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Denali, the highest peak in North America, towers over 6000 meters above sea level in the state of Alaska. This magnificent peak is perpetually snow-capped and rises dramatically from the surrounding tundra, creating one of the most awe-inspiring natural spectacles in the United States.
In a landscape sparsely populated with people but covered in spruce forests, taiga, tundra, and lakes, a singular physical force reigns supreme – the 20,310 ft imposing elevation of Denali, the mountain that dominates its eponymous national park in Alaska.
For those who have always dreamed of immersing themselves in the wild without sacrificing comfort, this might be the ultimate escape. Luxury vacation rental company Stay One Degree is offering anAlaska chaletsituated in a secluded mountain location surrounded by panoramic vistas, featuring upscale touches at every turn.
Most visitors come to Denali National Park in Alaska during the summer when daytime temperatures usually range from the 50s to 60s degrees Fahrenheit. However, temperatures can occasionally climb to 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius). The nights tend to cool down 10 to 20 degrees, leading to an average daily temperature range of about 22 degrees in the summer.