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10 Nights On Your Own2011 Excursions

Diamond PrincessJune 15, 2011

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Benefits of Booking with PrincessPrincess is proud to offer organized shore excursionsthat allow you to experience the best that the ports haveto offer in comfort and safety.

When you purchase excursions through Princess, you are

assured:

Quality All tours are carefully selected and provided byreputable tour operators who meet the high standards ofPrincess and we monitor prices to ensure that youreceive good value.

Service Princess organizes your tours in advance soyour time in port is maximized and worry-free. We closelymonitor tour departures and returns and we are able tohold the ship in the event your tour is delayed.

Variety Each port features tours that appeal to diverseinterests. Whether you enjoy history, sailing, or simplysightseeing, youre sure to find the right tour for you andyour family.

Safety Your security and comfort are of paramountimportance, and we closely monitor our tour operators toensure they operate safely and carry commensurateinsurance.Convenience We offer easy online booking, and byreserving your excursions in advance, you'll have thepeace of mind knowing youve secured your place on thetours you want at our best price available.

Online BookingPrincess is proud to lead the industry by introducing an advanced level of service to our customers at princess.com.Princess passengers may review their booking information and fill out forms online. Once at our home page, select theCruise Personalizer link, then log in with your name and booking number. Your booking summary will appear and youmay select the following:

Expedite your boarding procedures by providing Immigration Information

Provide Emergency Contact Information

Specify medical needs and customize your dietary options

Inform us of special occasions that youll celebrate onboard

Register your credit card for onboard purchases

Pre-reserve your Shore Excursions

Following the instructions provided, you can determine the number of seats available for the tours you want to reserve.If adequate space is available, you can book and be confirmed on the tours of your choice. Otherwise, you can requestto be waitlisted on an excursion and we will attempt to obtain more space and confirm you. If no additional space isavailable, Princess will schedule an alternate departure to correspond with your other tour selections and availability.While we make every effort to confirm your first choice, we will make these changes on your behalf to enhance yourexperience in every port.

Shore excursions are available on a first-come, first-served basis and space may be limited, so we highly recommendusing our online booking system to avoid disappointment. You have access to real-time confirmation and status ofyour reservation.


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Discover the world with PrincessPrincess welcomes you to your 10 Nights On Your Own cruise and to the Shore Excursion program. All of ourexcursions involve some walking. We recommend passengers wear comfortable, low-heeled walking shoes while ontour. To assist in your tour selection, please note the symbol(s) accompanying each tour description. They representthe following:

Icon Definitions Categories

eEasyAlthough primarily sightseeing tours,these excursions do include walkingfor short distances over relatively levelterrain. They also may include gettinginto/out of a helicopter or floatplane.

mModerateSlightly more active, these excursionsmay include sitting for a period of timeaboard a river raft or extendedperiods of standing, as whilesportfishing, for example.

sStrenuousFor the adventurous, these are ourmost active shore excursions.Activities such as canoeing, biking,hiking or kayaking are examples.

aWheelchair AccessibleThis symbol indicates tours that canaccommodate passengers who utilizea wheelchair. Most tour operatorsrequire that wheelchairs arecollapsible. Space restrictions maypreclude transport of electricwheelchairs and walkers.

Please notify the Shore ExcursionManager onboard your ship so thatarrangements may be made prior toyour arrival in port.

FMeal IncludedA meal and beverage is provided.

fSnack IncludedA snack is provided.

SShopping OpportunityShopping opportunities will beavailable during this excursion.

Guided tours that show you many of the top highlights of our port cityand/or the local area.

Excursions that allow you to enjoy wilderness areas, view/interact withlocal fauna or marine life.

Fun, exciting explorations that get you outdoors in the sun or surf:hikes, rides, water sports, beach visits, ziplines, flightseeing and more!

Focused excursions and walking tours that visit select highlights whileexploring particular aspects of the ports appeal in greater depth:Cuisine, History, Art/Culture, Religion, or Guided Shopping.

Resources that help you make the most of an independent explorationof the area.

Badges

POur TOP recommendation as the ONE most representative experience

for each port, these tours are always among the most popularexcursions we offer.

CIntimate, exclusive experiences to groups no larger than 20 passengers.Each includes a special dining experience, special access or uniquehard-to-duplicate experiences not offered on other tours.

KSpecially designed to be enjoyable for children under 12. Lasting nomore than four hours, they visit a limited number of individual sitesspecifically chosen based on interest/appeal to kids, offer kid-orientedcommentary, activities and meals and are priced affordably.

OThese excursions showcase distinctive, more unusual but less-frequented attractions of the port city or local area perfect for returnvisitors or those looking for something different.

WThese tours visit one or more UNESCO World Heritage List properties.


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Mt. McKinley PrincessWilderness Lodge (Talkeetna)Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness LodgeThe native Alaskans called it Denali - ''The Great One'' - and you'll find towering Mt.McKinley and the Alaska Range simply stunning. The lodge is located approximatelyone hour from the town of Talkeetna, which is nestled at the base of Mt. McKinley and isalso home to the Talkeetna, Chulitna & Susitna Rivers. Some residents say Talkeetnameans "Where three rivers meet" but established in 1919 Talkeetna is now more known

as the base camp for climbers preparing for their attempt to ascend Denali. The raildepot is in Talkeetna and several land excursion tours have convenient tour times thatwill coordinate with the Princess Rail schedule to avoid the unnecessary one hourtransfer between the Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge and Talkeetna for thoseguests arriving or departing by rail. Refer to each description for our recommendationsas to how to book Talkeetna or lodge based tour options to maximize your stay at theMt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge.

Points of Interest

1 Mt. McKinley

The highest mountain in North America, McKinley isalso perhaps the coldest mountain in the worldoutside of Antarctica, a challenge for even the mostexperienced climbers.

2 Talkeetna

Talkeetna was originally the site of a Tanaina Indianvillage, and was settled as a mining town in 1896.Today, this small distinctive community is probablythe best location to view Mt. McKinley.

3Denali State Park

Denali State Park covers 325,240 acres north ofAnchorage and south of Denali National Park. Itboasts a landscape that varies from meanderinglowland streams to alpine tundra.

4 Rivers - Talkeetna, Susitna & Chulitna

The Talkeetna and Chulitna Rivers join the SusitnaRiver at Talkeetna, an Indian (Tanaina) word meaning''river of plenty''. On these waterways, serene beautyand abundant wildlife abound.

5 Glaciers

Glaciers cover one million acres, or one-sixth ofDenali National Park. The most massive glaciers in thepark drain snow and ice from the flanks of Mt.McKinley.

6 Sled Dog Experience

Experience provides an in-depth look at the world ofdog mushing and the Iditarod, Alaska's great sled dograce, including the training, racing and breeding ofthese champion sled dogs.

