Denali National Park
Join us on a guided tour! Visiting Denali is an unforgettable experience.
Day Long Tours & Hikes
Explore denali with an expert guide
Go beyond the guide books and experience the parks through expert eyes. Book a day trip with a world class guide to show the best the parks have to offer to you, your family, or your small group. With your own dedicated guide, your trip can be catered to your exact interests and needs. After all, we’re all about creating good trips for every human.
Good Trip Adventures is an Authorized Permittee of Denali National Park.
$1995 per group
Spend a day with an expert guide in Denali. Trek into 6 million acres of boreal forest, tundra, and ice-capped mountains while learning about this area’s ecology.
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$1995 per group
Enjoy a hiking adventure in Denali State Park, one of Alaska’s best-kept secrets and the premier place to take in sweeping views of Denali Peak.
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Denali Multi-Day Adventures
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Discover Denali with a small, like-minded group. Our small group trips offer an intimate way to experience the park’s natural beauty.
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Connect with Nature: See less-traveled trails and stunning viewpoints
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Guided by Experts: Our guides share stories and insights to enrich your visit
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Personal Attention: Get the most out of your adventure with smaller groups
Whether you’re traveling solo or with friends, our small group trips provide the perfect balance of social interaction and personal exploration.
$5950 per person
August 2 – 9, 2027
Explore the very best Alaska has to offer – from the towering grandeur of North America’s highest peak to the coastal wonders of the Kenai Peninsula, you’ll find nonstop adventure on this Alaska trip.
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Custom Private Itineraries
Didn’t see what you were looking for? Book a Custom trip for The perfectly planned adventure.
We offer custom itineraries for families, friends, and corporate groups. Whether you want to camp in the backcountry or enjoy day trips while sleeping in comfortable hotels, we can plan the perfect adventure for your group! Explore some of our sample itineraries and contact us so we can plan your dream vacation!
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Region Overview
Alaska features an array of stunning scenery: from the snow-covered mountains of Denali, to the seaside glacial beauty of Kenai Fjords, bear spotting in Katmai, and beyond.
Our trips explore the geological, ecological, and human histories of these diverse lands.
Denali National Park
Denali National Park, home to North America’s tallest peak, offers breathtaking landscapes teeming with diverse wildlife and pristine wilderness. Explore its vast expanse through guided tours, where every turn reveals stunning vistas and unforgettable adventures.
Denali FAQ’s
Your Trip Questions Answered!
When is the best time to visit?
Alaska’s weather is most predictable between mid-June and early September, and that is also peak tourist season.
What will the weather be like?
In Alaska’s National Parks, the weather varies dramatically depending on the season and elevation. Summers are generally mild to warm, with daytime temperatures averaging in the 70s F, but can occasionally reach into the 80s F. Spring and fall bring fluctuating weather conditions, including chilly mornings and evenings, with daytime temperatures ranging from the 40s to 60s Fahrenheit. Visitors should be prepared for rapid weather changes and dress in layers accordingly throughout the year.
What highlights might I see?
- Depending on weather, road and weather conditions, you might see Denali, the tallest peak in North America, offering awe-inspiring views.
You may travel along Denali Park Road, a scenic drive providing access to stunning landscapes and wildlife sightings. We may take a hike along the scenic Savage River.
Will I see any wildlife?
You’ll have opportunities to see grizzly bears, moose, caribou, wolves, and Dall sheep in their natural habitat. Although wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, our guides understand the habits and habitats of these animals, which will help your chances of an encounter!
Should I combine this trip with another National Park?
Denali can be combined with Alaska’s other national parks, including Kenai Fjords, Katmai, Lake Clark, Gates of the Arctic, Kobuk Valley and Wrangell-St. Elias.
Are there any regulations I should know about?
Alaska’s parks do not require vehicle reservations or timed entry, however some are only accessible by plane and we suggest planning at least one year ahead. The closure of the Denali Park Road at Mile 43 is expected to remain in place through summer 2026.