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DescriptionDenali National Park is home to the tallest mountain in North America. Denali stands tall at 20,320 feet. Denali NP is also home to the Alaska Range and some of the most beautiful and remote walls in the world. Getting ThereDrive north from Anchorage for 240 miles or south from Fairbanks for 125 miles. You can fly into Denali NP with certain aviation companies. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Denali National Park:
The West Rib Steep Snow Snow, Alpine, 9200 feet, Grade IV Mt. McKinley
Ham & Eggs WI4 M4 Steep Snow Mixed, Ice, Snow, Alpine, 10 pitches, 3000 feet, Grade V Ruth Gorge : Moose's Tooth
West Buttress Mod. Snow Snow, Alpine, 12500 feet Mt. McKinley
South West Ridge 5.8 M4 Steep Snow Mixed, Snow, Alpine, 4100 feet, Grade VI Peak 11,300
Cassin Ridge 5.8 WI4 Ice, Alpine, Grade V Mt. McKinley
Featured Route For Denali National Park
North Ridge Mod. Snow AK : Denali National Park : Mt. Brooks
The route starts as the North East ridge (though any way up the apron works) before joining and becoming the North ridge proper. The talus/4th class rock field going up to the ridge can be a bit slippery. Once on the ridge, moderately exposed ridge climbing abounds with plenty of camping spots above 9000ft. The ridge is absolutely beautiful....[more] Browse More Classics in AK
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