7Alaska Homesteading

After the U.S. purchased Alaska, farmers, miners andwilderness pioneers began claiming land. Until 1986,homesteading remained a viable method of settlingAlaska.

8 Gold Panning

Just as the lure of gold brought the miners to Alaskaover 100 years ago, it still does today. Trapper CreekMuseum unveils how to pan for gold and how goldmining has progressed through the years.

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McKinley Discovery Tour1AK-TKA-800 Approximately 5 hours / From $249

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4 Rivers - Talkeetna, Susitna &Chulitna

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For detailed information on walking distances

and/or the number of steps at each stop, wheelchair accessibility and camera/video restrictions

please visit Cruise Personalizer atPrincess.com.

Imagine soaring over sky-scraping mountain peaks, miles of ice and snow, deep cravesses and azure meltwater pools. Explore thesouthern face of North America's highest peak and experience a bird's eye-view of Alaska with a magnificent flighseeing tour ofAmerica's largest state. As your flight departs Talkeetna, you begin to see how the last ice age has shaped the land as you climbover the foothills of Denali National Park's six million acre wilderness. Moments later, the plane ascends over the Tokositna glacier,which measures 23 miles in length. Then your pilot flies you within six miles of Mt. McKinley's granite summit. Your pilot describes thenatural wonders of Denali National Park as he descends over the Sheldon Amphitheater on Ruth Glacier Then take a final flyover theGreat Gorge before heading back to Talkeetna.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. Transportation to and from excursion provided by the McKinleyPrincess Talkeetna Shuttle.

Special NotesDue to changing weather patterns, it may be necessary to alter the flight path.

McKinley Discovery Tour (Customized for guests departingby rail)1AK-TKA-801 Approximately 2.75 hours / From $249

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Excursion LengthExcursion originates at the lodge and ends in Talkeetna where guests will depart by rail. Transportation to excursion provided bythe McKinley Princess Talkeetna Shuttle.



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McKinley Discovery Tour (Customized for guests arriving byrail)1AK-TKA-802 Approximately 3.5 hours / From $249

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Excursion LengthExcursion originates in Talkeetna and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. This excursion is customized for guests arriving byRail. Upon completion of excursion transportation to lodge is provided by the McKinley Princess Talkeetna Shuttle.


Glacier Landing Explorer1AK-TKA-840 Approximately 5.5 hours / From $324

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Take a breathtaking narrated flightseeing tour over the mountains, glaciers and alpine tundra of Denali National Park. Imagine aworld of towering snow covered peaks, vertical rock walls and rivers of ice, you are in the heart of Denali National Park. Soar over theKahiltna Glacier, the Park's longest, as you take in the high peaks of the Alaska Range. After seeing McKinley's sister peaks, Mt.Foraker and Mt. Hunter get an up close look at the majestic Mt. McKinley, you'll descend into Sheldon Amphitheater and land on thegentle slopes of Ruth Glacier for a walk in the snow (boots are provided). Marvel at the panoramic views, the crunch of ice underyour feet, and the quiet of the mountains broken only by the far off rumble of ice and rock slides far off in the distance.


Special NotesDue to fluctuations in weather conditions, the ability to land on a glacier changes throughout the summer. Some excursions maynot be able to do the glacier landing ($75 will be refunded). Snowboots will be provided.

Glacier Landing Explorer (Customized for guests departingby rail)

1AK-TKA-841 Approximately 3.75 hours / From $324

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Take a breathtaking narrated flightseeing tour over the mountains, glaciers and alpine tundra of Denali National Park. Imagine aworld of towering snow covered peaks, vertical rock walls and rivers of ice, you are in the heart of Denali National Park. Soar over theKahiltna Glacier, the Park's longest, as you take in the high peaks of the Alaska Range. After seeing McKinley's sister peaks, Mt.Foraker and Mt. Hunter get an up close look at the majestic Mt. McKinley, you'll descend into Sheldon Amphitheater and land on thegentle slopes of Ruth Glacier for a walk in the snow (boots are provided). Marvel at the panoramic views, the crunch of ice under


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your feet, and the quiet of the mountains broken only by the far off rumble of ice and rock slides far off in the distance.



Glacier Landing Explorer (Customized for guests arriving byrail)1AK-TKA-842 Approximately 3.5 hours / From $324

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Take a breathtaking narrated flightseeing tour over the mountains, glaciers and alpine tundra of Denali National Park. Imagine aworld of towering snow covered peaks, vertical rock walls and rivers of ice, you are in the heart of Denali National Park. Soar over theKahiltna Glacier, the Park's longest, as you take in the high peaks of the Alaska Range. After seeing McKinley's sister peaks, Mt.Foraker and Mt. Hunter get an up close look at the majestic Mt. McKinley, you'll descend into Sheldon Amphitheater and land on the

gentle slopes of Ruth Glacier for a walk in the snow (boots are provided). Marvel at the panoramic views, the crunch of ice underyour feet, and the quiet of the mountains broken only by the far off rumble of ice and rock slides far off in the distance.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates in Talkeetna and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. This excursion is customized for guests arriving byRail. Upon completion of excursion transportation to lodge is provided on the McKinley Princess Talkeetna Shuttle.


PChulitna River Rafting

1AK-TKA-750 Approximately 6 hours / From $129e

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Embark on a peaceful, scenic rafting trip that takes you down the glacier-fed Chulitna River, through the stunning Chulitna Canyonand ends 19 miles downstream in the historic town of Talkeetna. Be sure to have your cameras ready; on clear days, the view of Mt.McKinley's snow-covered peaks and the entire Alaska Range is unparalleled for photo opportunities. For a small additional fee, aprofessional photographer is available to take pictures of you, your raft and guide - with the most magnificent scenery in the world inthe background. In addition to the sweeping, picture-postcard-perfect views of the mountains, the lush and remote portion of theChultina River reveals a treasure trove of untouched wilderness - eagle's nests and salmon streams share the river with bears, swansand moose.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. Raft from the McKinley Princess Lodge to the town of Talkeetna.Guests will return to lodge on the McKinley Princess Talkeetna Shuttle.

Special NotesThere is no whitewater on the Chulitna River, so bring your camera. Tour duration may vary depending on river conditions.Raingear, personal flotation device and river boots will be provided.


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PChulitna River Rafting (Customized for guests departing byrail)1AK-TKA-755 Approximately 4 hours / From $129

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Embark on a peaceful, scenic rafting trip that takes you down the glacier-fed Chulitna River, through the stunning Chulitna Canyonand ends 19 miles downstream in the historic town of Talkeetna. Be sure to have your cameras ready; on clear days, the view of Mt.McKinley's snow-covered peaks and the entire Alaska Range is unparalleled for photo opportunities. For a small additional fee, aprofessional photographer is available to take pictures of you, your raft and guide - with the most magnificent scenery in the world inthe background. In addition to the sweeping, picture-postcard-perfect views of the mountains, the lush and remote portion of theChultina River reveals a treasure trove of untouched wilderness - eagle's nests and salmon streams share the river with bears, swansand moose.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates at the lodge and ends in Talkeetna where guests will depart by rail. Transportation to excursion provided bythe McKinley Princess Lodge.

