In 2021, a landslide cut Denali National Park’s only road in two; five years later a $230 million, 475-foot bridge has been built directly above the still-moving slope
- Pretty Rocks bridge (Image Credit: National Park Service)In August 2021, a massive landslide in Denali National Park and Preserve tore apart a section of the park's only road, cutting off vehicle access to destinations deep inside the Alaska wilderness.
- Five years later, a new bridge now spans the unstable ground where the road once crossed the slope.
- As reported by Alaska Public Media, the completion of the Pretty Rocks Bridge marks a major step toward restoring full use of the Denali Park Road.
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- Pretty Rocks bridge (Image Credit: National Park Service)In August 2021, a massive landslide in Denali National Park and Preserve tore apart a section of the park's only road, cutting off vehicle access to destinations deep inside the Alaska wilderness.
- Five years later, a new bridge now spans the unstable ground where the road once crossed the slope.
- As reported by Alaska Public Media, the completion of the Pretty Rocks Bridge marks a major step toward restoring full use of the Denali Park Road.
Sources: Times of India