No. Our tour travels on the Denali Highway, which is just outside the National Park boundaries. The Denali Highway is a public dirt road that is located on the south side of the Alaska Range.

Guides will lead the way along the Denali Highway in their own Jeep. Our 4-door Jeeps are spacious enough for 4 adults. We allow all riders that meet our driving requirements the opportunity to drive during the tour if they want. There are several stops during the tour and drivers can switch off driving at the time.

Yes! The back seat can fit up to 3 passengers. We also have car seats and booster seats for you to use free of charge or you may bring your own. Our car seats are forward facing so infants should be over 35lbs, able to sit up and hold their head up on their own. Be sure to request a car seat or booster seat at the time of reservation if needed.

We provide drinks and snacks. Usually, we have bottled water and several different selections of soda to drink. Our snacks typically consist of a selection of chips, nuts, trail mix, cookies, granola bars, and cracker sandwiches. There is plenty of room in each Jeep to bring your own food or drinks as well.

Although we can't control the animals, there are usually out there if you're looking hard enough. You will have the opportunity to see Moose, Bears, Caribou, Fox, Wolves, Bald Eagles, Porcupines, and several other small critters.

We run our tours rain or shine. Although it's nice to have clear weather to see the mountains, there are far more wildlife sightings when it's overcast or raining.

Dress appropriately for the weather.

Yes, service dogs are allowed on this tour. In the vehicle, service dogs must sit at the feet of their handler at all times.

Weather permitting, Denali is visible along the Parks Highway as the tour heads south to Cantwell and onto the Denali Highway. Denali is also visible along the first several miles of the Denali Highway. Since the tour is out and back, this provides an additional chance to see Denali.

Mileage traveled will depend on how many times and how long the tour group is stopping – animals, scenery, photography, restrooms, etc. Some tours will travel less mileage in 4 hours and some may travel more. Approximate mileage is based on an average tour and round-trip travel. Most tours will travel around 100 miles.

Our tours average 6 Jeeps and we cap tours at 12 Jeeps. Since Jeeps can fit 1-5 persons, the number of actual people on a tour may vary.

Port-a-potties are located at the Denali Jeep Launch site. There are restrooms in Cantwell at both of the gas stations and there are very nice pit toilets at the Brushkana Campground. If you need to go to the restroom during the tour, you will need to alert the guide over the CB radio and they will direct you to a good area. All Jeeps are equipped with basic toiletries.

That depends on your party size. Parties of 1 may have another party of 1 placed with them. Parties of 2-5 will have their own Jeep.

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