• Denali National Park - Exploring with a knowledgeable local naturalist offers a fantastic opportunity to understand the intricate relationships between plants, animals, and humans amidst the breathtaking wilderness of Alaska. The boreal forest at lower elevations transitions into unique subarctic ecosystems such as taiga and tundra. The hike covers more distance but is slightly shorter in duration. Participants can expect to traverse 4-6 miles and ascend 1500-1800 feet in elevation.

Note: This tour frequently takes place in areas just outside the National Park, allowing for off-trail mountain exploration and access to more remote locations with diverse terrain. Drop-off at the train depot is available in time for the 12:30 pm train departure.

• Trekking poles
• Professional guide
• Rain gear & over boots available

• Gratuities
• Snacks

This tour is designed for active travelers eager to delve deeper into the mountains. Participants will hike 4–6 miles, gaining 1,500–1,800 feet in elevation on both unimproved trails and off-trail paths. The journey includes exploring forested river areas, brushy sub-alpine tundra, and stunning alpine tundra with glacial features. The tour remains fully narrated and interpretive, offering ample time to immerse in the diverse ecosystems and breathtaking scenery. Note: The tour often operates just outside Denali National Park on public and remote lands, providing access to a broader range of terrain. Participants will be returned to the train depot in time for the 12:30 pm departure.

• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
• Not recommended for child aged 15 and under
• Due to uneven surfaces, this tour is not recommended for those with walking disabilities
• Unfit travellers
• Health problems

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.