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Horseshoe Trail is located inside of Denali National Park in Alaska. This area provides a ton of lakes, open meadows, and free ranging wildlife, such as moose, grizzly bears, and caribou. Starting at the parking lot near the railroad tracks, you follow the tracks south until you see the Horseshoe Trail sign. You will hike towards a raging river located near Horseshoe Lake, surrounded by beaver...

McKinley Station Trail is a loop trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Denali National Park, Alaska.

McKinley Station and Morino Loop Trail is a loop trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Denali National Park, Alaska.

The Triple Lakes Trail is an 18.9 out and back hike, featuring three lakes and is rated as difficult. The trail is recommended for use from April to September. You can park at the Visitor Center at Denali National Park and take the free Denali Park Village Shuttle (which runs every hour at the 30 minute mark) to the trail head off of Route 3. The trail takes you to three lakes and then up a bit...

The McKinley Station Trail is a 2.9 mile loop, starting and ending at McKinley Station. The halfway point is the park visitor's center. This trail is perfect for families and all skill levels. The trail features beautiful wild flowers and is best used from April to August. 

Jonesville Trail is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Denali National Park, Alaska.

Taiga Loop and Horseshoe Lake Trail to Beaver Dam is a loop trail that takes you by a lake located near Denali National Park, Alaska.

This trail climbs above the Park Road between the Park Headquarters and the Visitor's Center. The initial 600 foot ascent of the trail rewards hikers with a gorgeous view of the river valley and of the Alaska Range on a clear day. There is a bench to rest at on the highest point of the trail. The trail is 4.5 miles out and back, and is best used from April to September.

The Roadside Trail is well maintained and commonly used as a way to get from one building to the next in Denali National Park. This trail also leads to the kennels where sled dog demonstrations occur.