Plan Around Toklat River
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Toklat River Details
An 85-mile tributary of the Kantishna River, the Toklat River splits into east and west branches as it flows down from the Alaska Range and through Denali National Park. The park road crosses the west branch at mile 53 via the Toklat River Bridge, and there are off-trail hiking routes on each end of the bridge.
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Nearby Parks Around Toklat River
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Toklat River
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7.2 mi away
Mount Pendleton
The 7,605-foot Mt. Pendleton was named for topographer Thomas Percy Pendleton.
8.1 mi away
Highway Pass
The highest point on the Denali Park Road, at 3,980 feet above sea level.
9.0 mi away
Stony Dome
Hop off the shuttle bus between Highway Pass and Thorofare Pass to explore the Stony Dome area.
9.7 mi away
Sunrise and Sunset Glaciers
Often considered a pair, Sunrise and Sunset glaciers originate near Scott Peak.
