Anderson Pass
Anderson Pass is the destination for a challenging hike into one of Denali's more remote corners.
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Anderson Pass Details
Anderson Pass is the destination for a challenging hike into one of Denali's more remote corners and is one of the few places where you can pass through the Alaska Range in the park without the need for glacier equipment. Access is typically via Glacier Creek. The hike includes river crossing and a high likelihood of encountering grizzly bears. Rewards include amazing views of mountains and glaciers.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Anderson Pass
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2.1 mi away
West Fork Glacier
The West Fork Glacier originates at Anderson Pass in the Alaska Range.
5.2 mi away
Sunrise and Sunset Glaciers
Often considered a pair, Sunrise and Sunset glaciers originate near Scott Peak.
6.4 mi away
Muldrow Glacier
Also known as McKinley Glacier, Muldrow Glacier originates on the east side of Denali (Mt. McKinley).
7.9 mi away
Mount Mather
Mt. Mather is a 12,096-foot peak to the northeast of Denali (Mt. McKinley).