Special NotesThere is no whitewater on the Chulitna River, so bring your camera. Tour duration may vary depending on river conditions.Raingear, personal flotation device and river boots will be provided.

McKinley Wilderness Trail Ride1AK-TKA-430 Approximately 2 hours / From $99

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Saddle up for adventure through the Alaskan Wilderness! Your guided tour begins at the stables located next to the Mt. McKinleyLodge where our experienced and professional horse wranglers greet you with friendly, well-trained horses. As you ride out, take adeep breath, relax and marvel at some of the world's most breathtaking scenery. While leisurely riding in the shadow of Mt. McKinley,North America's highest mountain, be sure to have your camera ready. Our knowledgeable guides will lead you through mountainpaths surrounded by tundra, mosses and ferns with over 450 species of flowering plants which dominate the landscape. You willride in the Denali State Park, home to a variety of birds and mammals, including grizzly bears, lynx, and caribou and into anenchanted forest of aspen, balsam poplar, paper birch and black cottonwood trees. The one-and-a-half hour tour concludes backat the stable.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates and ends at the Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge. Tour operator provides transportation to andfrom excursion.

Special NotesMaximum weight is 280 lbs. Outback coats and riding helmets for younger riders will be provided.

Wilderness Jetboat Adventure1AK-TKA-720 Approximately 5.5 hours / From $69 eSYou will visit...

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If you're looking for big thrills then climb aboard the Talkeetna Queen for a cruise into the heart of the Alaskan Wilderness. Designedwith comfort in mind, the 52-passenger vessel is one of the most technologically advanced jetboats in Alaska, created to safelynavigate rivers that were previously inaccessible. Glass-domed and environmentally controlled it features an on-board restroom. The


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exhilarating yet gentle ride takes you 20 miles up the Susitna River, past eagle's nests, moose, beavers and other wildlife. Uponarriving at the wilderness site, enjoy a 1/4 mile nature walk through the bush to an Dena'ina Indian encampment. You will visit anauthentic trapper's cabin and see how trappers lived in the Alaskan frontier. Your guide will display raw furs from the local area anddemonstrate trapping methods. Naturalists will describe wildflowers and plants, and identify those used by native Alaskans for foodand medicine as well as the conditions they lived in over 100 years ago.


Special Notes

Dress in warm layers and wear comfortable walking shoes for the quarter-mile walk.

Wilderness Jet Boat Adventure (Customized for guestsdeparting by rail)1AK-TKA-721 Approximately 4 hours / From $69

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If you're looking for big thrills then climb aboard the Talkeetna Queen for a cruise into the heart of the Alaskan Wilderness. Designed

with comfort in mind, the 52-passenger vessel is one of the most technologically advanced jetboats in Alaska, created to safelynavigate rivers that were previously inaccessible. Glass-domed and environmentally controlled it features an on-board restroom. Theexhilarating yet gentle ride takes you 20 miles up the Susitna River, past eagle's nests, moose, beavers and other wildlife. Uponarriving at the wilderness site, enjoy a 1/4 mile nature walk through the bush to an Dena'ina Indian encampment. You will visit anauthentic trapper's cabin and see how trappers lived in the Alaskan frontier. Your guide will display raw furs from the local area anddemonstrate trapping methods. Naturalists will describe wildflowers and plants, and identify those used by native Alaskans for foodand medicine as well as the conditions they lived in over 100 years ago.


Special NotesDress in warm layers and wear comfortable walking shoes for the quarter-mile walk.

Wilderness Jet Boat Adventure (Customized for guestsarriving by rail)1AK-TKA-722 Approximately 4 hours / From $69

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If you're looking for big thrills then climb aboard the Talkeetna Queen for a cruise into the heart of the Alaskan Wilderness. Designedwith comfort in mind, the 52-passenger vessel is one of the most technologically advanced jetboats in Alaska, created to safelynavigate rivers that were previously inaccessible. Glass-domed and environmentally controlled it features an on-board restroom. Theexhilarating yet gentle ride takes you 20 miles up the Susitna River, past eagle's nests, moose, beavers and other wildlife. Upon

arriving at the wilderness site, enjoy a 1/4 mile nature walk through the bush to an Dena'ina Indian encampment. You will visit anauthentic trapper's cabin and see how trappers lived in the Alaskan frontier. Your guide will display raw furs from the local area anddemonstrate trapping methods. Naturalists will describe wildflowers and plants, and identify those used by native Alaskans for foodand medicine as well as the conditions they lived in over 100 years ago.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates in Talkeetna and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. This excursion is customized for guests arriving byRail. Upon completion of excursion transportation to lodge is provided by the McKinley Princess Talkeetna Shuttle.

Special NotesDress in warm layers and wear comfortable walking shoes for the quarter-mile walk.


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Three Rivers Tour1AK-TKA-700 Approximately 5.25 hours / From $119

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Your journey aboard the fully-enclosed McKinley Queen jet boat includes an awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping 60-mile river adventure thatglides along three rivers, offers panoramic views of North America's tallest mountain, travels through history and ends just one milefrom the Princess Wilderness Lodge. As the jet boat cruises through the natural wonderland of spruce, birch and cottonwood trees,be sure to keep your eyes open and your cameras ready for the occasional bald eagle, moose or beaver. When the boat docks, takea leisurely 1/4 mile stroll to an authentic trapper's cabin dating back over 100 years and be sure to visit to a historically accurateencampment of the region's original inhabitants, the Dena'ina Native Alaskans. Your Three-River Tour concludes on the banks of theChulitna River only one mile from the Lodge in Denali State Park.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. Transportation to excursion provided by the McKinley PrincessTalkeetna Shuttle. The Three Rivers Jet Boat Tour drops guests off at the McKinley Princess Lodge upon completion.

