Denali
20,308 ft elevation
summit
Peak-bagging in Alaska
Peaks tracks 1,514 destinations in Alaska, including 114 named summits. The highest cataloged summit is Denali at 20,308 ft. 32 of the state's destinations are in Denali National Park, more than in any other protected area in the catalog.
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Protected areas
Where these peaks sit
Denali National Park
Protected area
32 places
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Denali Wilderness Area
Wilderness
22 places
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park
Protected area
21 places
Photo: Mr. David Sinson, NOAA, Office of Coast Survey / Public domain
Wrangell-Saint Elias Wilderness Area
Wilderness
20 places
Photo: NPS / Public domain
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Tongass National Forest
National forest
15 places
Glacier Bay National Park
Protected area
9 places
Photo: LucasBrown / CC BY-SA 3.0
Straight answers
Common questions
- Can I track peak-bagging progress in Alaska with Peaks?
- Yes. The Peaks iPhone app records reached summits, distance, elevation gain, time, photos, and trip notes. The Alaska guide helps you choose what to climb next.
- How many peaks are in the Peaks catalog for Alaska?
- Peaks lists 114 destinations tagged as summits in Alaska. The full state catalog has 1,514 mountain destinations, including trailheads, lakes, and viewpoints.
- What is the highest peak in Alaska?
- Denali is the highest summit in the Peaks catalog for Alaska at 20,308 ft.
- Which protected area in Alaska has the most cataloged destinations?
- Denali National Park has 32 linked destinations, the most of any protected area in the Peaks catalog for Alaska.
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