Denali National Park and Preserve, a vast wilderness in Alaska, offers stunning views of Denali (formerly Mount McKinley), diverse wildlife, and opportunities for hiking, camping, and backpacking. Accessibility within the park is somewhat limited; the Denali Park Road is largely restricted to buses beyond a certain point to manage traffic and protect the environment, though some private vehicle access is allowed via lottery or camping reservations. Solo travelers can enjoy the park's trails and backcountry, while guided tours provide deeper insights into the park's ecology and history. The main visitor season is from late May to mid-September; winter access is limited due to snow and extreme cold. Entrance fees are required, and the cost of a visit can vary greatly depending on transportation choices, lodging (camping vs. hotels), and activities. A typical visit lasts several days to fully experience the park's offerings, with many visitors spending a week or more.