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Inside Denali National Park and Preserve is a story about wayfarers in the heart of Alaska- campground hosts who quickly become enchanted with the savage River Campground in Denali Park and Preserve, its history, its wildlife, and its guests to the campground from all over the world. The campground is near the location of the first tent camp in the park where visitors came by horse and later touring car from the railway station twelve miles away. it's the first place along the park road where Mt. Mckinley, the highest mountain on the North American continent, can be seen. The stories of the…mehr

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Inside Denali National Park and Preserve is a story about wayfarers in the heart of Alaska- campground hosts who quickly become enchanted with the savage River Campground in Denali Park and Preserve, its history, its wildlife, and its guests to the campground from all over the world. The campground is near the location of the first tent camp in the park where visitors came by horse and later touring car from the railway station twelve miles away. it's the first place along the park road where Mt. Mckinley, the highest mountain on the North American continent, can be seen. The stories of the early visitors- their desires to see wildlife and the mountain-are much the same as those of current campers. The people who are passers-by of this place may leave a legacy or a footprint, but they all take with them memories of a very special place.
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Valerie Winans, a retired state government manager, wife, daughter, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, lives in Traverse City, Michigan. She remains active after retirement both at her church and in the community. She is an alumnus of Northwestern Michigan College, and author of Alaska's Savage River: Inside Denali National Park and Preserve. Road Trip with Remington Beagle: Michigan to Alaska and Back was born from a travel blog written by Remington Beagle during the many trips from Michigan to Alaska and back. Remington's unique story telling style was enjoyed by many, and requests for his travel insight generated this anecdote.