moderate
8–10 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain for up to two miles and standing for extended periods.
Discover the awe-inspiring wilderness of Denali National Park with Tundra Trekkers on a full-day guided adventure from Fairbanks. Wildlife sightings, tundra walks, and mountain vistas await behind every turn—perfect for outdoor lovers seeking a genuine Alaskan experience.
$375 • All Ages • Includes Park Entrance • 2 Mile Hike • Meet Sled Dogs • Add a stop at a Brewery!
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Denali National Park on a full-day adventure! Enjoy a scenic drive, wildlife spotting, and a stunning two-mile tundra trek with views of Mt. Denali. Meet sled dogs, explore the Visitor Center, and savor local flavors at the 49th State Brewing Company for a memorable day.
Ten Hours
Embark on a scenic two-hour drive from Fairbanks to Denali National Park. Keep a lookout for wildlife along the way! Upon reaching the park entrance, we'll begin a breathtaking 15-mile drive leading us to Savage River, where we can enjoy an easy yet stunning two-mile tundra trek that offers a taste of the park's wilderness. On clear days, expect awe-inspiring views of Mt. Denali. After our hike, immerse yourself in the park's rich heritage by meeting the sled dogs and exploring the Visitor Center to learn more about its natural and cultural wonders. Before we bid farewell to this unforgettable experience, indulge in the option to stop at the renowned 49th State Brewing Company, adding a flavorful touch to our adventure-filled day!
Our private, small group adventures are designed to create lasting memories. With Tundra Trekkers, you'll get:
Please note that if you are staying in a local hotel, your tour guide will pick you up from there. If you are staying in an Airbnb or other private residence, your tour guide will meet you at the Walmart parking lot located at 537 Johansen Express Way Fairbanks 99701. All pickups will take place 15 minutes prior to your start time.
Weather in Denali can change rapidly; pack moisture-wicking and insulating layers for comfort.
Wildlife is abundant, and binoculars make spotting animals like moose and Dall sheep easier.
Tundra terrain can be uneven and muddy, so durable hiking boots are recommended.
Denali day trips fill quickly, especially in peak seasons—reserve ahead to secure your spot.
Denali was designated a national park in 1917 and named after the Koyukon word for 'The High One,' emphasizing its cultural significance.
Tundra Trekkers emphasizes Leave No Trace principles, ensuring minimal impact on this delicate ecosystem.
Layering helps manage changing temperatures and keeps you comfortable throughout the day.
winter|fall|spring|summer specific
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat protect against UV exposure at high altitudes and reflective snow.
summer specific
Weather can be unpredictable, so a waterproof jacket is key for staying dry.
spring|summer|fall specific
Capture wildlife sightings and stunning vistas from multiple viewpoints.
all specific