska State hunting license is required for all hunters age 16 and older. Hunters must know and follow all applicable state and federal hunting regulations. You are responsible for knowing and following hunting regulations and for knowing your exact location when hunting.

• Denali National Park & Preserve Hunting Information
• Park Boundary Information
  
• Off Road Vehicle (ORV) Use Information
  
• Code of Federal Regulation Title 36 Chapter 1
• Current Compendium
• Alaska State Hunting Information
• Authorized guides and transporters