Three Rivers Tour (Customized for guests arriving by rail)

1AK-TKA-705 Approximately 3 hours / From $119

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Your journey aboard the fully-enclosed McKinley Queen jet boat includes an awe-inspiring, jaw-dropping 60-mile river adventure thatglides along three rivers, offers panoramic views of North America's tallest mountain, travels through history and ends just one milefrom the Princess Wilderness Lodge. As the jet boat cruises through the natural wonderland of spruce, birch and cottonwood trees,be sure to keep your eyes open and your cameras ready for the occasional bald eagle, moose or beaver. When the boat docks, takea leisurely 1/4 mile stroll to an authentic trapper's cabin dating back over 100 years and be sure to visit to a historically accurateencampment of the region's original inhabitants, the Dena'ina Native Alaskans. Your Three-River Tour concludes on the banks of theChulitna River only one mile from the Lodge in Denali State Park.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates in Talkeetna and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. This excursion is customized for guests arriving byRail. The Three Rivers Jet Boat Tour will transport guests from the town of Talkeetna to the McKinley Princess Wilderness lodge

ODevil's Canyon Adventure1AK-TKA-710 Approximately 7.5 hours / From $164

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Embark on an incredible adventure that offers the unimaginable beauty of Alaska's vast and remote wilderness. Designed for theadventurer who seeks the ultimate Alaskan river experience, The Devil's Canyon enclosed jet boat tour travels 130 miles roundtrip upthe Susitna River through Denali State Park and into the National Wild River Park of Devil's Gorge. Traveling into the remotewilderness, you may see nesting eagles, beavers, moose and salmon. Ever present, of course, is the unimaginable splendor of theAlaska Range. A stop ashore includes a visit to an authentic trapper's cabin, and a recreated village of the Dena'ina Indians, thearea's original inhabitants. Naturalists will acquaint you with the wildflowers and plants that grow in abundance along the river systemand you will learn about the edible plants that were used by the Native Indians for cooking and medicines. A deli lunch is included inthis five-hour adventure.


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Special NotesPlease dress in warm layers and wear sturdy walking shoes. A deli lunch will be provided.

ODevil's Canyon Adventure (Customized for guests departingby rail)1AK-TKA-715 Approximately 6.5 hours / From $164 mFSYou will visit...

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Embark on an incredible adventure that offers the unimaginable beauty of Alaska's vast and remote wilderness. Designed for theadventurer who seeks the ultimate Alaskan river experience, The Devil's Canyon enclosed jet boat tour travels 130 miles roundtrip upthe Susitna River through Denali State Park and into the National Wild River Park of Devil's Gorge. Traveling into the remotewilderness, you may see nesting eagles, beavers, moose and salmon. Ever present, of course, is the unimaginable splendor of theAlaska Range. A stop ashore includes a visit to an authentic trapper's cabin, and a recreated village of the Dena'ina Indians, thearea's original inhabitants. Naturalists will acquaint you with the wildflowers and plants that grow in abundance along the river systemand you will learn about the edible plants that were used by the Native Indians for cooking and medicines. A deli lunch is included inthis five-hour adventure.


Special NotesPlease dress in warm layers and wear sturdy walking shoes. A deli lunch will be provided.

Horse Drawn Wagon Ride1AK-TKA-100 Approximately 2 hours / From $69

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Discover Alaska the way pioneers and gold prospectors did - by a horse-drawn covered wagon. The excitement begins when thewagon picks you up right outside the tour desk and you climb aboard. Then, our beautiful teams of horses take you on a pleasant,unhurried journey offering exceptional views of Mt. McKinley, the surrounding peaks and glaciers of the Alaska Range. As you rideinto the wilderness immerse yourself in the rugged and tranquil wonders of nature and keep your eyes open for the many animalsthat inhabit the area such as foxes, martens, lynx, hawks and golden eagles. Next, you'll stop for a chance to stretch your legs, sitaround an old-fashioned campfire, roast S'mores and learn about Alaskan geology and history including stories about the gold rushdays in the 1870s. You'll even get the chance to strike it rich by panning for a little gold yourself.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates and ends at the Mount McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge. Wagon picks guests up at main lodge

Special NotesChildren under 5 are free. Blankets will be provided.


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Talkeetna River Float Trip1AK-TKA-740 Approximately 6 hours / From $79

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Enjoy a two-hour float trip down the Talkeetna River. Before departing, you'll participate in a brief safety lecture before launching andfloating down six to eight miles of pristine river. Your expert guide will take care of the rowing, all you have to do is relax, enjoy theride and since it's a scenic float without whitewater taking photos is effortless. The beauty of Mt. McKinley and the entire AlaskaRange provide a spectacular backdrop throughout the tour. You'll slowly float through bear, moose and beaver territories, nearsalmon streams and active eagle nests. Along the way you'll stop to visit two active bald eagle nests, see beaver dams, look forbear tracks and float past an old miner's cabin before joining the mighty Susitna River with a stunning view of Mt. McKinley then loopback to Talkeetna.


Special NotesThere is no whitewater on the Talkeetna River so bring your camera. Personal flotation device, raingear and river boots will beprovided.

Talkeetna River Float Trip (Customized for guests departingby rail)1AK-TKA-741 Approximately 4.5 hours / From $79

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Enjoy a two-hour float trip down the Talkeetna River. Before departing, you'll participate in a brief safety lecture before launching andfloating down six to eight miles of pristine river. Your expert guide will take care of the rowing, all you have to do is relax, enjoy theride and since it's a scenic float without whitewater taking photos is effortless. The beauty of Mt. McKinley and the entire AlaskaRange provide a spectacular backdrop throughout the tour. You'll slowly float through bear, moose and beaver territories, nearsalmon streams and active eagle nests. Along the way you'll stop to visit two active bald eagle nests, see beaver dams, look forbear tracks and float past an old miner's cabin before joining the mighty Susitna River with a stunning view of Mt. McKinley then loopback to Talkeetna.


Special NotesThere is no whitewater on the Talkeetna River so bring your camera. Personal flotation device, raingear and river boots will beprovided.

Talkeetna River Float Trip (Customized for guests arriving byrail)1AK-TKA-742 Approximately 4 hours / From $79 eSYou will visit...

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Enjoy a two-hour float trip down the Talkeetna River. Before departing, you'll participate in a brief safety lecture before launching andfloating down six to eight miles of pristine river. Your expert guide will take care of the rowing, all you have to do is relax, enjoy theride and since it's a scenic float without whitewater taking photos is effortless. The beauty of Mt. McKinley and the entire Alaska


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Range provide a spectacular backdrop throughout the tour. You'll slowly float through bear, moose and beaver territories, nearsalmon streams and active eagle nests. Along the way you'll stop to visit two active bald eagle nests, see beaver dams, look forbear tracks and float past an old miner's cabin before joining the mighty Susitna River with a stunning view of Mt. McKinley then loopback to Talkeetna.


Special NotesThere is no whitewater on the Talkeetna River so bring your camera. Personal flotation device, raingear and river boots will be

provided.

OBlack Bear ATV Adventure1AK-TKA-500 Approximately 3 hours / From $179

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Hop aboard your very own automatic ATV for an exhilarating two-hour expedition into the natural wonders of the Alaskan Wilderness.

