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Denali National Park and Preserve
Cross Country Skiing
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Cross-country skiing is a peaceful and rewarding way to explore Denali, whether on an afternoon trip on sled dog trails, along the Park Road, or on an extended trip into the backcountry. Telemark skiing and snowboarding involve long climbs on foot, but are becoming increasing popular in Denali. If you plan to travel in areas that present avalanche hazards, please have proper training and equipment. And remember: we encourage you to travel with a partner or a group.
The Kennels now offers descriptions of winter trail conditions in Denali that are commonly used by mushers, snow shoe users, cross country skiers and skijorers. Please be aware that while we try to keep information as up to date as possible rapidly changing conditions occur. Please be prepared for all conditions and call the Denali National Park & Preserve Kennels with any questions you may have about mushing or skijoring in Denali. See current Winter Trail Conditions
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Did You Know?
Did you know that in the summer of 2005 a footprint of a dinosaur was found in Denali National Park? The print has been identified as belonging to a three toed foot of a Cretaceous Therapod.
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Last Updated: October 26, 2006 at 17:51 EST |