1. Denali is a national park located in Alaska, USA, and is home to the tallest mountain in North America, Mount Denali. The park spans over 6 million acres, and is known for its breathtaking scenery, diverse wildlife, and unique geological features. Visitors can explore the park through hiking, cycling, camping, or taking a guided tour to see glaciers and wildlife such as grizzly bears, wolves, and moose.

Anchorage, on the other hand, is the largest city in Alaska, and is a bustling metropolitan area that serves as a gateway to the state’s wilderness areas. The city has a unique blend of modern amenities and traditional Alaskan culture, making it a popular destination for tourists. Visitors can explore local museums, dine on fresh seafood, hike in nearby mountain ranges, or embark on a wildlife tour.

2. Denali National Park is open year-round, but the majority of facilities and activities are only available from mid-May through mid-September. The park’s visitor center is open daily from 8am-6pm during peak season (late May through mid-September), and from 9am-4pm during the remainder of the year. For more information, visitors can call (907) 683-9532.

For Anchorage, working hours for most museums and cultural centers are from 9am-5pm, with some extending their hours during the summer season. Restaurants and other businesses may have varying operating hours, so it’s best to check ahead. Visitors can call the Anchorage Visitor Information Center at (907) 257-2363 for more information.

3. Admission to Denali National Park is $35 per private vehicle, or $20 per individual if arriving by foot, bicycle, or motorcycle. There are also several tour operators that offer transportation and guided tours through the park, with costs varying depending on the itinerary and provider. Visitors can find more information on the park’s website.