Arrive and transfer to hotel in Anchorage.

Depart by Alaskan Rail Road to Denali National PARK. Sit back and enjoy the comfortable seating and large picture windows of this Train. Be sure to keep an eye out for wildlife and magnificent views of Mt. McKinley. On a clear day you will start to get a glimpse of the Mountain with half an hour of departing Anchorage. Three hours into the trip marks one of the most spectacular views of McKinley, and if the weather is good the train will slow to allow passengers to snap a few photos. Heading north from Talkeetna you will pass over Hurricane Gulch and Broad Pass before arriving at the railroad station at Denali National Park. The bridge at Hurricane spans 918 feet, some 296 feet over the Chulitna River. Your journey offers a number of great views of Mt. McKinley, and an excellent chance to see wildlife such as moose, bald eagles, and bear.

Everything about Denali National Park is big: the scenery, the mountains, the incredible beauty, and the animals. The Tundra Wildlife Tour is an excellent way to spot the wildlife for which Alaska is so famous: moose, bear, wolves, caribou, Dall sheep and more. Fully narrated by a naturalist, this six to eight-hour tour travels 53 miles into Denali National Park to the Toklat River. The tour focuses on scouting out the wildlife in the park, in addition to explaining the historical and geographical background of the area.

Travel through spectacular wilderness of the Denali National Park, Chugach National Forest, The Seward highway south of Anchorage is the state's only recognized National Scenic Byway. Little wonder -- the drive down Turnagain Arm, over Turnagain Pass and Moose Pass, and past Trail and Kenai Lakes is spectacular and awe-inspiring.

Arrangements can also be made for transfer to Whittier via Anchorage.