Denali National Park Overnight Aurora Adventure

This is your Overnight Denali National Park plus Aurora Chase. Custom Full Day plus Overnight at a lodge near the park. This is an Adventure for up to 6 guests that should not be passed up if you are visiting in September through November, or February through May.
If you want the opportunity to see Denali National Park during the off season, and have a unique location to watch the Aurora, and if you thrive on adventure, Then THIS TOUR is the one for YOU!!!

What's included:

• Snowshoeing or Hike is also included.
• Includes a round-trip drive to Denali National Park from Fairbanks, plus Full Aurora Chase.
• Berry picking and/or prospecting as weather allows.
• Aurora Discussion always included, learn the science behind this enchanting phenomenon.
• Also several stops to purchase food. Dinner can be catered as an add-on. Breakfast is included.
• Help with Photography (cell phone or camera) included in every tour.
• Photography Portraits with Aurora 5 edited photos are included at discretion of the photographer.
• Transportation from all lodgings within the Fairbanks or North Pole within 25 miles from airport.
• Simple snacks and makings for hot cocoa or instant coffee or tea are provided.
• Extra fun perks and surprises will be added based on the weather conditions.
• Overnight Lodging between Healy and Denali Park entrance.

Not included:

• Camera Rental (Sony A6600 mirroreless camera)
• Camera Rental (Sony A7iii mirrorless camera)
• Tripod Rental (Camera Version)
• Tripod Rental (For Cellphone)
• Memory Card for Rental Camera Only

What to expect:

Duration: 1 day, 4 hours

Denali National Park and Preserve

Alaska

We will leave Fairbanks early to mid-afternoon based on daylight, and drive to Denali National Park, leaving plenty of time to stop in the railroad town of Nenana and for all the spectacular views on your drive south, always hopeful of course for wildlife sightings.
Once we get to Denali National Park, we will visit the Winter Visitor Center if open, or visit the Denali Kennel if they have visitation hours open that day.
If the road is open we will venture to mile 30 or to mile 12, 9, or 3, wherever the weather and snow conditions have dictated that the Park Service closes the road.

We will embark on a small hike if there is no snow yet.
If there is snow this is the perfect opportunity for us to go snowshoeing! Easy and fun, this adventure keeps you warm and it's up to you how far we go!

We will also do some berry picking and perhaps rockhounding, looking for all sorts of wild berries, agates, jasper, and amethyst, and perhaps, gold.

1 day