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- Photo by Keith McPheeters, Expedition Team Leader, Cops on Top Law Enforcement Memorial Climbing Team.Denali (Mount McKinley), taken from the west approximately June 1999. View of Denali's West Buttress, West Rib, and the Valley of Death as seen from the Kahiltna Glacier.
- Photo by Dave ZawalskiDenali, looking South/South-West
- Photo by Josh GarnerClose up of the South summit of Denali (20,320 ft)
Josh Garner has also submitted 4 other photos.
- Photo by Phillip NormanView of lenticular clouds over Mt McKinley and the West Buttress from Camp 3 at 14,200'. Taken on 10th June 2006.
Phillip Norman has also submitted 9 other photos.
- Photo by ortwin volckeOn the Kahiltna glaciar. First camp.
ortwin volcke has also submitted 18 other photos.
- Photo by Talkeetna Air Taxi, uploaded by flytatDeHavilland Beaver headed to Mt. McKinley.
flytat has also submitted 2 other photos.
- Photo by saysaidAriel Photo of Mt. McKinley and a glacier in July 2005
saysaid has also submitted 29 other photos.
- Photo by tbacon251A great photo of Foraker, Hunter and Denali in May 2010. Although the blade may seem to distract from the photo, anyone who has flown onto the Kahiltna Glacier in preparation to climb Denali will be reminded of the experience. What a great view that day!
- Photo by Tobias EliassonTaken from Eielson Visitor Center on July 2000. We had very good weather. The mountain was totally visible for eight hours, which is very unusual in July.
- Photo by Thomas H. Knox, DMDThe photo was take around 10:00AM from the road turnoff near Sunshine. There is a nice place there to view the mountain. The photo was taken with a 5 mg Sony DSC F707. Lens set to automatic. This photo is very large and we took three views in order to make a mural for my dental office. I croped the picture to reshape the frame and make it a smaller file. I have many photos on the alaska cam site. 1999, 2003, and 2005 Iditarod. The link is NOT my web site , they just show my pictures.
- Photo by Tom BuzekThis is the south face of Mt. McKinley, now called Denali, meaning "The Great One". It was an absolutely beautiful clear day with winds from the east blowing snow off the peak. This is one of my favorite mountains to take pictures and I have many shots of it from different perspectives and seasons.
Tom Buzek has also submitted 4 other photos.
- Photo by Richard ThompsonView of Mt. McKinley during Sept. of 2005. While we were heading south on an unknown road,around 11 A.M., it appeared out of nowhere. It was cloudy all morning except for about ten minutes, long enough for us to get this shot.
- Photo by Camille GambaMt. McKinley taken from the Mt. McKinley Princess Lodge at approximately 9:30 p.m. on May 21,2006.
- Photo by Gregory GusseSouth and North Peaks of Mt. McKinley from near Browne Tower looking up Harper Glacier towards Farthing Horn and Denali Pass.
Gregory Gusse has also submitted 17 other photos.
- Photo by Hazel EriksonThis photo was taken upon our arrival to Denali in May of '07. What a gorgeous place with the river in the foreground!
Hazel Erikson has also submitted 14 other photos.
- Photo by Hazel EriksonThis photo was taken of Mt McKinley while inside of Denali National Park during May of 2007.
Hazel Erikson has also submitted 14 other photos.
- Photo by Hazel EriksonI took this shot of Mount McKinley from the plane while we were above the clouds.
Hazel Erikson has also submitted 14 other photos.
- Photo by Mountain Climber, AK, uploaded by Mountain Hiker, AKMount McKinley. My dad took this photo on the way to Barrow.
Mountain Hiker, AK has also submitted 15 other photos.
- Photo by Earl RedmanDenali from the Muldrow Glacier in 1975. The Lower Icefall is in the shadowed area above camp and the Great Icefall is in the shadowed area beyond. Between is the Hill of Cracks. Denali's north summit is the dominant peak with the main south summit a snow dome to the left.
Earl Redman has also submitted 41 other photos.
- Photo by Earl RedmanThe 12,100 saddle on Karstens Ridge in 1975. The rocky area at the base of the clouds is the Coxcomb
Earl Redman has also submitted 41 other photos.
- Photo by Earl RedmanWe were forced to camp in this crevasse at Browne Tower by a very strong windstorm and a very hard and icy surface in April 1975. We stayed here for three days. The crevasse less than 3-feet wide at the surface.
Earl Redman has also submitted 41 other photos.
- Photo by saysaidariel photo of Mt. McKinley in July 2005
saysaid has also submitted 29 other photos.
- Photo by saysaidaerial photo of the north face of the mountain.
saysaid has also submitted 29 other photos.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakKalhitna International (sic!) Airport - almost all expeditions land here to start their climb
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakOur first camp (7800') from now on every night will require some digging and icewall building before we can pitch our tents - really hard job at higher altitude :)
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakMe running ;) up the hill while pulling 60 pounds worth of food and gas (not to mention 50 pounds backpack haha)
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakOn the West Buttress (the easiest route) towards high camp (17000')
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakAll that effort (and money haha ;) for this one photo on the top of the North America
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakYou can tell that the expedition was a tough one when on your way down, after 2 weeks, you carry 40 pounds of empty gas and food packaging :)
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
- Photo by Adam MajchrzakThe view from my tent in high camp - tomorrow the big day :)
Adam Majchrzak has also submitted 23 other photos.
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