Range. Major peaks Denali (20,310 ft/ 6,190.5 m) Mount Foraker (17,400 ft/ 5,304 m) Mount Hunter (14,573 ft/ 4,442 m) Mount Hayes (13,832 ft/ 4,216 m) Mount Silverthrone (13,218 ft/ 4,029 m) Mount Moffit (13,020 ft/ 3,970 m) Mount Deborah (12,339 ft/ 3,761 m) Mount Huntington (12,240 ft/ 3,730 m) Mount Brooks (11,890 ft/ 3,624 m) Mount Russell (11,670 ft/ 3,557 m) Subranges (from west to east) Neacola Mountains Revelation Mountains Teocalli Mountains Kichatna Mountains Central Alaska Range/Denali Massif Eastern Alaska Range/Hayes Range Delta Mountains Mentasta Mountains Nutzotin Mountains Documented wilderness traverses of Alaska Range Mentasta Lake to Kitchatna Mountains (1981): Scott Woolums, George Beilstein, Steve Eck, and Larry Coxen by skis: first traverse. in 45 days. Canada to Lake Clark (1996): Roman Dial, Carl Tobin, and Paul Adkins by mountain bike and packraft: first full-length traverse. in 42 days. Tok to Lake Clark (1996): Kevin Armstrong, Doug Woody, and Jeff Ottmers by snowshoe, foot, and packraft: first foot traverse. in 90 days. Lake Clark to Mentasta Lake (2016): Gavin McClurg by paraglider and foot: first vol-biv (fly/camp) traverse. in 37 days. Cantwell/Yakutat to Unimak Island (2020): Quoc Nguyen and Dan Binde by foot and packraft. 2,500 miles (4,023 km) in 120 days. See also Summit Lake, Alaska References Further reading Churkin, M., Jr., and C. Carter. (1996). Stratigraphy, structure, and graptolites of an Ordovician and Silurian sequence in the Terra Cotta Mountains, Alaska Range, Alaska [U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1555]. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey. Landforms of Bethel Census Area, Alaska Landforms of Copper River Census Area, Alaska Landforms of Southeast Fairbanks Census Area, Alaska Landforms of Yukon–Koyukuk Census Area, Alaska Mountain ranges of Yukon Mountains of Denali Borough, Alaska Mountains of Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska Mountains of Lake and Peninsula Borough, Alaska Mountains of Matanuska-Susitna Borough, Alaska Mountains of Unorganized Borough, Alaska