Alaska RangeMap of Alaska Range Click on red triangle icons for links to other ranges.
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Major Peaks of the Alaska Range| Ten Highest Peaks | | Rank | Peak Name | ft | m | Range4 | | 1. | Mount McKinley | 20,320 | 6194 | West-Central Alaska Range | | 2. | Mount Foraker | 17,400 | 5304 | West-Central Alaska Range | | 3. | Peak 15800 | 15,800+ | 4816+ | West-Central Alaska Range | | 4. | Mount Hunter | 14,573 | 4442 | West-Central Alaska Range | | 5. | Mount Hayes | 13,832 | 4216 | Hayes Range | | 6. | Kahiltna Peaks-East | 13,440 | 4097 | West-Central Alaska Range | | 7. | Mount Hunter-Middle Peak | 13,400+ | 4084+ | West-Central Alaska Range | | 8. | The Fin | 13,300+ | 4054+ | West-Central Alaska Range | | 9. | Mount Silverthrone | 13,220 | 4029 | West-Central Alaska Range | | 10. | Mount Moffit | 13,020 | 3968 | Hayes Range | | Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included. |
Photos of Peaks in the Alaska Range | | Mount McKinley: Climbers make their way along the very summit ridge of the South Peak of Mt. McKinley, nearing the 20,320' top of North America. |
 | | Mount Foraker: Mount Foraker from the West Buttress of Mount McKinley |
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