As you explore the breathtaking surroundings, you'll learn about the wildlife and vegetation that dwell in the Wilderness and howeach survives the winter. Moose and black bears call the Alaskan Wilderness home so keep your cameras handy in case they makea surprise appearance. Do you know how big a bear is just by looking at his tracks? Your guides do! So can you, so come along andlearn for yourself. Even if you're not a seasoned ATV rider, everyone receives practice time with individual operation and safetyinstructions. This ATV tour offers protective clothing against the mud, which guests wear whether its rain or shine.


Special NotesDrivers must be at least 16 years old, present a valid driver's license and sign a liability/insurance waiver. No passengers on ATVs.Tour does not operate on Saturdays. Helmets, rubber boots, pants, jackets, and gloves will be provided.

Byers Lake Nature Walk1AK-TKA-420 Approximately 3 hours / From $59

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Take an easy stroll around the pristine and tranquil Byers Lake in Denali State Park. Our well-seasoned nature guides are eager toshare their knowledge of the Park and its inhabitants. They can help you spot trumpeter swans, loons, beavers, bears, and spawningsalmon, so keep your eyes open and cameras ready. The walk also includes a visit to a family's historic log cabin built when the areawas home to trappers, traders and gold miners.


Special NotesDress for the current weather conditions. Bring cameras, binoculars and insect repellent. Limited raingear, head nets, umbrellas,hats, gloves and overboots will be provided.


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OByers Lake Paddle Trip1AK-TKA-770 Approximately 3 hours / From $89

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Come see the beauty of Byers Lake as you glide through tranquil waters on single or tandem Sit-On-Top kayaks. Start your tour withbrief and easy paddle instruction then embark on one of the most beautiful experiences in Alaska. Take pictures of the breath-taking views of Denali and the Alaska Mountain Range. Watch for resident trumpeter swans, loons and beavers. Paddle over pools ofspawning salmon and look for the bears and eagles that come to feed on them. This is a great trip for beginners or experiencedpaddlers as our boats are very stable and easy to maneuver. Splash gear, boots or water shoes, personal floatation device and drybags for cameras provided.


Special NotesSplash gear, water shoes, dry bag for cameras and personal flotation device will be provided

ODenali Wilderness Hike1AK-TKA-475 Approximately 6 hours / From $99

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Explore Alaska's spectacular wilderness on an exhilarating trek with an experienced naturalist guide. Hike through lush vegetationalong forested trails while your guide tells you about the local history and wildlife of the area. Denali State Park is famous for its trails,wildlife, and stunning views of nearby Mt. McKinley. Weather permitting, climb 1200 feet from lush forest to treeline for panoramicviews of Alaska Range peaks and glaciers.


Special NotesHike is 5 to 7 miles and may involve challenging terrain on park trails. Participants must be in good physical condition and be ableto sustain a high level of activity. Wear sturdy shoes. Bring raingear, insect repellent, and bottled water. Dress for the weather.Limited raingear, hats, gloves and overboots are provided.

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OHistorical Gold Panning Adventure1AK-TKA-320 Approximately 3.5 hours / From $139

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Catch gold fever and experience what it was like to seek your fortune during the Gold Rush days in the wilds of Alaska. The first goldprospectors of the 1900's blazed a wagon trail, today known as Petersville Road. As the mining district grew, pioneers called theMichigan 59ers settled along this trail and created a community known as Trapper Creek. Your Gold Panning Adventure includes avisit to the Trapper Creek Museum, which is a log cabin built by the Donaldson family, original members of the intrepid Michigan59ers. After the tour, you'll meet with modern-day gold miners who'll share their experiences and demonstrate how gold mining hasprogressed through the years. After your gold mining expert shows you how gold panning is done, it's your turn to learn how toexpertly work the pan and do some gold prospecting on your own.


Special NotesTake your gold home in a souvenir vial. Trail map and ponchos will be provided.

Alaska Sportfishing1AK-TKA-550 Approximately 9 hours / From $199

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Experience Alaska sportfishing at its finest aboard a specialized jet boat or raft for a tranquil day fishing in some of the most beautifulscenery in the world. On board the vessel you'll see that all the top of the line fishing gear for spincast or flyfishing has beenprovided. The knowledgeable crew will show you the choicest fishing spots along the wild Talkeetna River, which is known for itspremier Coho salmon. With the grandeur of Mt. McKinley hovering in the distance, and depending on the season, experienced andnovice anglers have a chance of catching Chinook (King) salmon, rainbow trout, grayling, and Dolly Varden. The catch and releaseprogram ensures little environmental impact to the pristine area. An unforgettable day relaxing and having fun out on the riverfishing may also include an appearance by an occasional bear, bald eagle or moose.


Special NotesSpin and fly-fishing gear, tackle, rain jackets and guide will be provided. A fishing license is required for anyone over the age of 16years. Licenses are available for purchase at the lodge or through your tour guide.

Alaska Sportfishing (Customized for guests departing byrail)1AK-TKA-551 Approximately 7.5 hours / From $199

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Alaska Sportfishing (Customized for guests arriving by rail)1AK-TKA-552 Approximately 7.25 hours / From $199

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Sun Dog Kennels1AK-TKA-300 Approximately 5.5 hours / From $79

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Just 35 miles north of Iditarod headquarters and the sled dog capital of the world, Talkeetna is at the heart of the home trainingground for world champion mushers and their racing teams. At the rustic home of World Champion sprint musher, Kathleen Holdenand Top 20 Iditarod musher Gerald Sousa, you will be introduced to one of these teams. Tours begin in downtown Talkeetna, with ashort narrated bus trip, describing the history of Talkeetna and sled dog racing. You will visit an authentic Alaska log cabin, meet thedogs, see a demonstration of sled harnessing and mushing preparation. Learn about the winter training program to get these dogsready for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, held annually in March. You will go for a sled dog ride on local trails through somebeautiful and peaceful scenery. You will also get a chance to hold and play with our future champions, the puppies. Take the ride ofyour life.

Excursion LengthExcursion originates and ends at the McKinley Princess Lodge. Transportation to and from tour provided by the McKinley PrincessTalkeetna Shuttle.

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Minimum age is 5. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.


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Sun Dog Kennels (Customized for guests departing by rail)1AK-TKA-301 Approximately 3.5 hours / From $79

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Just 35 miles north of Iditarod headquarters and the sled dog capital of the world, Talkeetna is at the heart of the home trainingground for world champion mushers and their racing teams. At the rustic home of World Champion sprint musher, Kathleen Holdenand Top 20 Iditarod musher Gerald Sousa, you will be introduced to one of these teams. Tours begin in downtown Talkeetna, with ashort narrated bus trip, describing the history of Talkeetna and sled dog racing. You will visit an authentic Alaska log cabin, meet thedogs, see a demonstration of sled harnessing and mushing preparation. Learn about the winter training program to get these dogsready for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, held annually in March. You will go for a sled dog ride on local trails through somebeautiful and peaceful scenery. You will also get a chance to hold and play with our future champions, the puppies. Take the ride ofyour life.


