Denali National Park, Alaska
Fall hits Subarctic climates differently. It’s not just the trees that change (though pine trees remain consistently green regardless). The tundra seems to adopt the same colors you’d traditionally see sprouting up on maples, oaks and some of the brightest trees in the fall. Denali National Park in the scenic wilderness of Alaska has a sprawling tundra that turns vibrant shades of red, fuchsia and yellow. It’s also home to around 350 grizzly bears that wander around the open tundra and wade in the gravel along streams. It’s here where they can fish and teach their young how to properly hunt.
