Welcome to Denali National Park with Kent Cook!
The North Pole Newsroom is on a mission to bring you the most exciting Santa sightings this holiday season. Our fearless field reporter, Kent Cook, has bundled up for his latest adventure at Denali National Park in Alaska. With arms stuck straight out from wearing too many coats, Kent's hilarious escapade will leave you laughing as he tries to clap for Santa Claus flying through the sky!
Santa’s Early Christmas Gift
Santa Claus himself tipped off Kent Cook about this special sighting. Santa promised Kent an early Christmas present if he could make it to Denali and clap when Santa flew by. But in true Kent Cook fashion, a simple task turns into a comedic fiasco. Will Kent manage to alert Santa, or will his winter wardrobe prove to be too much? Watch the video to find out!
Discover Denali National Park
Located in the heart of Alaska, Denali National Park is home to the majestic Mt. McKinley, the highest peak in North America. This stunning landscape is a haven for wildlife, including brown bears and caribou, which roam the park’s vast wilderness. Keep an eye out for the rare Wood Frog, an extraordinary creature that freezes solid in winter and miraculously comes back to life in spring. It’s a magical place to celebrate the holiday season and spot Santa Claus soaring through the crisp Alaskan skies.
Join the Fun!
At I Spot Santa, we bring you closer to the magic of Christmas with fun videos, heartwarming stories, and a behind-the-scenes look at Santa’s adventures around the globe. Gather the family and experience the joy of spotting Santa from the comfort of your home. Don’t miss Kent Cook’s latest misadventure at Denali National Park—a blend of humor, holiday spirit, and breathtaking Alaskan beauty.
Watch now and share the joy of spotting Santa with your loved ones!
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DearSanta,
Please leave something special in Carol’s stocking this year.
Something real catchy…
Like maybe a mouse trap
filled with Limburger cheese…
Love,
Your biggest fan.
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Thank you Peggy, Merry Christmas!