Denali 3D terrain model

About this model

North America’s highest peak (6,190 m) rises from tundra and ice in the Alaska Range, one of the greatest base-to-summit rises of any mountain on land. The Kahiltna and Ruth glaciers wind around it in long rivers of ice.

The frame is 40 km across, centred on 63.0692° N, 151.0070° W. Open it in the editor to change the style, exaggerate the height, turn it into a circle, or move the frame — then download it for your 3D printer, as a poster or as a 360° video.

Elevation

Highest point

6,125 m20,095 ft

Lowest point

794 m2,605 ft

Relief

5,331 mtop to bottom

Average height

2,340 macross the frame

Area

40 × 40 km1,600 km²

Highest point at

63.0692° N, 151.0049° Wfrom the elevation data

Measured on the same elevation grid as the model (Terrain Tiles, AWS Open Data). Summit heights can read a little lower than surveyed ones because each sample averages a small area.