The Denali Grizzly Bear is on the Nenana River forming the South boundry of Denali Park–just six miles south of the Denal National Park Visitor Center and shuttle bus station.
Contact Information
RESERVATION OFFICE:
1-866-583-2696
Winter Contact
(Sept. 15- May 15)
(907) 374-8796
Monday - Friday (Alaska Time):
9am-1pm | 2pm-5pm
968 Senate Loop Fairbanks,
Alaska 99712
Summer Contact
(May 16 - Sept. 14)
(907) 683-2696
9am - 9pm (Alaska Time)
PO Box 7
Denali National Park,
Alaska 99755
Denali Wildlife ~ Golden Eagle
The red fox is abundant, widely distributed over the United States. Relatively speaking, foxes can often be seen in national parks where they live. Red foxes hunt by smell, sight, and sound. They have excellent eyesight, a keen sense of smell and acute hearing. Sometimes they wait patiently for the sound of a mouse moving along its path in grass or snow and then pounce; at other times, hearing movement underground, they dig quickly and locate the prey by its scent.
