Alaskan national park or peak

Usage examples of denali.

But Denali had also become a popular vacation resort, first appealing mainly to Human Polity winter-sports fans (including the famous Remillard clan of New Hamp­shire) and later attracting hordes of like-minded Poltroyans as well.

On the very brink of their great adventure she had spoken casually of her own experiences as a native of Denali, and they had laughed together over the unex­pected mutual reminiscences.

The place was typical of the subnivean hollows that gave the Denali planetary park its name: an irregular cave as big as a good-sized room, melted from the permanent icefield by the heat of a small geothermal spring.

Rogi had tossed in two Aqua Pura tablets for seasoning, since Denali bred tough microorganisms as well as tough colonials.

I had felt compelled to avoid Denali during her first-cycle sojourn here.

I had it on the night that I was unceremoniously translated from the planet Denali to Earth at the truncated end of my skiing holiday and commanded to resume writing these Memoirs.

The new world will be called Denali, after the highest mountain in Alaska, and a precedent-setting compromise amendment will allow unlim­ited immigration from Canada and Greenland and the Arc­tic areas of Europe and Asia after the initial wave of Yank settlers takes first dibs.

It's unlikely that Denali will ever attract a large enough population to warrant true cosmopolitan sta­tus.

The illicit child had undoubtedly been conceived during the Denali trip, and Teresa had very likely worked the whole thing out in advance as carefully as block­ing the stage moves in one of her operas.

On Friday morning there was an important Assembly session debating the Denali colonization, and he had made his mind up that Teresa was only hiding and that she'd turn up .

The illuminated office windows of the Denali Institute of Metapsychology made squarish golden patterns on the white quadrangle.

Just east, the sky was all but blotted out by the mass the locals called Denali, or just The Mountain.

Compared to Denali, it seemed almost tame, and its beauty somewhat ordinary beside The Mountain's magnificence.

There were smaller peaks ranging between what they called No Name and Denali, and there were larger, rolling back, spearing up, all in a jagged, layered wall against the sky.

Summer climbs on Denali and Deborah, if I remember, when he first came.