Blue Denali Rail Tour – 2 Nights – Tour 72L
Blue Seward / Denali / Anchorage Rail and Coach Tour - 72L Itinerary
Experience a scenic journey from Seward to Denali via Park Connection motor coach. With two nights at Denali National Park, there’s ample time to experience the abundant wildlife and to visit viewpoints for the "Great One". Enjoy our luxury rail on your return to Anchorage. This tour provides plenty of time for you to explore the Denali area and experience the many optional tours offered in Denali.
Included in your Tour:
Included in your Tour:
- 2 nights hotel accommodations near the Denali National Park entrance
- Travel on the Alaska Railroad route aboard luxury railcar
- Rail and hotel transfers in Denali National Park
- Travel on the Parks Connection motor coach from Seward to Denali
- Ample time to explore Denali National Park
- Music of Denali Dinner Theater at McKinley Chalet Resort
Anchorage accommodations and travel to and from the Anchorage railroad depot are not included.
Please call our Alaska Reservation Specialists for more information.
Day 1: Seward – Denali
Departs From:
Seward, 10:30 AM (Motorcoach Departs Seward)
Arrives At:
Denali, 8:30 PM (Motorcoach Arrives Denali)
Enjoy spectacular scenery as you travel the Seward Highway, a National Scenic Byway, through the Chugach Mountain Range along Turnagain Arm. Enjoy a stopover in Anchorage before continuing on to Denali. Overnight Denali-area hotel.
Day 2: Denali
Overnight:
Denali
Enjoy a morning at leisure or fill your day with independent exploration and optional outdoor activities. Visit the lodge tour desk where friendly staff will assist you in choosing optional tours like river rafting and golfing. Tonight, enjoy a fun evening at Music of Denali Dinner Theater at McKinley Chalet Resort, included in your tour. Overnight Denali-area hotel. (D)
Day 3: Denali – Anchorage
Departs From:
Denali, 9:15 AM (Train Departs Denali Depot)
Arrives At:
Anchorage
Board our luxury domed railcars and begin the return journey to Anchorage. Your vacation in Alaska comes to a close at the railroad depot.
