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Alaska Railroad Anchorage to Denali One Way

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How to get to Denali National Park? There’s no finer way to arrive than aboard Alaska Railroad’s flagship train, the Denali Star. Passengers especially appreciate the panoramic views, as on a clear day the route offers incredible views of the train’s namesake peak: Denali, the tallest mountain in North America. We recommend that passengers made advance reservations for accommodations at the Park, as it is not possible to get to and from Denali from Anchorage by rail in the same day. A return rail journey from Denali to Anchorage may be booked separately for a subsequent day. 
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Начинается с $156.00
Tue 29 Jul
Начинается с $156.00
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Optional dining and snack bar
Comfortable reserved seating
Alaskan tour guide providing narration throughout journey
One-way rail transportation from Anchorage to Denali
Дополнительная информация
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • Infants (0-1) may be added to a reservation as lap children (not requiring a paid, reserved seat) but they must be registered in the booking. To register an infant as a lap child, please indicate so in the “Special Requests” option in the final checkout and include the infant’s name, age and gender.
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All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Отзывы (69)
Rescue M
Jul 2023
A very comfortable and pleasant experience. The views up to Denali are spectacular - worth the ride to even spend one night in Denali.
macfred123
Jul 2023
Alaska Railroad Goldstar purchase. The cars are supervised by young people (not an advantage) who let a small loud group of passengers interrupt the trip for everyone in our car. We were unable to hear safety announcements and other commentary on the trip. It was as if they thought they were in a loud bar. But they were talking across the aisle and we were 4 rows away. The young trainees??? did nothing to quiet them down. Maybe there should be a quiet car and a bar car. On our way back from Denali, we took Wilderness Express. We had a professional narrator in our car who kept things under control. Everything else was the same high quality, food was Ala carte, but it was just as good, and maybe cheaper. Don't use ARR Goldstar, it's not worth it!
travelsnob99
Jul 2023
Riding the Alaska Railroad to Denali is THE way to go! Yes, it's 7+ hours; however, well worth it. Driving would take 5+ hours and you would not get the incredible views you get from the train. Riding the train is very "old school"; no digital tickets; no apps. People checking your luggage, adding tags to your place of accommodation in Denali, paper boarding passes and lots of friendly smiles! Riding the train is a very social and enjoyable experience! If possible, book the Gold Star service (it's pricey and worth it). On the train, there are 2 Gold Star "cars", you sit up top with a dining car beneath. From Anchorage to Denali you will be served breakfast and lunch. The train leaves at ~8:30am; however you probably won't eat breakfast until 10:00am or 10:30am and lunch until 2pmish, so plan accordingly. At meals you are sitting with other people from the Gold Star cars which creates a very social atmosphere. The Gold Star cars have covered viewing areas at the back of each car; great for picture taking and getting fresh air. There is also a bar in each of the Gold Star cars. You are encouraged to walk through the train (2 engines, a baggage car - not accessible), 2 Gold Star cars (only accessible to Gold Star passengers), a Bistro car and 2 other passenger cars (fully accessible). Tour Guides provide narration as you travel North to Denali. Everyone on the train is encouraged to point out wildlife (we saw 4 moose). A highlight and great picture opportunity is the trestle across Hurricane Gulch which is over 900 feet long and ~300 feet high. For safety reasons the train moves slowly over the trestle which allows for great picture taking and views over the side of the train. The views get better the further North you go; once you get North of Talkeetna things really open up. If you are fortunate, you may even get a glimpse of Mount Denali (only 30% of visitors actually see it). Friendly staff roam the train answering any & all questions. Bathrooms are in every car and easily accessible. Maximum speed of the train is 60 mph.

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