easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should have basic mobility and tolerance for sitting for extended periods
Discover the stunning beauty of Denali National Park on a private Scenic Wilderness Float. Gentle waters, breathtaking scenery, and wildlife encounters make this experience a must-do for outdoor enthusiasts visiting Alaska.
Enjoy a gorgeous tour along the natural boundary of Denali National Park
Embark on a serene rafting adventure through Denali's breathtaking wilderness, where the Yanert Fork River meets the Nenana River. Experience stunning views of Mount Fellows and Pyramid Mountain while navigating gentle class II and mild class III rapids. Perfect for families, this trip promises unforgettable moments in Alaska's natural beauty.
This trip begins at Denali Park Village in the midst of local lodges. Your river raft will drift slowly away and leave you with an intimate encounter of Denali’s wilderness.
Enjoy the Alaskan splendor as we view the Yanert Fork River merging with the waters of the Nenana River below the Musher’s Monument, a natural rock formation distinctly resembling a musher driving a sled and team of dogs.
While passing by Mount Fellows and Pyramid Mountain, watch for a variety of wildlife and enjoy class II and mild class III whitewater rapids. This trip is perfect for families with small children and those wanting a bit less splash.
Gore-tex dry suits and neoprene booties are provided.
• Adult - $140 • Child - $90 *Child rate is for ages 5-11. Children must meet the minimum requirements: weight 50 lbs or more and height of 4 feet 3 inches (129.5 cm) or taller.
Guides will perform a final fit check. If the dry suit does not provide a secure, watertight seal at the neck and wrists, the tour operator may need to deny participation on the day of the tour for safety reasons. In such cases, a full refund will be issued. *
3.5 hours, including staging and shuttle transfers
Weather can change quickly in Alaska; dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the float.
Binoculars enhance your chances of spotting distant wildlife like eagles and moose along the riverbanks.
Protect yourself from sun exposure, especially on clear days when UV levels are high.
Wildlife is most active during early morning hours, so plan to be at the launch spot ahead of time.
Denali National Park was established in 1917 as Mount McKinley National Park, and it has been a protected area for over a century, preserving Alaska’s wilderness.
Denali Adventure Tours practices environmentally responsible tourism, minimizing impact and supporting local conservation efforts to protect wildlife habitats.
Keeps you dry from splashes and unexpected rain during the float.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Provides good grip and protection while launching and landing from the boat.
summer|fall specific
Protects your skin from UV rays during extended outdoor exposure.
summer specific
Enhances wildlife viewing opportunities along the riverbanks.