Denali National Park Opens $230M Bridge Over Active Landslide After 5-Year Closure
Denali National Park in Alaska has unveiled a $230 million bridge that reconnects a road severed by a landslide five years ago. The 475-foot steel truss structure was engineered to span unstable, actively shifting ground. The bridge currently allows hikers and cyclists to cross, with full bus service expected to resume by 2027. The project represents a permanent solution to restoring access to the park's remote western areas.
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