If you asked our pilots their favorite peak in the Alaska Range, you’d find a lot of them say Mt. Huntington. While not the tallest peak in the Alaska Range at 12,241ft (3,731m) it is one of the more technically challenging for climbing due to its sheer faces and steep ridges. | K2 Aviation

Mount Huntington is a dramatic 12,241-foot (3,731-meter) peak located within Denali National Park. Renowned for its steep, pyramid-like shape, the mountain’s face rises sharply from surrounding glaciers. While lower in elevation than others in the Alaska Range, it is a technically demanding peak. The first successful ascent was made in 1964 by a French expedition led by famed alpinist Lionel Terray, via the Northwest Ridge now named The French Ridge. | K2 Aviation