moderate
1.5 hours
Moderate fitness recommended to enjoy the ride comfortably and handle the ATV controls.
Harness the thrill of an Alaska ATV tour through Denali National Park’s rugged terrain. Perfect for beginners, this 10-mile ride reveals breathtaking vistas you can’t reach on foot.
Tear through the tundra on twisty trails that take terrific turns!
Experience the thrill of exploring Alaska's stunning landscapes on an ATV tour! Covering 10 miles in just 1.5 hours, this adventure allows you to reach breathtaking spots that hiking can't. With expert guides and easy-to-drive vehicles, even beginners can enjoy the excitement of the trails.
Get a Park experince that you wouldn't be able to on a hike!
Total tour covers about 10 miles with 1½ hours on the trails
You will get a park experience – same mountains, same animals, same taiga and tundra! ATVs make it possible to see more and to get to places that would take hours to hike.
All automatic transmission & 4X4 ATVs
Our experienced and patient guides will happily facilitate your experience to make you as comfortable as possible. You will also complete a short practice session prior to the main tour. No experience is necessary to take the single ATVs. There is an obstacle course that mimics some of the trail conditions that you will go through before you get on the trails. If you are feeling uncomfortable after the obstacle course, alert the guides so that they can switch you to another unit. The Side by Side ATVs are very easy to drive because they drive just like a car!
Alaska State law requires all ATV drivers to be 16 years of age or older. Our policy: Single ATV – 18 to drive, but 16 with parental permission and valid Driver’s License. Side-by-Side ATV – 18 to drive with a valid Driver’s License.
• Single Rider ATV(16+) - $159.65 (includes a required 3% land use fee) • Side by Side ATV - $257.50 (includes a required 3% land use fee)
2.5 hours Total - 1.5 hours on the trails
Temperatures in Denali can change quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable.
UV rays are strong in open landscapes—use sunscreen and wear sunglasses.
Carry water to stay hydrated during the 1.5-hour ride, especially in summer.
For safety and the best experience, always listen carefully to your guide's directions.
Denali National Park was first established in 1917 to protect the unique Alaskan wilderness including its wildlife and landscapes.
Tour operators in Denali emphasize sustainable practices to minimize trail impact and preserve the fragile tundra ecosystem.
Protects your head and is required for safety on all ATV tours.
Keeps you dry and warm during wet or windy spring conditions.
spring specific
Provides protection and grip while operating the ATV and navigating rough terrain.
Shields your eyes from glare and dust on sunny rides.
summer specific