Denali Highway Jeep Excursion

Overview

Come explore the Denali Highway with us! Drive a new 4-door Jeep Wrangler or ride as a passenger, all while experiencing scenic views of Denali, the Alaska Range, and glaciers! 4 hours in length, not including lodging transfer. Open seasonally May through September.

City: Denali National Park

Fri 01 Aug

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Starting at $199.99

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Fri 01 Aug

Starting at $199.99

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What's Included

Light refreshments

All taxes, fees and handling charges

Professional guide

Snacks

Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Specialized infant seats are available
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
All Drivers must be 25 years of age or older and must have valid Drivers License
Parties of 1 or 2 may be paired with others in a Jeep and may share driving
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Diane B

Aug 2019

We arrived in Denali in the mid afternoon yesterday and immediately took this Jeep excursion. Kailyn was our leader and she efficiently divided us up and assigned us to our jeeps. Soon we were off and driving along the Denali Highway. Her extensive knowledge of animals, their habitat and the Alaskan habitat made her the ideal guide. Kailyn was friendly, calm, knowledgeable. Even when a purse got left behind, she handled the situation effectively. Our drive was beautiful, relaxing and fun. We continually scanned the highway for sightings of wildlife. This was an enjoyable way to begin our stay and to see and learn about the environment and natural features in the area of the Denali National Park.

madhousetravelers

Jul 2019

This is an excellent excursion. We had quite a large group that was accommodated very well. The guides are fantastic and really made the experience fun. We learned a great deal about the area, flora, fauna, history, etc.

Bridkoe2

Jul 2019

A group of 8 of us decided to do this excursion to see a different part of the area. I did think that we would be going to an area that not just anybody could go to. But I misinterpreted "rental cars not allowed." Actually, we say many personal cars, as well as cruise line busses. But that was my misinterpretation. Also, we know wildlife is wild. There is no guarantee of sightings. It isn't a zoo. We were fortunate to see beavers, swans, and a few moose. My husband has a keen eye and spotted a few. I was lucky and spotted one on the way back. It was nice having the CB radios to let others know so we could stop. The scenery was really nice, and it was nice to be able to stop for pictures. We found our guide, Jeff to be very pleasant and accommodating. We understand it would have been pretty easy to drive this ourselves, but since we were in the area for a short time without a car - this was a nice option for us to be able to see the area. Everyone in our group really enjoyed the tour, and I am personally really glad we did it. I never thought we would go off roading, but those who didn't read the details of the tour mistakenly thought we would go on trails to lakes or whatever. However, once I pointed out to them that was never mentioned, they were fine with it. They would have liked to, but it is pretty obvious to me that Denali tries really hard to limit the human footprint across the land. So, I could see why this tour doesn't do that. I will recommend this tour to those who are in the area without a vehicle and want to see the area outside of the park.