Special NotesMinimum age is 5. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Sun Dog Kennels (Customized for guests arriving by rail)1AK-TKA-302 Approximately 3.5 hours / From $79

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Just 35 miles north of Iditarod headquarters and the sled dog capital of the world, Talkeetna is at the heart of the home trainingground for world champion mushers and their racing teams. At the rustic home of World Champion sprint musher, Kathleen Holdenand Top 20 Iditarod musher Gerald Sousa, you will be introduced to one of these teams. Tours begin in downtown Talkeetna, with ashort narrated bus trip, describing the history of Talkeetna and sled dog racing. You will visit an authentic Alaska log cabin, meet the

dogs, see a demonstration of sled harnessing and mushing preparation. Learn about the winter training program to get these dogsready for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, held annually in March. You will go for a sled dog ride on local trails through somebeautiful and peaceful scenery. You will also get a chance to hold and play with our future champions, the puppies. Take the ride ofyour life.


Special NotesMinimum age is 5. Children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian

Iditarod Sled Dog Kennel Tour1AK-TKA-310 Approximately 3 hours / From $64

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The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is famously known throughout the world as ''the last great race on earth.'' If you've ever wonderedwhat it takes to care for a champion sled dog, now's your chance. Upon arriving at the dog kennel, you'll meet an Iditarod musherwho's competed in the 1150-mile race. He'll not only share the amazing history of this challenging event but how to train, race andbreed these gentle dogs. During the tour, you'll also meet a sled dog team and learn feeding routines that are used along the race


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trail. Plus, you'll have the opportunity to harness and hitch up a dog to an authentic sled. At the end of the tour, be sure to take outyour camera - the sled dogs enjoy having their picture taken.



OTrapper Creek Homestead Tour1AK-TKA-330 Approximately 3 hours / From $79

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If you've ever wanted to meet a modern day pioneer, now's your chance. Visit the Porterfield family and their homestead featured inPrincess Cruise's 2008 award-winning documentary, ''The Heart Of Alaska'' and learn how their frontier spirit is alive and well. As youenjoy coffee and treats, hear their stories of how they lived on the land for four decades trapping, mining for gold, farming, hunting,and home schooling their children. This authentic homestead, built in the early 1960s in the shadow of Mt. McKinley offers a glimpse

into the lifestyle of the early pioneers of Trapper Creek when gold was discovered in 1906 on Cache Creek and prospectors traveledup the Susitna River to Susitna Station. The slow-paced walking tour also includes the homestead's garden and livestock areas andmemorable artifacts dating back to the days when Alaska's untamed wilderness was considered ''the final frontier.''



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Denali Princess WildernessLodgeDenali Princess Wilderness Lodge is the perfect base camp for exploring DenaliNational Park.The name ''Denali'' means ''The Great One'' in the native Athabascan language. At20,320 feet above sea level, Denali is the highest peak in North America and issurrounded by one of the world's most spectacular wildlife sanctuaries. Denali NationalPark is home to many types of wildlife including caribou, moose, wolves, Dall sheep,

bald eagles, and the mighty grizzly bears. Leave it to Princess to offer excursions for alltypes of adventurers. Enjoy a scenic float down the Nenana River or an exhilarating

jetboat safari. Play a round of golf in the Midnight Sun, or rise above it on a thrillingflightseeing tour. Hike in the backcountry, hoot and holler at the Music of Denali DinnerTheatre, or visit an Iditarod champion's dog kennel ... and hold the puppies! It's all up toyou. Let us introduce you to Denali National Park - up close!

Points of Interest

1 Mt. McKinley

The highest mountain in North America, McKinley isalso perhaps the coldest mountain in the worldoutside of Antarctica, a challenge even to the mostexperienced climbers.

2 Denali National Park and Preserve

Denali National Park and Preserve is home to sixmillion acres, and preserves not only Mt. McKinley, butalso the pristine alpine terrain and abundant wildlife inthe surrounding lands.

3 Glaciers

Glaciers cover one million acres, or one-sixth ofDenali National Park. The most massive glaciers in thepark drain snow and ice from the flanks of Mt.McKinley.

4 Nenana River Gorge

Starting from its glacial headwaters high in the AlaskaRange, the Nenana cuts north through the mountainsalongside Denali National Park, offering several majorrapids and thrilling whitewater rafting.

5 Stampede Trail

The Stampede Trail was a mining trail blazed in the1930s. Today, what is now known as Stampede Roadbegins near the Nenana River and is popular withtravelers on foot, bicycle and snow machine.


Jeff King provides an in-depth look at the world ofdog mushing and the Iditarod, Alaska's great sled dograce, including the training, racing and breeding ofthese champion sled dogs.

7 Alaska Tundra

Alaska's arctic tundra is found in Alaska's interiortoward its northern or western coast. It's treeless andoften bitter cold, and dotted with small lakes, ordivided into strange geometric patterns.

8 Black Diamond Peak

Black Diamond Peak promises dramatic views of theentire Healy Valley and a chance to witness foxes,rabbits and the occasional wolf, bear or caribou.

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Nenana Gorge Whitewater Rafting1AK-DNP-740 Approximately 3.5 hours / From $104

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Feel the rush of the rapids during this exhilarating half-day rafting adventure on the Nenana River, one of Alaska's top whitewaterrafting destinations. After hearing safety instructions and gearing up in a dry suit, life jacket and neoprene booties, all provided,board the oar-powered raft with the guide sitting in the center within a secured rowing frame. Throughout the 11-mile adventure, theexperienced guide will confidently navigate the raft with the oars. During quiet moments, enjoy the gentle sounds of the glacier-fedriver, then splash through a dozen Class III and IV rapids. As you relish this once-in-a-lifetime experience, marvel at Alaska's dramaticmix of jagged mountains, rolling hills and pristine alpine terrain.

Excursion LengthDuration includes 30 minute roundtrip transfer

Special NotesMinimum age is 10. Disposable cameras are highly recommended. Video cameras are not permitted. Dress warmly in layers andbring an extra pair of socks

Nenana River Scenic Wilderness Run1AK-DNP-745 Approximately 3.5 hours / From $104

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The rhythms of the Nenana River are hypnotic and the act of challenging its Class I and II rapids is spine-tingling adventure you'll betalking about for days. The river will carry you from one incredible sight to another, and from periods of calm and tranquility to timesof pure adrenaline rush. Your experienced guide will skillfully maneuver the raft for maximum adventure and equally intriguingopportunities to sit back and let the beauty of nature seep into your bones. This is prime wildlife habitat, so you'll be on the look-outfor bear, moose, caribou, Dall sheep and a host of smaller animals. And your guide will enthusiastically showcase points of interest,offer insights into the region's natural history, and entertain you with interesting tales of local lore. This is one of the best ways toconnect with nature and experience wild Alaska!


