Hop in the driver's seat and journey through Denali National Park by Jeep on this 3.5-hour off-road adventure! As you follow your guide along the picturesque Stampede Trail, which inspired the film 'Into the Wild,' enjoy an exhilarating ride that offers views of Mt McKinley and wildlife including moose, foxes, caribous and even bears.
Highlights
- 3.5-hour off-road Jeep adventure through Denali National Park
- Take your turn driving along the historic Stampede Trail, which inspired the movie Into the Wild
- Soak in the surrounding wilderness and spot Mt McKinley and wildlife such as moose and bears
- Your professional guide will safely lead the pack of Jeeps and teach you about the wilderness via your two-way radio
What You Can Expect
Jeep Safari Through Denali
Your adventure begins near the entrance of Denali National Park, where you’ll meet your guide and receive your orientation. Then, hop in the driver’s seat of your 4WD Jeep Wrangler, which seats up to four people, and embark on an exhilarating ride through beautiful Denali National Park!
Your destination is Stampede Road. Once called Stampede Trail and not shown on many Alaska maps, this road was a mining trail blazed in the 1930s. This is the same road that the character from the film Into The Wild travels on.
The first few miles of the road are paved, but beyond this point, your guide will lead the pack of Jeeps along some unpaved paths, giving you with plenty of bumps and dips to maneuver. There will be ample opportunity to switch drivers so everyone can enjoy the thrill of maneuvering along this road through the wilderness.
Through your two-way radio, your guide will explain the area’s rich history, point out interesting sights and provide tips on the road conditions ahead. You and your fellow travelers can ask your guide any questions you may have along the way.
Don’t forget your camera! On a clear day, you may be able to see Mt McKinley, and be sure to keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, as this area is rife with moose, foxes, caribou and even bears.
Enjoy a snack before winding your way back to where you started, with lots of stories and photos of your Alaskan wilderness adventure to share with friends!
Your destination is Stampede Road. Once called Stampede Trail and not shown on many Alaska maps, this road was a mining trail blazed in the 1930s. This is the same road that the character from the film Into The Wild travels on.
The first few miles of the road are paved, but beyond this point, your guide will lead the pack of Jeeps along some unpaved paths, giving you with plenty of bumps and dips to maneuver. There will be ample opportunity to switch drivers so everyone can enjoy the thrill of maneuvering along this road through the wilderness.
Through your two-way radio, your guide will explain the area’s rich history, point out interesting sights and provide tips on the road conditions ahead. You and your fellow travelers can ask your guide any questions you may have along the way.
Don’t forget your camera! On a clear day, you may be able to see Mt McKinley, and be sure to keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, as this area is rife with moose, foxes, caribou and even bears.
Enjoy a snack before winding your way back to where you started, with lots of stories and photos of your Alaskan wilderness adventure to share with friends!
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