Today we went back into the park to do a 2 mile mosey but before that we stopped at the Visitors Center. Denali is partnering with Subaru to make it a zero landfill park. In other words everything must be recyclable. Our water came in aluminum cans and they can be recycled in 60 days to new cans. Subaru is also partnering with Grand Tetons and Yosemite. Had a nice talk with the young man and he said that Subaru has had zero trash in the last 15 years at it automotive plant and has produced over 300,000 vehicles in that time. I feel so much better about my Subaru!
Our mosey was at Savage Trail. It is the last stop on the 15 miles that POVs are allowed on the road into Denali. Although there were too many people to see any of the large animals we saw earlier in the week it was still a nice walk. And even though there were other people on the trail we could still “hear the quiet”. So enjoy the pictures:-)
Just a Raven sitting on a rock
Can you hear the water? Very cold glacial runoff.
Wanted to prove I was actually there.
Dave and I have matching jackets 🙂
Hi I’m a squirrel what are you?
I think you are a long way from the ocean.
This is what the glacial runoff looks like. It will never fill with water from side to side but every year make a new runoff pattern.
Lichen on the bridge.
I see you can you see me?
I think this is a baby Ptarmigan.
Travels with Beau and Bailey 