moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should have basic hiking fitness as the tour involves walking on uneven terrain and some elevation changes.
Join a private photography tour in Denali National Park to capture Alaska’s striking landscapes and wild residents with expert guidance. Discover the perfect spots and techniques for stunning images.
Unleash the photographer within you!
#About
Take home awe-inspiring photographs of Alaska! Come discover and capture the unique beauty of the interior while receiving personalized photography instruction. With a maximum of 4 participants per tour, you will have a premier photography experience featuring panoramic landscapes, majestic mountains, and reflection ponds.
Our photo guides are professional photographers and expert light-wranglers; they will be your location scout and instructor – seeking out the best locations and the most dramatic lighting in real-time. You will be provided with individualized instruction so you can hone your skills as you capture beautiful images that will last a lifetime.
During this excursion, your guide will drive you to multiple locations and you will stop to get outside and shoot pictures. Stops will be made for wildlife sightings.
#Notes: -The main focus of this tour is landscape photography. If we are lucky enough to find wildlife, we will take the opportunity to photograph them. Instruction topics may also include portraits, pets, sporting events, editing, etc. -Activity level is easy. -This trip is suitable for all skill levels and all cameras, including smartphones.
#Rates
Adult (Ages 13+) - $199 Child (Ages 8 -12) - $139
#Duration:
3.25 hours
Begin your day around sunrise to capture soft, golden light and avoid harsh shadows on Denali’s peaks.
Alaska’s weather can change rapidly, so wear moisture-wicking layers and waterproof gear to stay comfortable.
A tripod is crucial for low-light shots and long exposures, especially during dawn and dusk sessions.
Maintain a safe distance from wildlife to avoid disturbance and ensure your safety during encounters.
Denali National Park was established in 1917 to protect the region’s unique ecosystem and Native heritage.
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve the park’s pristine environment and wildlife habitats.
Provides high-quality images and control over exposure settings.
Keeps feet dry and provides support on uneven or wet terrain.
spring|summer|fall specific
Essential for stable long exposure shots and low-light photography.
Helps maintain warmth during cooler or unpredictable weather.
fall|winter|spring specific