The interior of Alaska is basically a large wilderness area with high mountains in the Brooks Range with the
Alaska Native village
Anaktuvuk to the north, the Alaska Range with Mount Denali in the center and the Ray Mountains to the east.
The northern
part is mainly permafrost and tundra, where large reindeer herds roam.
A few roads, some of them unpaved, connect the few cities like
Fairbanks, Delta Junction, Tok and Healy.
The climate is wildly extreme with subzero temps in winter and hot and sweaty conditions
in the mosquito rich summer.
Most popular is
Denali National Park, but expect fantastic panoramas everywhere and prepare
to meet wildlife like moose, reindeer, black bear eagle and foxes along and even on the road.