Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Therearelotsofprivatehotels,lodgesandcabinsintheareasurroundingtheparkentrance.
Rentals and Attractions:
Outdoor/adventure outfitters in the area provide tours and rentals - kayaking and white wa-
ter rafting, flight-seeing, bicycles, ATVs, horseback and hiking.
TRANSPORTATION
Green Shuttle Buses
Personal vehicle travel is restricted beyond Savage Creek, Mile 15.
Shuttle service begins May 20 and ends in mid-September.
Buses travel from the Wilderness Access Center to:
Toklat River (6 hours return)
Eielson Visitor Center (8 hours return)
Wonder Lake (11 hours return)
Fares range from: $27 to $50 (2012 prices)
Bring your own food and beverages.
Camper Buses are a version of the green shuttle bus that take campers into the park's tent-
ing sites or provide drop-off/pick-up for back country campers.
Reservations:
www.reservedenali.com
1-800-622-7275(US)or907-272-7275(outsidethe
US) If you just walk-in expect to wait a day or two to get the shuttle you want.
Tan Tour Buses
A park concessioner offers more upscale tours throughout the summer months. Fares range
from $60 to $155 (2010 prices).
1-800-622-7275 (US) or 907-272-7275 (outside the US)
A VERY Cool Road Trip
Normally, personal vehicular travel is restricted to just the first few miles of the park road.
However, every year the park runs a Road Lottery. The winners are issued a one day (6am
to midnight) permit to drive the parks road between September 17-20 . Whether or not they
can travel the full extent of the road is determined by weather - an early snowfall will re-
strict travel to the furthest safe point.
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