Meander the wooden boardwalks with costumed townsfolk ready to share their home and its national historic treasures. There are interpretative programs to join, Klondike Gold Fields tours where you can see where it began. And, in the evening, you can stake your poke in a blackjack game at Diamond Tooth Gertie’s Gambling Hall. Nearby, visit Tombstone Territorial Park, part of the original North American continent, dating back two billion years. The vistas are endless, the valleys broad and rugged. This land remains the ancestral home of the Tr'ondek Hwech'in First Nation. It is also the realm of a full range of wildlife, from grizzlies and moose to peregrines and plovers.
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Every turn on the Park Road brings a new wonder as you journey miles into this astounding wilderness preserve with your knowledgeable driver/guide. Watch for ptarmigan, Alaska's state bird, in the open valleys. See golden eagles patrolling the higher elevations and ridge tops. And listen to ravens, magpies and gray jays chattering in the brush. With any luck, you’ll see grizzlies crossing braided streams, Dall sheep traversing rugged cliffs and moose foraging in upland meadows. And this unfolding adventure leads to the lofty, isolated grandeur of Mt. McKinley itself - a wonder to behold.
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The largest subspecies of moose in the world can be found in the park's lower alpine region. Other species include the grizzly bear, caribou, wolverine, lynx, mink, marmot, snowshoe hare and more. The park also boasts more than 150 species of birds. Wonders like towering Mt. Logan, the continent's second-tallest peak, and the spectacular Lowell Glacier are yours to explore.