Denali ATV Trailblazer
What your day looks like
Get out and ride in the Alaskan Boreal Forest! Traveling at speeds up to 30 mph, maneuver through the taiga to picturesque panoramas of the Alaska Range. Observe glacial moraines and historic archaeological dig sites while navigating tree rutted trails, mountain-fed creek beds, and boggy tundra. Spend more time riding on the trail than any other Denali area off-road adventure tour. You may learn how to make fireweed tea, leave with a blueberry smile, or even chat about survival. Periodic stops are made for photography and wildlife sightings. Tackle the terrain in a single-rider ATV or share the thrill in a multi-passenger side-by-side ATV. Trails are challenging for all experience levels. The total tour covers about 20 miles with 2½ hours on the trails.
The experience, in brief
- Get out and ride in the Alaskan Boreal Forest
- Maneuver through the taiga to picturesque panoramas of the Alaska Range
- Observe glacial moraines and historic sites while navigating tree rutted trails, mountainfed creek
Your day, step by step
Healy (Denali)
ATV/UTV & Off Road Tours.
What to know before booking
Included
Certified Guide Helmet Riding Gloves
Not Included
Non-Alcoholic Drinks and Snacks Driver's License Tip for Guides
What to Bring
Warm Layers Rain Gear Closed-toe Shoes Face Mask Camera
Restrictions
To drive the Single Driver ATVs, you must be 18 years old or 16 years old and have parental permission. To drive the Side by Side ATVs, you must be 21 years old or 18 years old and have parental permission. All drivers must have and show a valid Driver’s License. A Driver’s Permit is not a valid Driver’s License. Anyone under 16 years old, or anyone without a valid Driver’s License will be restricted to a passenger seat on a Side by Side ATV. Minors and Children must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. We will provide a forward facing car seat and/or booster seat for small children upon request. ATV tours are not recommended for anyone with neck or back issues or for women who are pregnant. Consult a doctor before booking a tour. Animals may not accompany you on the ATV tour. Remember that you are on vacation! Relax and have a good time. Alaska is unique in landscape, wildlife, culture, and weather; do not expect Alaska to be the same as where you live. To truly enjoy your time here, bring your sense of adventure, be flexible, patient, and receptive to new experiences.
Meeting & Pickup
Our Tour Office is located at Mile 238.6 on the George Parks Highway, directly across the street from the Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge.
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
In our group of 8 people, no one would choose to do this again, or recommend it. Our expectation was very different from the reality of the ride. We were expecting rides on wooded trails, and instead it was primarily driving in open areas over rocky terrain. Multiple stops were made and some of them were way too long, especially when looking for rocks. The positives were that the vehicles seemed very well maintained and the educational component was good (geology; botany), and Dirt Mouth’s enthusiasm was notable. But if you’re looking for a ride on forested trails, this is not the trip you want.