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Parc national de Denali
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Balade en chariot couvert tiré par des chevaux avec repas dans l'arrière-pays

Balade en chariot couvert tiré par des chevaux avec repas dans l'arrière-pays

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Parcourez la toundra de l'Alaska à la manière des premiers pionniers, en chariot couvert tiré par des chevaux, lors de cette excursion de 3 heures au départ du Black Diamond Resort. Partez de Healy pour ce voyage en wagon à travers la frontière nord du parc national de Denali, qui vous ramène dans le temps pour en savoir plus sur les trésors historiques et naturels de la région. Imprégnez-vous des paysages de montagne, puis arrêtez-vous pour profiter d'une délicieuse expérience culinaire dans l'arrière-pays. Choisissez parmi plusieurs heures de départ en journée et en soirée et profitez de la commodité du transport aller-retour.

Ville: Parc national de Denali

Wed 25 Sep

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Ce qui est inclu

Round-trip transport from select Healy and Denali-area lodgings

Meals as per itinerary (B=breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner)

Professional driver/guide

Round-trip transport from select Healy and Denali-area lodgings

Meals as per itinerary (B=breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner)

Professional driver/guide

Round-trip transport from select Healy and Denali-area lodgings

Information additionnelle

Déconseillé aux voyageurs souffrant de lésions de la colonne vertébrale
Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Nourrissons spécialisés des sièges sont disponibles
Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
Des sièges pour bébés sont disponibles sur demande préalable lors de la réservation
Vous devez avoir 21 ans ou plus pour boire de l'alcool
Une option de nourriture végétarienne est disponible ; veuillez en faire la demande lors de la réservation avec toute autre exigence alimentaire spécifique
Implique une quantité modérée de marche
Des fauteuils roulants pliants avec roues amovibles peuvent être installés, à condition que le participant soit accompagné d'une personne qui peut les aider à embarquer et à débarquer
Fonctionne beau temps, mauvais temps ; veuillez vous habiller en conséquence

À quoi s'attendre

Denali National Park and Preserve

We are one the border of Denali National Park and the tops of the mountain range we view is the border to our great park. We often see Moose, Rabbits, Birds, and other small animals on our trails. You can see our beautiful scenery throughout your entire tour.

Denali National Park and Preserve

Parc national et réserve de Denali

Nous sommes à la frontière du parc national de Denali et les sommets de la chaîne de montagnes que nous voyons sont la frontière de notre grand parc. Nous voyons souvent des orignaux, des lapins, des oiseaux et d'autres petits animaux sur nos sentiers. Vous pouvez voir nos beaux paysages tout au long de votre visite.

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Commentaires (173)

Susan_W

Aug 2022

A gorgeous trip. Jay our guide was fun. The wagon was comfortable, despite the bumps. The scenery was absolutely beautiful. We were in the wagon for about 2 hours, maybe a bit more. Dinner was gorgeous and plentiful. All home cooked.

Christine T

Aug 2022

Enjoyed the leisurely ride to the “dry cabin” for dinner. The hosts love to share local information along the way. Food is plentiful - Alaskan style and no one can walk away hungry!

veryuniquetraveler

Aug 2022

Overall, it was a letdown all around. I seemed to be the only person on the wagon who wanted to see the scenery, which was impossible when sitting anywhere except on the end. On the way back, a couple of people sat up front with the driver. I wish I could have, as we couldn't see much of anything. Would have been better if it were completely open air. I know they are trying to make as much money as possible, but it was too cramped on our tour. We could barely squeeze in the wagon. They need to limit the amount of people per wagon to at least 12. They had brought out 2 wagons which I think was the original intention for the tour, but sent one back, as some people didn't show up. Upon arrival at the dining cabin we all had to scrunch together at the same table as other tours were coming in. Meal included wine, which wasn't too bad. They seemed a little shocked by how much we drank ( they only gave you about half of a regular sized glass each time though ). It would have been nicer if we could have been outside under a covered shelter though. We didn't get to see any scenery to speak of for the entirety of the trip. By the end of the evening, it was getting pretty dark in the cabin, but they had no lights to turn on. They needed candles or kerosene lamps. It just would have been better all around if we could have eaten outside on picnic tables. After reading the other reviews, I was a little afraid of what to expect. Meals started out with cornbread and 3 kinds of salads - pasta, potato, and coleslaw. None of them had any salt or seasoning in the them and they all tasted very bland. Several people were raving about how good the potato salad was, but I found it barely edible, and wished I hadn't taken any. I make mine with hard boiled eggs and a splash of mustard. Pasta salad had no olives and coleslaw had no carrots. None of it had any seasoning at all. It just tasted blah. None of the food was up to my high quality standard of cooking. Next came a vegetarian chili that didn't look appetizing at all. Someone said it was very spicy. They also had corn on the cob, which surprisingly was better than expected. Fresh grown at home gets 5 stars, most of what you ever get in a restaurant would get 2 stars, I'd give this one 4 stars. Only thing was they didn't properly clean the silks off and you had to try to scrape them off yourself. There were 3 meat dishes. We took our fill. Only served one plate of salmon and I took several pieces of it. Plate went around the table and still had about 3 pieces left on it. They served 2 plates each of chicken and BBQ ribs. There were still a few pieces left of those also so we had seconds. The ribs were the best part of the meal, they were tender and moist and actually had some flavor. Someone asked if they were beef or pork. At their age if they didn't know the difference well.......... The chicken was OK. It had some kind of sauce on it, again it was bland. Salmon was OK, a little undercooked for me. It also lacked flavor. It needed to be served with lemon wedges. I smeared some butter on top of mine and added salt which greatly improved the flavor. They just didn't seem to know how to properly season any of it. Everything would have been better if it were only cooked with some salt and spices. They picked us up and dropped us off at our hotel. We were supposed to stop and pick up several other people at another hotel but they weren't waiting out front and driver went inside and checked the lobby and called them and they didn't show up, so if they had been there there may not have been enough food for the amount of people. It didn't seem like some of the people on our tour ate very much even though they said they were starving. I suppose younger people would tend to eat more than older people in general. We had plenty to eat, but had several more people had shown up that may not have been the case. They did give you a generous helping of berry cobbler. I could only eat about half of it. Again, needed just a little spice and a tad more sugar in the batter and whipped cream on top. Cook brought the food around and he was wearing gloves. Gal from the wagon brought all the drinks and she did not put on gloves, so we felt that was a little unsanitary. They took your cup back for refills instead of giving you a fresh cup each time too, which I really didn't care for. We didn't get hardly any narration about the horses only heard the guide's life story basically. We shared the trails we were riding on with all their ATV tours, so it was noisy on the way back instead of a peaceful quiet horse ride.