Denali Outdoor Center is a full service outfitter for visitors to Denali National Park, Alaska. Specializing in whitewater rafting, kayaking and mountain biking adventures, we offer more activities than any other Alaska river outfitter located on the Nenana River. Friends and families will have the opportunity to enjoy the natural wonders and beauty of this spectacular destination with some of the best available adventures for all ages and abilities near Alaska's crown jewel, Denali National Park.
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Denali Outdoor Center also offers economy cabin lodging and spectacular camping in a private and yet convenient location. Situated on the shores of Otto Lake, our newest facility is located just 2 miles south of Healy, Alaska and only 10 minutes north of the Denali National Park entrance. Our guests can experience the tranquil setting of Otto Lake with a stay in one of our comfortable lakeside cabins. Or, choose our private campground with spacious sites set in the trees. Whether camping or in a cabin guests will enjoy outstanding views of the Alaska Range.
We also have canoe and kayak rentals available for incredible access to the quiet corners of this hidden gem. As well, some of the very best mountain bike riding in the area begins right from our headquarters' front door.
Denali National Park is world renowned for it's premier wildlife, sightseeing and scenic qualities in Alaska. Denali National Park is a six million acre preserve encompassing Mt. McKinley (Denali) at 20, 320 feet. Vast wilderness areas, with lush glacial valleys surrounded by numerous glaciated peaks of the Alaska Range, create an awe-inspiring environment. Grizzly bears, moose, caribou, wolves, lynx, fox and a host of other mammal and bird species exist in a virtually untouched and harmonious ecosystem.
The Nenana River is the eastern boundary of Denali National Park for nearly 40 miles. The glacial whitewater gradually increases from mild class I moving current in the upper reaches to exciting class III/IV rapids in the lower canyon. This allows for a variety of options for river adventures to enhance your vacation to Denali National Park, Alaska.
If Alaska's rivers are not your style, explore Denali National Park by mountain bike and experience Alaska on a more intimate level. We suggest a bus ride into the park and a bike ride out. You will need to make reservations on a "Camper Bus" available through the Wilderness Access Center. Each bus has space for 2 bikes.
Denali Outdoor Center offers two convenient office locations. We are situated on the Parks Highway at milepost 238.9 just 1 1/2 miles north of the Denali National Park entrance, as well as, on the shores of Otto Lake in Healy, Alaska just 10 minutes north. We offer trip check-in times at both of our locations for all of our activities and free shuttle services from all local area (including McKinley Village and many Healy locations) accommodations, Wilderness Access Center, Visitor Center and the AKRR Depot.
Join us for Alaska's best rafting, kayaking, camping, canoeing and mountain biking from mid-May through mid-September and float, paddle and pedal in the majestic surroundings of Denali National Park, Alaska. Experience the splendor and panoramic views of the Alaska Range and the Nenana River Gorge on some of Alaska's best adventures.
Old Sourdough Studio takes photos of all Denali Outdoor Center rafting trips. If you are interested in finding your photo or purchasing a
print or CD please contact http://www.oldsourdoughstudio.com or call (907)683-3686.
We also have canoe and kayak rentals available for incredible access to the quiet corners of this hidden gem. As well, some of the very best mountain bike riding in the area begins right from our headquarters' front door.
Denali National Park is world renowned for it's premier wildlife, sightseeing and scenic qualities in Alaska. Denali National Park is a six million acre preserve encompassing Mt. McKinley (Denali) at 20, 320 feet. Vast wilderness areas, with lush glacial valleys surrounded by numerous glaciated peaks of the Alaska Range, create an awe-inspiring environment. Grizzly bears, moose, caribou, wolves, lynx, fox and a host of other mammal and bird species exist in a virtually untouched and harmonious ecosystem.
The Nenana River is the eastern boundary of Denali National Park for nearly 40 miles. The glacial whitewater gradually increases from mild class I moving current in the upper reaches to exciting class III/IV rapids in the lower canyon. This allows for a variety of options for river adventures to enhance your vacation to Denali National Park, Alaska.If Alaska's rivers are not your style, explore Denali National Park by mountain bike and experience Alaska on a more intimate level. We suggest a bus ride into the park and a bike ride out. You will need to make reservations on a "Camper Bus" available through the Wilderness Access Center. Each bus has space for 2 bikes.
Denali Outdoor Center offers two convenient office locations. We are situated on the Parks Highway at milepost 238.9 just 1 1/2 miles north of the Denali National Park entrance, as well as, on the shores of Otto Lake in Healy, Alaska just 10 minutes north. We offer trip check-in times at both of our locations for all of our activities and free shuttle services from all local area (including McKinley Village and many Healy locations) accommodations, Wilderness Access Center, Visitor Center and the AKRR Depot.Join us for Alaska's best rafting, kayaking, camping, canoeing and mountain biking from mid-May through mid-September and float, paddle and pedal in the majestic surroundings of Denali National Park, Alaska. Experience the splendor and panoramic views of the Alaska Range and the Nenana River Gorge on some of Alaska's best adventures.
Old Sourdough Studio takes photos of all Denali Outdoor Center rafting trips. If you are interested in finding your photo or purchasing a
print or CD please contact http://www.oldsourdoughstudio.com or call (907)683-3686.