Special NotesMinimum age is 5. Disposable cameras are highly recommended. Video cameras are not permitted. Dress warmly in layers andbring an extra pair of socks.

Denali Glacier Landing by Helicopter1AK-DNP-840 Approximately 2 hours / From $439

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wild, untamed rivers and climb through huge U-shaped valleys to trace the spine of the Alaska Range, the home of Mt. McKinley.Enjoy views of Denali National Park on your way to remote mountain settings deep in the Yanert Ice field. Enjoy the sweeping bird'seye views, and then land on the Yanert Glacier to see astounding natural wonders up close. You'll join your pilot guide to exploredramatic icefalls, crystalline moraines, mystifying ice bridges and icy-blue glacial pools. With camera in hand you'll capture each newexperience to share with family and friends and, back on board, you'll return through pristine habitat watching for bear, moose andDall sheep for a treasured wildlife sighting. If you catch a glimpse of Mt. McKinley, the adventure is beyond compare.


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Minimum age is 2. Due to changing weather patterns, it may be necessary to alter the flight path.

Summit McKinley Flight Tour1AK-DNP-800 Approximately 2.5 hours / From $349

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Fly completely around Mt. McKinley and continue right up over the top of its towering summit for a one-of-kind Alaska experience. Sitback and relax as your multi-engine aircraft climbs high above Denali National Park covering miles of untamed wilderness andshowcasing eye-popping scenery all along the way. Glide over U-shaped valleys and climb into a thrilling realm of snow-coveredpinnacles. And when towering Mt. McKinley comes into view, you'll learn first hand why First Nations peoples called it Denali, the''Great One.'' This gigantic mountain dwarfs all other massifs around it, keeping you glued to the edge of your window seat for onedramatic photo opportunity after another. With the expert narration of your professional pilot and the opportunity to interact and askquestions through your aviation headsets, this adventure is nothing short of exhilarating.

Excursion LengthDuration includes 1 hour roundtrip transfer

Medical RestrictionAn oxygen mask is used on this tour. Anyone with difficulty breathing should not participate on this tour.

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Mt. McKinley, Denali National Park's main attraction, is located 90 miles from the park entrance. So, most visitors only get a glimpse ofit in the distance. You can get up close and personal with the ''Great One'' and even stand on its flanks during a mesmerizingflightseeing tour no true adventurer should miss. Board a twin-engine airplane and let the wonder unfold as you fly over moremountains, glaciers and eye-popping scenery than you ever could imagine. When you arrive at Mt. McKinley and soar around itsstaggering summit, you'll feel the same sense of exhilaration a mountain climber feels. And when your pilot comes in for a gentlelanding on one of Mt. McKinley's most scenic glaciers, you'll be in privileged company indeed. Step out onto the ancient ice and

immerse yourself in this astonishing world of towering rock and shimmering ice.




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Discover Denali Flightseeing1AK-DNP-810 Approximately 1.5 hours / From $359

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From take-off to touchdown, this thrilling flight will have you on the edge of your seat. View snow-covered peaks right out yourwindow as your multi-engine airplane climbs ever higher into a magical mountain realm. Trace the spine of the Alaska Range on yourway to Mt. McKinley in Denali National Park. Located 90 miles from the park entrance, the tallest mountain in North Americacommands a chain of rugged peaks. Each one is a marvel of ice and stone but your main objective is the ''Great One'' itself. Theviews from the air are absolutely astounding as the 14,900-foot-high Wickersham Wall, the 3,000-foot-deep Ruth Glacier, and thetowering 20,320-foot-high pinnacle come into view. With the expert commentary of your experienced pilot, you'll gain insights into thestate's grand mountaineering and aviation traditions and experience for yourself Alaska's irrepressible spirit of adventure.


Covered Wagon Adventure with Backcountry Dining

1AK-DNP-200 Approximately 3 hours / From $89

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Travel back in time during this splendid half-day journey across Alaskan tundra on a horse-drawn covered wagon reminiscent ofthose used by pioneers exploring the wilderness. The tour begins at tranquil lake offering awe-inspiring views of Alaska'smountainous skyline. Climb aboard the roomy wagon and settle in as two draft horses lead the way through the tree-ladencountryside. While soaking up breathtaking views of snowcapped mountains reflecting the sun, listen as your guide unveils thisformer mining area rich history, including local folklore. Breathe in the crisp air while watching for wildlife, which could includecaribou and bears. Arrive at a rustic pavilion with unbelievable views to savor a freshly prepared family-style gourmet feast.Continuing on, discover a primitive cabin abandoned by an Alaskan old-timer, then arrive at Dry Creek riverbed, home to AthabascanIndian artifacts. Throughout, snap pictures of Alaska's spectacular scenery, which offers brilliant tableaux at every turn.


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Board a jet boat for a fun-filled ride on the Nenana River during the Denali Wilderness Jet Boat Safari, an exciting half-day excursionto meet rugged Alaskans who survive by living off the land. Start by boarding a heated twin-engine boat whose expansive windowsoffer stunning views. While zipping through Class II and III rapids, watch for grizzlies, moose, eagles and other wildlife that call thisrustic ''living room'' home. Listen as your guide shares fascinating tidbits about surviving Alaska extremes conditions. Arrive at aremote wilderness camp in Brushkasna Creek Valley to meet steadfast Alaskans who live off the land by hunting, trapping, fishing,prospecting and more. While savoring a snack, hear captivating stories of their experiences in the wild. Learn to pan for gold andkeep your findings and enjoy feeding live reindeer. Before leaving, snap photos of the unbridled wilderness in which these boldAlaskans live.




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Special NotesMinimum age is 5. Dress warmly and wear comfortable and sturdy walking shoes.

Black Diamond ATV Adventure1AK-DNP-500 Approximately 3 hours / From $109

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Awaken your wild side with this exciting tour that provides the chance to drive an ATV through the breathtaking Alaskan backcountry.After learning how to safely maneuver the four-wheel-drive ATVs, which go up to 15 miles per hour, and donning safety gear, followthe guide onto the trail, which affords breathtaking imagery at every turn. The nearby mountains, dramatic tundra, jagged horizonand unique flora form the striking tableau that only exists in the Alaskan wilderness. Snap photos whenever you wish. As your guidedescribes the area's mining history keep an eye out for wildlife. Explore Dry Creek riverbed, site of Athabascan Indian artifacts andan authentic cabin abandoned by old-timer Alaskans. Scale Black Diamond Peak for a heavenly view of Healy Valley whose subtlesymphony of blues, grays, greens and browns add depth and dimension to this truly magical place.


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Drivers must be at least 16 years old, present a valid driver's license and sign a liability/insurance waiver. No additional riders onATV.

