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Quote: Denali National Park & Preserve is home to North America’s highest peak of the same name although you will hear many refer to her at Mount McKinley. Locals however, prefer her native name, Mount Denali. … Read More
Quote: When traveling through Denali, something that many people don’t realize is that you can’t drive through it with your own car, like you can in Yellowstone or Yosemite. In order to tour Denali, you’ll need a bus… Read More
Quote: Many people try to view Mt. McKinley from inside Denali National Park. Often, it's very cloudy, and you're very lucky if you get to see it. Don't despair. If you visit the park and miss seeing Denali, and… Read More
Quote: My wife and I did the float trip down the Nenana River. This trip was a guided rafting trip. There were rapids, but the guide avoided most of them. We got splashed a little near the end, though. The tour company… Read More
Quote: Generally, we look for the good in everything and are not complainers, but this eight hour bus ride on a school bus was torture.If you are one who fears high mountain roads with sheer drops, you will be beside… Read More
Quote: Several companies offer flightseeing tours of Denali National Park from the small airports in the the towns of Talkeetna and Healy. Although Talkeetna is more than 60 air miles south of the entrance to the park,… Read More
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Quote: In an area filled with tacky souvenir shops selling a lot of junk, there are a few standouts. Three Bears Gallery, along with the Arctic Traveler's Gift Shop in Fairbanks, is one of the best gift and souvenir… Read More
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Quote: We knew that after Anchorage we'd only be allowed one bag each (carry-on size) and we wanted to maximize. So we headed to the Anchorage Mall about 3 blocks from the hotel. The Mall has several stories and… Read More
Quote: Debarking in Seward we boarded motor coaches to head to Anchorage. Passengers were split up between plane, train and bus at this point. Although we’d been anxious to reach Denali in retrospect I think we had… Read More