Must-Do’s on Your Alaska Trip

Seward to Prudhoe Bay is 970 miles

Among the many things to do in Alaska there are some MUST DO things in this state that should be included in your itinerary. In the most popular destinations like Anchorage, Seward, Denali and Fairbanks, we will list for you, the top attractions for you to make your vacation unique among all others. Continue reading

Environmental Awareness and Conservation

Dall sheep of Denali National ParkDenali Lodges and Alaska Denali Tours participates in the ‘Dollars-A-Day for Conservation’ program. We encourage our guests to donate $2 per day of their stay with us in Denali National Park to help support conservation efforts in the Denali area. This is voluntary contribution. All the contributions we collect are given to various organizations for the benefit of Denali National Park, towards conservation and preservation of wilderness in and around Denali National Park. Continue reading

The Unbeatable Denali Escape

The Unbeatable Denali Escape

Day 1 – Anchorage to Denali Park Entrance:

Standard Cedar cabin exteriorBoard Anchorage Denali Express motorcoach in Anchorage heading to Denali Cabins near Park entrance; upon arrival check into your own private Cedar Cabin. The afternoon is free to explore; take advantage of the free shuttles to the Denali Park Visitor’s Center, or the McKinley village. Or alternatively indulge in optional activities such as a Jet Boat Safari, Rafting Tour, Flightseeing Tour, or Glacier Landing Tour – this is just a fraction of what is available. Overnight at Denali Cabins. Continue reading

Decisions – Decisions; how to choose an Alaskan Vacation.

helicopter glacier hikeFirst; Choose what your adventure would excite you the best, this is where your dreams come true. Did you want to fish Alaska, view bears, marvel at North Americas’ tallest mountain as you sore around it on a flight seeing tour?  Would you like to see whales? Continue reading

Best Bear Viewing Adventure Tours In Alaska

Alaska Bear ViewingLet’s face it, almost all visitors to Alaska want to see wildlife, and most of all bears. Bears can be pretty elusive; if you live in a more populated area of Alaska, you may not see a bear for years.  You’ll always see plenty of moose – practically outside your doorstep, but bears are a little harder to find. To see bears in Alaska, you need to Continue reading