Denali Jeep Backcountry Safari1AK-DNP-520 Approximately 4 hours / From $139

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Delve into the Alaskan wilderness on this thrilling off-road adventure along Stampede Road, a historic trail blazed by miners in the1930s to access the Kantishna gold fields. After a brief orientation, follow the skilled guide driving the lead vehicle to the primitiveroad, which isn't featured on most Alaska maps and was recently seen in ''Into the Wild,'' a biopic about Christopher McCandless,who set off on this path in search of solitude. Upon reaching the roadway's rustic, unpaved section, enjoy a wildly fun and beautifuloff-road adventure. Throughout, listen via two-way radio as the guide details the area's rich history and amazing sights. Watch forwildlife including moose, caribou and bears and take turns driving while taking in the unbridled beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.Savor a hearty snack before returning to civilization.


Special NotesDrivers must be at least 25 years old, present a valid driver's license and sign a liability / insurance waiver. Jeep Wranglers carryup to four passengers per vehicle. There will be ample time to switch drivers so that everyone interested in driving will have theopportunity.

Tundra Mountain Golfing1AK-DNP-390 Approximately 4 hours / From $79

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surrounded by stunning Alaskan scenery. The adventure begins with a picturesque drive to the rugged, nine-hole course, which isbordered by gorgeous mountains and tranquil Otto Lake. Constructed in 1995 on Alaskan tundra with little to no topsoil, this uniquecourse offers challenging grass that evokes Scottish courses of yesteryear. Hazards include moose prints, tundra marsh and acrafty fox that enjoys stealing balls. Since greens fees, golf balls, club rentals and a golf cart are included, you can relax and take inthe magnificent panoramic views, clean air and robust colors spanning this 3,000-yard, par-35 course. Relish the vibrant wildflowerssurrounding each hole and watch for wildlife while teeing off under the midnight sun. Receive a souvenir logo golf ball so you cantake a piece of this inimitable place home.


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OAlaska Adventure Walking Tour1AK-DNP-420 Approximately 3.25 hours / From $119

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Join an experienced naturalist for this fascinating half-day walking tour to explore the splendid flora and fauna found on the northernside of the Alaska Range. After helping yourself to provided outerwear and walking stick, which will be provided, embark on thisrelaxed expedition. Listen as the naturalist describes the pristine taiga and tundra ecosystems, which extend from the Nenana River,one of Alaska's top whitewater rafting destinations, to the subartic alpine tundra. As you come to understand these remarkablenatural zones and the powerful forces that shape them, learn about hundreds of species of wildflowers, migratory birds and animalsthat inhabit the region. Delight in the area's clean air, panoramic views and rich tableaux, which make excellent photos. Dependingon the group's pace, reach alpine terrain, which sits above the tree line. Throughout, feel free to ask the naturalist questions so youcan truly understand this magnificent natural world.

Excursion LengthDuration includes 30 minute round trip transfer

Black Diamond Treasure Hunt

1AK-DNP-510 Approximately 4 hours / From $154mFS

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Explore the Alaskan countryside on this adventurous half-day guided journey through rugged backcountry trails on a Polaris ATV.After a helpful safety course, suit up in the provided gear and pile into the ATV, which has room for six. With the pro at the wheel,follow a list of fun objectives to locate fascinating ''treasures,'' like a chest of minerals near old mining trails full of quartz, coal andgranite. Take in breathtaking views of Healy Valley and unearth Athabascan Indian artifacts in the Dry Creek riverbed where ricketycabins abandoned by Alaskan old-timers still stand. Zip up Black Diamond Peak while watching for wildlife including foxes, rabbits,bears and caribou. Stop for photos as desired. At a rustic pavilion, relish a hearty meal of salmon, chicken, ribs and complimentarywine and beer. While taking in the scenery, enjoy the satisfaction that comes from a day spent exploring the wild.


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PMusic of Denali Dinner Theatre1AK-DNP-300 Approximately 2 hours / From $55

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Kick back after a day of sightseeing by joining in on this evening-long jaunt to a family-style roadhouse to see a rollicking musicalcomedy about the first men to reach the summit of Mt. McKinley, also known as Denali, ''The Great One.'' Start with a hearty, all-you-can-eat buffet featuring Alaskan salmon and smokehouse ribs. While dining, enjoy wonderful live music by talented performers whohit all the right notes. After dinner, enjoy complimentary coffee or tea or, if the mood suits, soda, beer, wine and cocktails areavailable for purchase. Relax while experiencing a truly delightful show that hilariously depicts the legendary adventures of the firstmen to scale North America's highest peak, which stands over 20,000 feet tall. While taking in this slice of Alaska history, relish thepioneering spirit of these early explorers, including Alaskan native Walter Harper, who braved the wilderness to reach new heights.

Excursion LengthPerformance portion of this tour is one hour.

Special NotesTheatre is located at the Denali Princess Lodge

Husky Homestead Tour1AK-DNP-310 Approximately 2.5 hours / From $59

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Hear the call of the wild on this engaging excursion to a top-notch husky homestead run by Jeff King, four-time champion of theIditarod, the world's foremost sled dog race. Upon reaching the gorgeous rural area of Goose Lake, where Jeff, ''the winningestmusher in the world,'' and Alaskan artist Donna Gates, live and work with about 40 huskies. Enjoy a warm welcome from a cuddly pupand interact with champion huskies. Witness their excitement in action as they explode from the kennel during a training run andobserve them pulling a dog-powered carousel. Learn about the special bond a musher develops with his team and see the arcticsurvival gear they depend on. Hear 35 years' worth of captivating stories from Jeff about racing, survival in the wild and the thrill ofwinning the Iditarod, which covers over 1,150 miles of breathtaking terrain.


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ODenali Fly-Fishing for Arctic Grayling1AK-DNP-550 Approximately 4.5 hours / From $179

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Soak up the beauty of Denali during this extraordinary half-day fly-fishing expedition to the Jack River and the numerous sidestreams that meet it. Gear up with lightweight fly-fishing gear, which will be provided, and join your guide, a dedicated fly-fishermanwhose passion for the sport is contagious, for a personalized experience. Learn the basics of fly-casting, roll casting, matching thehatch, landing fish and catch and release techniques. When ready, cast your nearly weightless artificial lure for the Artic grayling, aspecies of freshwater fish in the salmon family. These ravenous surface feeders are thrilling to catch on the fly whether it's your firsttime or you're a seasoned angler. Wading and moving along the uneven riverbed may be necessary. While fishing, relax, breathe inthe clean mountain air and take in the unbridled beauty of the Alaskan wilderness. Enjoy this unique opportunity to feel at peace withnature.


Special NotesMinimum age is 12. This is a catch-and-release excursion. A fishing license is required for anyone over the age of 16 years.Licenses are available for purchase through your tour guide.

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