What are the places worth visiting in Alaska, USA?

Denari National Park, Glacier Bay National Park, Kenai Fjord National Park and Mount McKinley are not to be missed in Alaska. Alaska, located at the western end of the North American continent, is the largest state in the United States and a very popular tourist destination. The natural scenery, cultural landscape and famous cities in Alaska are definitely worth your visit.

Surrounded by Mount McKinley and adjacent to alaska range, Denari National Park looks like an outstanding picture of vilen. Unlike the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the mountains here are not covered with forests, because the tree line in the northern latitude is between 609.6 and 9438+04.4 meters. This means that there are no trees in most parts of the park, and the terrain is open and boundless, which is also amazing together.

Glacier National Park in the United States is located in Montana, which belongs to a typical glacier erosion landform. Almost all kinds of magical phenomena are gathered here: there are glaciers and lakes, virgin forests and plateau meadows, and parks are also the hometown of bears. In short, Glacier Bay National Park has a long history and too many natural scenery to enjoy.

Kenai Fjord National Park extends over160km from Seward, Alaska. It is famous for its rugged and slender fjords, which are very similar to the coasts of Norway and Sweden. There are many kinds of marine mammals living in its fjords, such as sea lions, whales and spotted seals. In addition, there are all kinds of breathtaking sea scenery. Therefore, tourists can travel by boat.

Mount McKinley is located in south-central Alaska, the middle of alaska range, with an altitude of 6 193 meters, which is the highest peak in North America. This mountain has two peaks, the south peak and the north peak, of which the south peak is higher and the mountain is steeper. Mount McKinley was once called Denari Peak by Indians. Dinali means "house of the sun" in Indian language, and was later named Mount McKinley by the President of the United States.