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[ The National Park Service, the
I custodian of several of the most
scenic areas in Alaska, is planning
vigorously for the developments for
accomodation of visitors.
Mount McKinley, in the national
park of that name, is one of the
most spectacular mountains of
the world. It is the highest moun
tain on the North American con
tinent. and in fact rises higher
! above its base than any mounain
i anywhere. The great peaks of the
Andes and the Himalayas rise
from bases already well up in al
; titude. McKinley on the other
hand, on its north and west sides
rears its 20,300 feet in height from
a base only 2,500 to 3,000 feet
high. It is the real answer to the
question. ‘How high is Up?”
Hoads are being pushed rapidly
into the park area, under the
competent supervision of the Al
aska Road Commission, which co
! operates fully with the National
.Park Service in this work, A great
i highway is planned from the
park entrance, on the Alaska Rail- i
!road, to Mount Eielson, formerly
Iknwon as Copper Mountain Already
43 miles of this highway, event
ually to be 70 miles in length, have
been completed.
Work on the following five miles,
along the side of a mountain has
necessarily been slow and difficult
but when completed this section
will be one of the most scenic, j
affording the motorist an unex
celled view of Mount McKinley
and the great Mu Id row Glacier. j
Perhaps the contrasts of Alaska
delight almost as much as its
scenery. Last year, with this great
modern highway under construc
tion. an airplane service was in
troduced as an experiment. It
grew exceedingly popular and al- i
so gave visitors an opportunity to j
get a close-up viewy of the moun- j
tains and their great glaciers that
never could be obtained in any
other wav.
But while these modern means
of travel care for the summer vi- j
sitors, the park ran°era in their
winter patrols to protect the park
animals from poachers, travel on
snowshoes and bv doe-team. Last!
year 40 jp'w individual summer
v,nns for dors were c- ■.-mulcted of
wire netting, each doe being al
lowed a srmee of 10 V- 13 feet with
his own sleeping kemvd at the
’■•ear nf his pen it is necessary to
keep these animals in separate!
quarters, as they became restless
md quarrelsome during the 'Slim
mer when’ not used by the ran
gers.. I
Sitka. National Monument, an- j
other area under the jurisdiction
of the National Park Service, is at!
present time the easiest of ac- j
cess, located as it is near Juneau
and on the main steamship line.
This little area, a beautiful natural
park, contains some of the finest
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existing totem poles of Alaskan
Indians.
The Glacier Bay and Katmai
National Monuments are exceed
ingly interesting areas, the first, as
its name implies, containing great
j tidewater glaciers and the oher a
Ivolcanis region. Both are of .great
|scientific interest but neither is as
| yet accessible to visitors.
MUCH FREIGHT
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