7-Day Alaska Land Tour

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After breakfast, you'll be picked up from your hotel for a guided "Fairbanks Highlights" tour.

Visit the Morris Thompson Cultural Center to explore exhibits on Fairbanks and Interior Alaska, then stop at the Trans Alaska Pipeline to learn about its impressive engineering and the state’s oil industry. Continue to the University of Alaska’s Museum of the North, known for its striking architecture and unique exhibits. Wrap up the day with a visit to the festive Santa Claus House in North Pole, where you can meet Santa and his reindeer.

Overnight in Fairbanks.

After breakfast, check out and board a comfortable motor coach for your journey south to Denali National Park, home to North America’s tallest peak, Denali (formerly Mount McKinley). Enjoy scenic views along the way as you travel through Alaska’s rugged wilderness and vast landscapes. After checking in, spend the afternoon exploring the area at your own pace.
Overnight in Denali.

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Today, embark on the Tundra Wilderness Tour and travel deep into Denali National Park. This 6–8 hour narrated journey offers the chance to spot wildlife such as bears, moose, caribou, and Dall sheep, while learning about the park’s unique ecosystem. A snack will be provided on the bus.
Note: Tour duration may be shorter in early May and September due to road conditions

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After check-out, board the iconic Alaska Railroad for a scenic journey south to Anchorage. Settle into your comfortable seat and enjoy panoramic views from the train's large windows as you travel through some of Alaska’s most breathtaking landscapes. Keep your camera ready for glimpses of Mt. McKinley (Denali) on clear days, and watch for wildlife such as moose, eagles, and black bears—especially near the Susitna River.

The relaxing ride offers a unique perspective on Alaska’s wilderness, with narration highlighting key sights and history along the route. Upon arrival in Anchorage, you’ll transfer to your hotel to settle in for the evening.

Overnight stay in Anchorage.

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Hop aboard a red trolley in downtown Anchorage, departing from the Visitor Information Center. Trolleys run hourly, offering flexibility in your schedule. This one-hour tour covers 15 miles, passing through historic neighborhoods with live commentary from your guide.

See seaplanes land on Lake Hood and Lake Spenard, and visit Earthquake Park to learn about the 1964 earthquake. Then enjoy a visit to the Alaska Native Heritage Center, where you’ll explore the rich cultures and traditions of Alaska’s Indigenous peoples.

Overnight in Anchorage.