Scheduling
Planning any vacation can be
difficult. Arrivals and departures, beginnings and endings, connections,
vouchers: it makes your head spin. Luckily, we’re here to help.
The Denali National Park entrance
offers many exciting tours and activities. Consult the
charts and
descriptions below to help you plan how
you’d like to spend your time.
Dotted lines indicate different means
of arrival and departure. Colored rectangles are tours. To figure out what you
can do and when, simply find the line for your arrival or departure method, then
pick activities that are to the right (arrival) or left (departure). Activities
that occupy the same vertical space occur at the same time, so you’ll have to
pick one or the other.
A few quick notes:
- If you’re driving to the park, when you arrive or depart is up to you. See
an early activity that you’d like to catch? Hit the road early!
- Flightseeing tours by airplane are not on a fixed schedule. If you’re
interested, give us a call. We’ll figure it out.
Arrival

Departure

Take the most complete one-day tour
of Denali National Park. Travel the
entire length of the 95-mile park road as your driver/guide teaches you about
the park and helps you spot wildlife. Includes many small breaks and a long stop
for lunch and various activities at
Denali Backcountry Lodge.
Our lodge can only be reached by
private bus because it’s located at the very end of the restricted park road. If
you’re staying at the lodge, please realize that you’ll need to either
arrive via car or motorcoach or plan to stay the night at the
park entrance if you’re arriving via train.
Helicopter tours let you fly low to
the ground and land just about anywhere. We recommend these for people who want
to hike in very remote places without backpacking for a week to get there.
Options include:
Alaska has wide, ever-changing,
beautiful rivers that wind through mountain valleys. These rafting trips range
from raging rapids to gentle floats.
Take a 3-hour round trip river ride
on a covered, heated powerboat. Travel to a remote trapper’s camp where you’ll
pan for gold and enjoy a warm snack.
Meet champion Iditarod race dogs,
play with husky puppies, and learn about life as a musher on this 1.5 hour tour
with Iditarod champion Jeff King.
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