September 26, 2024

Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines proudly connects Alaska across 19 communities in the state to over 120+ destinations across North and Latin America. From our roots connecting remove villages in the state of Alaska to our global reach today, much has changed over the last 92 years. But what hasn’t is our commitment to the communities we serve and our desire to deliver genuine, caring service for our guests.

At Alaska Airlines, sustainability stands for environmental stewardship and social impact—commitments
that embody our core values and a culture of caring.

March 20, 2024

Westmark Hotels

Westmark Hotels is a collection of full-service hotels and inns throughout Alaska and the Yukon. With premium conference and meeting facilities, warm nothern hospitality, an array of amenities and quality dining, Westmark Hotels satisfies even the most selective travelers. Locations include seasonal hotels in Denali, Skagway and Dawson City, and a year-round property in Fairbanks.

March 20, 2024

Princess Lodges

Princess Lodges, unique in the industry for their riverside and wilderness settings, offer comfortable and inviting accommodations in five stunning locations: Denali, Mt. McKinley, Copper River, Kenai and Fairbanks. The lodges are custom-built and perfectly located near top attractions allowing guests to experience each unique region. Each lodge featuring an array of amenities, including dining venues with signature Alaksa cuisine.

For in-depth exploration of Alaska’s interior, guests can combine stays at the Denali-area lodges with scenic and relaxing train travel on a Denali Rail Tour roundtrip from Anchorage.

November 27, 2023

Kantishna Roadhouse

Indigenous owned and operated, Kantishna Roadhouse is an all-inclusive backcountry lodge in the heart of Denali National Park and Preserve. Accessible only by air, experience the wilds of Kantishna with just a handful of other guests and our experienced staff. We limit the number of guests on property in order to provide you with a unique, intimate experience. During your visit you will enjoy cozy and comfortable cabin accommodations with private bathrooms, delicious meals and snacks, complimentary Alaskan beer and wine, and a host of activities to choose from, including guided and self-guided hikes, fishing, gold panning, e-biking, kayaking and paddle boarding and Native Alaskan cultural presentations.

Riverboat Discovery

May 14, 2020

Riverboat Discovery

Cruise the great rivers of Alaska! Your three-hour cruise will take you into the heart of Alaska and introduce you to a family who has made the rivers of Alaska a way of life for five generations. You will see a bush floatplane takeoff alongside the boat, visit the home and kennels of the late four-time Iditarod winner Susan Butcher and see her champion sled dogs in action. Be immersed into the ancient Athabascan Indian culture when our Alaskan Native Guides take you on a personalized tour of the Chena Indian Village. The Binkley family invites you to experience a slice of Alaskan life!

Premier Alaska Tours

May 13, 2020

Premier Alaska Tours

Premier Alaska Tours, Inc. is a locally owned tour and receptive operator, motorcoach charter, and deluxe dome rail company. We provide receptive services for tour operators based outside of Alaska who need an Alaskan specialist to assist in creating extensive land tours for custom and multiple departure accounts. Our company philosophy is to provide a unique experience by hiring a team of local experts who tell the tales of living in the Great Land. All tour programs include a local tour director and driver to facilitate touring. We sell packaged tour programs exclusively to travel professionals, tour operators, cruise lines and wholesalers. We are Alaskans who have a passion for offering the best services in Alaska and the Yukon.

Gold Panning

May 13, 2020

Gold Dredge 8

strike it rich- Guaranteed! Join the Binkley family for a trip through Alaska’s gold mining history at Gold Dredge 8. Enjoy a close up view of the Trans Alaska Pipeline and a presentation about it’s construction and operation. Then take a seat aboard a replica of the narrow-gauge Tanana Valley Railroad and hear the conductor tell tales of prospectors who arrived by the thousands during the gold rush. The train ride takes you to Gold Dredge 8 where you will see first-hand how the dredge worked the gold fields, then receive a brief but informative course on gold panning. Once the train arrives at the camp, you will try panning for yourself! You will find gold- we guarantee it! Finally, explore the dredge camp and enjoy complimentary coffee and freshly baked cookies in the gift shop as your gold is weighed, then hop aboard the train and return to the station.

May 13, 2020

Denali Photo Guides

Denali Photo Guides has been offering small group, instructional photography excursions since 2010. Tours are designed to benefit visitors to Denali National Park who have an interest in photographing the beautiful landscapes in Alaska. Tours travel in luxury trucks along the boundary of Denali National Park, into Broad Pass, and on the Denali Highway, stopping several times to get out and shoot pictures. Tours are typically 3 to 4 hours in duration. Guests may have their own camera, rent one from us, or they may bring a smart phone. No matter what type of gear guests have or what their skill level is, our guides help visitors progress as photographers. With a maximum of 4 participants per tour, our guides spend a significant amount of one-on-one time with each guest. In addition to photography, guides also provide information about the area’s natural history, geology & culture. The small group size allows guests the freedom to ask any question they want (as many times as they want!). The combination of the small group with our selection of pristine locations fosters a truly immersive experience leaving guests with a lasting impression of the vastness, wilderness, and specialness of the Denali area.

May 13, 2020

Camp Denali

Camp Denali’s long standing family ownership is committed to preserving and refining the fundamental elements of our mission: excellence, community, and place. Your Camp Denali experience is personal. It is a unique blend of camaraderie among fellow adventurers and staff in a wilderness environment without parallel. At the core of our guest experience is a chance to be close to the land and, in exploring Denali’s wilderness, to learn about its ecology and history. More than facts and figures about Denali, we hope our guests return home with new ways of seeing, understanding, and taking care of the natural world in their own backyards. In addition, we hope that our own on-site sustainable practices, such as operating on renewable energy with our 90kW solar array and utilizing our greenhouse to grow our own fresh produce, will provide an opportunity for our guests, staff, and other small business owners in Alaska to learn about viable alternatives to the status quo. For us, providing excellent hospitality is not about attending to every luxury or amenity. Instead, we strive to ensure our guests’ comfort, meet their needs, and surpass their expectations.

Owners/guides in front of their handmade guest cabin.

May 13, 2020

Boreal Journeys

Our passion is making our guests feel comfortable and connected in the northern Alaskan forest that we call home. We are a small-scale, family-run business focused on providing authentic experiences for our guests. We offer single or multi-day adventures dog sledding, skiing, and snowshoeing. We take only private groups of 1-4 people and customize the experience to each group’s desires to create unforgettable adventures.

We strive to live as close as we can to the place we’re in. We hunt, fish and grow much of our food for us and our dog family. We feed our guests healthy, homemade and local food. We do our best to use technology that doesn’t insulate us from a direct experience with our environment. On a trip with us, you will travel on trails we have cut, stay in tents we have sewn or cabins we have built and use gear that is made from and indigenous to the area we’re traveling in. We live in the place we guide, and we want to make sure that it is still just as beautiful and bountiful when we’re in the ground and future generations are tromping around.