Alaska is a rare treasure. Entire ecosystems, watersheds and vast tracts of land have been protected so that the drama of the spectacular wildlife and the awe-inspiring geography can continue in perpetuity. We have diligently worked to locate our lodges in areas that allow for active adventuring in the raw beauty and variety of the real Alaska. And we work equally hard to reduce your exposure to the crowds and congestion you might experience on other tours. Wild Lands Denali National Park Larger than the state of Massachusetts, Denali National Park is home to the highest peak in North America Mt. McKinley, and supports a grand array of wildlife including grizzly bears, caribou, sheep, moose, golden eagles, and wolves.
Most people only visit the Park's perimeter.
You'll be one of the few who take the awesome 95-mile Park Road drive to Kantishna. Once at Denali Backcountry Lodge, you'll be immersed comfortably in the Denali wilderness. Kenai National Wildlife Refuge Half of the entire Kenai Peninsula is included in this Refuge. This diverse land supports abundant moose populations, prolific bald eagles, Dall sheep, and rivers teeming with salmon. Kenai Fjords National Park Heavy winter snowfall pushes glaciers out from the Harding Icefield and down to the Pacific coast, carving deep and craggy fjords along the way.