have been in the interior of Alaska for at least 20,000 years. The naming/renaming of Mt. McKinley to Denali and Denali to ...

McKinley, who was later elected president and assassinated in 1901, had no direct connection to Alaska. Despite the official adoption of 'Mount McKinley' in 1917 when the national park was ...

Denali National Park is officially renaming the mountain Mount McKinley, reversing the 2015 decision to restore the ...

The Alaska Lands Act of 1980 would greatly affect Mount McKinley National Park, nearly tripling it in size by adding 2.4 million acres to the park itself, plus an additional 1.3 million acres in ...

However, in the late 1800s, a prospector named it Mount McKinley to honor then-presidential candidate William McKinley, who had no connection to Alaska. The name stuck federally in 1917 ...

The Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge is located ... hiking trails as well as outdoor hot tubs with views of the Alaska Range. The lodge offers daily shuttle service to Talkeenta ($10 ...

Mount Hunter (also called Begguya) is 13km south of Mount McKinley, in the Alaska Range within Denali National Park. Begguya means child, or Denali’s child, in the local Dena’ina Athabascan ...

In 1917, the federal government named it Mount McKinley to honor President McKinley but the name was changed to Denali in 2015 by then-President Barack Obama in a nod to Alaska Native tribes.