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Denali · 6,190 m in 3D

The summit ridge

Alaska Range, Denali National Park, USA

Denali is the highest peak in North America, 6,190 m, rising about 5,500 m from its lowland base. Hudson Stuck, Harry Karstens, Robert Tatum and Walter Harper reached the top on 7 June 1913; Harper, an Alaska Native, was the first to stand on it. This walk follows the summit ridge.

Where: Alaska Range, Denali National Park, USA
Height: 6,190 m, the highest peak in North America
Base-to-summit rise: About 5,500 m
First ascent: 7 June 1913

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Denali · 6,190 m

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Denali · 6,190 m
Known
The highest peak in North America. It rises about 5,500 m from its lowland base, one of the greatest base-to-summit rises of any mountain on land.
First ascent, 1913
Known
On 7 June 1913 Hudson Stuck, Harry Karstens, Robert Tatum and Walter Harper reached the top. Harper, an Alaska Native, was the first to stand on it.

How to visit in real life

Most visitors see Denali from the park road and on clear days from viewpoints and flightseeing trips. Climbs need a park registration well ahead and take two to four weeks.

Opening times and tickets change: check the official site. Official site