Sightings of Dall sheep are common at this park, which contains the Stampede Trail and a famous exhibit of interlocking moose antlers.
Several sites at this national park, including its science and learning center, are named in honor of the biologist Adolph Murie, while the newly-built visitor center is dedicated to the pilot Ben Eielson. During a trip called the "Voyage of Understanding," Warren G. Harding rode in a railroad car named for this national park, which was established through a bill introduced in Congress by James Wickersham at the urging of Charles Sheldon. This park is home to the mosquito-infested Wonder Lake, as well as the Foraker River and the Toklat River, which winds its way west of the Kantishna Hills. Sightings of Dall sheep are common at this park, which contains the Stampede Trail and a famous exhibit of interlocking moose antlers. The name of this park means "the High One" in the Athabaskan language, and its train links the cities of Fairbanks and Anchorage. For 10 points, name this national park which contains Mt. McKinley.
Several sites at this national park, including its science and learning center, are named in honor of the biologist Adolph Murie, while the newly-built visitor center is dedicated to the pilot Ben Eielson.
Denali National Park and Preserve