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Denali National Park and Preserve
Snowshoeing
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| nps photo / jessica toubman |
| Snowshoeing in Denali |
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Snowshoeing is a great way to get outside and exercise in the winter.
Different lengths of snowshoes serve different purposes. On occasion, you may encounter very deep snow, where long, wide snowshoes are quite effective. Or, you may find yourself traveling along an existing trail, across rougher terrain, or through brushy areas. In these cases, a shorter shoe with an up-turned toe is better for quick traveling.
At Denali, we have a limited number of snowshoes for folks to borrow. There is no charge to use the shoes. You may check out a pair from the Winter Visitor Center.
Please be prepared for all conditions and contact us with any questions you may have about trail conditions and winter recreation in Denali. Also, please respect ski trails - walk to the side of ski tracks if you follow the same path that a skier has recently used, to avoid damaging their track.
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| Click on the map above to download a pdf of winter trails in the park entrance area. |
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| |  | | Did You Know? Small amounts of airborne pollutants from around the world arrive in Denali every year. Remoteness alone cannot protect the park's clean air. As global human population grows, it is likely that increasing global emissions will affect Denali's air quality. more... | | |
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Last Updated: April 21, 2011 at 08:21 MST |