Alaska, the "Last Frontier," is a haven for adventurous souls. From the rugged interior to the wild shores, it is true wilderness that boasts a variety of mountain ranges, many containing truly ...

The Ruth Glacier sweeps down from the tallest mountain in North America carrying megatons of compacted ice between the vast granite ridges of the Denali National Park. Explorer Bradford Washburn ...

An aerial view of the Ruth Glacier in Denali National Park and Preserve (Martin Truffer) Denali National Park's famously beautiful Ruth Gorge might be the deepest such chasm in North America.

As a result, they propose the ice to be between 610 and 960 meters (2,000-3,150 feet) thick along the glacier's centerline within the gorge – and the total depth around 2,465 meters.

Chloe Steiner, a mountain guide, descended into a cave inside Ruth Glacier.Credit... Supported by By Raymond Zhong Photographs by Jason Gulley As his bush plane circled the craggy peaks of the ...

Two climbers became stranded on Ruth Glacier in Denali National Park and Preserve on May 21 after their ropes got damaged and they lost gear, park officials said. National Park Service Two ...

Advertising The ice of Ruth Glacier first gathers in a vast field rimmed by towering granite ridges, the names of which — Moose’s Tooth, Bear’s Tooth, Eye Tooth — give some sense of their ...

Two climbers spent the night on a glacier in an Alaska national park after becoming stranded, rangers said. The climbers were on the Ruth Glacier in Denali National Park and Preserve when they ...