Trail Guides

Not everyone can join a ranger for a hike. If you are going to explore Denali's trails on your own, take advantage of an assortment of online trail guides and resources.
 

Recommended Trails

  • a bridge crossing a small river with a trail visible on either bank
    Savage River Loop Trail

    One of a few trails around Savage River, this loop travels alongside its namesake river for a total distance of 2 miles.

  • a green and yellow forested mountainside
    Triple Lakes Trail

    At just over 9 miles, Triple Lakes is the longest trail in Denali, with a trailhead near the Denali Visitor Center and another on Highway 3.

  • green-sided mountains rising on either side of a valley
    Mount Healy Trail

    This trail brings you about halfway up Mount Healy. Great views await if the skies aren't cloudy!

  • a forest of spruce and aspen trees
    Rock Creek Trail

    This and the Roadside Trail can be combined to make a 4.5 mile loop through a mixed forest of spruce, aspen and birch trees.

  • Roadside Trail

    This and Rock Creek Trail can be combined to make a 4.5 mile walk through the boreal forest. In fall, aspen trees turn particularly pretty.

  • a small river flowing through a forest of green and yellow-tinted trees
    McKinley Station Trail

    This online trail guide explores the history of this 1.6 mile trail that connects the Denali Visitor Center and Riley Creek Campground.

 

Download PDF trail guides

 

Last updated: April 4, 2022

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