Denali National Park

We spent 3 days around Denali National Park. Most of the park (which is about the size of Massachusetts) is a wildlife preserve. No motor vehicles are allowed; airplanes are not allowed to fly over the park. (One exception is the area around the mountain.) There is one road through the park, and traffic is held to 1970 levels. The wildlife preserve begins 50 feet on either side of the road. There are no trails in the national park, but cross country hiking is allowed. We were told not to walk single file, but rather to spread out so that damage to the tundra would be minimized. There is lots of wildlife in the park, and lots of gorgeous scenery.
On the 3rd day, we went horseback riding north of the park. Horses are not allowed inside the park because they are not native to the area.