Denali Vehicle Management Plan finalized
There’s a new plan for managing bus and other traffic on the road into Denali National Park. The Park Service has released the plan and an environmental impact statement following
There’s a new plan for managing bus and other traffic on the road into Denali National Park. The Park Service has released the plan and an environmental impact statement following 4 years of studies and meetings. The process looked at numbers and schedules for the buses that move visitors along the 92 miles to Wonder Lake.
One group says the final plan deserves more considerations about long-term impacts to the park, and have asked for some portions of the plan to be revisited.
KTNA’s Lorien Nettleton has more
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