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I know, summer’s over. But the COLORS. The COLORS of DENALI! Check ‘em out with the great package from our friends at Denali Park Resorts.
For $219, you get two nights’ at Your $219 package includes two nights’ accommodations, a $50 gift card for tours and/or meals at the resort and 500 Alaska Airlines miles.
Optional activities include the MUST-DO ride into the park. I recommend the long ride into the park. It’s an 8-hour ride, but s-o-o-o worth it. This is your chance to see wildlife and scenery on the 85-mile road from the entrance back to Wonder Lake.
Or, choose a thrilling raft trip on the Nenana River. You can choose a “mild” ride or a “wild” ride.
Afterwards, save room for the “Alaska Cabin Nite” dinner theater!
Don’t miss out on this seasons’ best deal for Denali vacations. Take advantage of “The Colors of Denali” today.
Our friends at Denali Park Resorts have a great deal. It’s called “The Colors of Denali”. And yes, the colors are changing. Right now!
Don’t fool yourself: fall is here already. The leaves are changing. The colors are fabulous inside Denali National Park.
Your $219 package includes two nights’ accommodations, a $50 gift card for tours and/or meals at the resort and 500 Alaska Airlines miles.
Optional activities include the MUST-DO ride into the park. I recommend the long ride into the park. It’s an 8-hour ride, but s-o-o-o worth it. This is your chance to see wildlife and scenery on the 85-mile road from the entrance back to Wonder Lake.
Or, choose a thrilling raft trip on the Nenana River. You can choose a “mild” ride or a “wild” ride.
Afterwards, save room for the “Alaska Cabin Nite” dinner theater!
Don’t miss out on this seasons’ best deal for Denali vacations. Take advantage of “The Colors of Denali” today.
Aside from the glorious fall colors at Denali, you’ll be saving a fair amount of GREEN on these deals!

Think of it: Fall is coming now at Denali National Park. Make plans to visit between now and Sept. 20 and save!
Your $219 package includes two nights’ accommodations, a $50 gift card for tours and/or meals at the resort and 500 Alaska Airlines miles.
Optional activities include the MUST-DO ride into the park. I recommend the long ride into the park. It’s an 8-hour ride, but s-o-o-o worth it. This is your chance to see wildlife and scenery on the 85-mile road from the entrance back to Wonder Lake.
Or, choose a thrilling raft trip on the Nenana River. You can choose a “mild” ride or a “wild” ride.
Afterwards, save room for the “Alaska Cabin Nite” dinner theater!
Don’t miss out on this seasons’ best deal for Denali vacations. Take advantage of “The Colors of Denali” today.
Park your car and ride the rails all the way to Denali National Park from either Anchorage or Fairbanks. Gray Line of Alaska has great packages featuring full-dome, private rail cars from Anchorage or Fairbanks to the park, plus overnight accommodations and transfers to your hotel.
REALLY–these are good deals. Here’s the McKinley Explorer private rail car going over Hurricane Gulch on the Alaska Railroad (I love this picture–that’s why I keep using it!).
From Anchorage: Ride the train roundtrip up and back to Denali and stay for one night. The price? Just $289 roundtrip, per person, double. Add one or two extra nights for just $99 per room, per night. That’s plenty of time to take the bus tour into the park and see the wildlife! Take a raft trip. Go for a flightseeing tour!
From Fairbanks, the same package is available for just $199 rt per person, double. In fact, if you want to stay in Fairbanks before or after your tour, the rate is just $59 per night at the Westmark Hotel. Wow!
Check the website for complete details and make your plans today to ride the rails to Denali National Park!
Here’s Talkeetna Air Taxi’s Stimulus Package: take 20 percent off on any flightseeing tour with a glacier landing this summer. Just fly between May 1 and Sept. 15 to qualify. You have to book this special online! Below, travelers check out the Ruth Amphitheater on Mt. McKinley after flying up on T.A.T.’s “Turbo Otter” ski plane. 
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