Grabbing the Interior Fall Beauty of Denali National Park, Alaska

One of my favorite places on the planet is interior Alaska in the fall and this year, it did not let us down! With less bugs, and fewer people, September is the best time to visit the park.  Despite the horrendous bouts of rain we’ve been having all over the state, my friend Erin and I managed to snag one of the best days this past weekend. That night, we enjoyed some peaceful camping in the rain.

Moose near Savage Creek
Moose near Savage Creek

Caribou
Caribou

Igloo

Sable Pass, elevation 3900
Sable Pass, elevation 3900
Teklanika
Teklanika

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Of course, I had to visit the 49th State brewery for the first time. Unfortunately, they were out of their newest concoctions that I hadn’t tried before so I settled for the Solstice IPA.

It still stuns me how exploring Alaska never gets old. Being in the interior this weekend was yet another reminder of why I love living here. Even when things don’t go exactly as planned, you still have such an easy time making glorious memories!

Hope you’re grabbing some natural beauty wherever you’re at!


5 thoughts on “Grabbing the Interior Fall Beauty of Denali National Park, Alaska

    1. Thank you! It’s really not as cold as you think :-). Chicago, on average, is way colder than Anchorage, but you’re right, the interior can be brutal in the winter! Hope you’re well.

    1. Thanks so much Teri! It really is the best time and the crowds aren’t bear as bad. Hope you make it happen and that y’all are enjoying Poland!

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