Vacations

Doyon Tourism

http://www.seedenali.com

Welcome to Denali National Park Alaska, home to majestic Mt. McKinley and Doyon Tourism. Doyon Native Corporation is the owner and proprietor of three incredible Denali National Park travel companies, each offering Alaska visitors unparalleled opportunities to experience Denali National Park.

Doyon’s tourism properties in Denali National Park consist of the Kantishna Roadhouse, a deluxe backcountry hotel lodge located nearly 100 miles into the heart of Denali National Park; the Denali River Cabins, top quality hotel and cabin accommodations for Denali National Park visitors; and Kantishna Wilderness Trails, offering day-trips deep into the Kantishna gold mining district of Denali National Park.

Denali River Cabins

http://www.denalirivercabins.com

Denali River Cabins and the Cedars Lodge feature clean, quaint and quiet hotel and rustic cabin lodging for all Denali Park visitors. The cabins are nestled in the trees along the banks of the glacial-fed Nenana River. Our Denali Park resort also features a complete tour booking/reservations desk, full-service restaurant and bar, as well as laundry facilities.

We cordially invite you to stay with us while you visit Denali National Park. Like all Doyon Tourism properties, the Denali River Cabins & Cedars Lodge is Alaska Native owned and operated ensuring that you will receive the best service and experience in Denali National Park. Going the extra distance makes the difference with Doyon Tourism.

Kantishna Roadhouse

http://www.kantishnaroadhouse.com

Welcome to the Kantishna Roadhouse, a full-service lodge located deep in the heart of Alaska's majestic Denali National Park & Preserve. We invite you to spend your Alaskan Vacation viewing Denali National Park’s wildlife and breathtaking wilderness while relaxing in our beautiful lodge. The Kantishna Roadhouse, located deep in the heart of Denali Park, features deluxe rustic cabin accommodations, all meals and snacks during your stay, abundant daily guided (and self guided) activities, and hosted evening naturalist programs. The lodge grounds also boast ample space to find either solitude or adventure.

The Kantishna Roadhouse has a longstanding Alaskan tradition of hospitality. The original roadhouse at Kantishna was built in the early 1900s, serving as a private residence, a community center, a post office, and informal accommodations for those who came visiting in Kantishna in Denali Park. Many nights were spent spinning tales of the trail over a hot cup of coffee and a hearty meal. You can still see the old log structure and other remnants of the past at the back of our property.

Today, we continue to talk of the trail, but in more modern and comfortable surroundings. Through years of hard work, Denali Park’s Kantishna Roadhouse has evolved from a gold miner's tent camp into a modern Alaskan resort with a rustic flavor.

Kantishna Wilderness Trails

http://www.denaliwildlifetour.com

Travel in comfort through the most scenic stretch of road in North America – The Denali National Park Road. Join us as we escort you in total comfort into the heart of Denali National Park on a full-day guided adventure 95 miles through Denali Park and into the Kantishna Historical District. Kantishna Wilderness Trails is a unique one-day trip. Our fleet of custom busses are spacious and comfortable, offering all of our patrons ample space to maneuver and take photos of Denali Park wilderness throughout the day of sightseeing. Our trips make frequent stops for wildlife, all points of interest, and of course...when nature calls.

Rather than stopping at the Eielson Visitors Center, which signifies the end of the park road for normal park bus trips, Kantishna Wilderness Trails takes our visitors to the end of the Denali Park road – an extra 30 miles through the Wonder Lake district to picturesque Kantishna.

Upon reaching Kantishna, visitors will be treated to a hot full lunch and guided activities at the Kantishna Roadhouse. Visitors will have several options to stretch their legs and relax or choose from an educational dog mushing or gold panning demonstration.
After lunch and activities, visitors will get back on the bus and make their way back through the park once again – gaining additional opportunities to see wildlife, Mt. McKinley and everything else that makes Denali National Park a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

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Randy Haney June 2: Randy Haney set the record for hang-glide distance by traveling 199.75 miles in his unpowered glider in British Columbia.

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