Denali National Park Flightseeing Tours

Your jour­ney starts with a 35-minute flight, glid­ing over tow­er­ing moun­tains, glac­i­ers, and pris­tine wilder­ness. On a clear day, you’ll have a front-row view of Denali, North America’s tallest peak. Touch down in the remote Kan­tish­na Gold Min­ing Dis­trict and board a shut­tle for the Kan­tish­na Road­house where you’ll enjoy lunch and choose from a menu of activ­i­ties like gold pan­ning, guid­ed walk or hike, or self-guid­ed kayak­ing or pad­dle­board­ing on  ...more

Denali Air flights see the majes­tic moun­tain a whop­ping 90% of the time, thanks to the company’s high­ly expe­ri­enced pilots and its unique abil­i­ty to access both the south and north approach­es to Denali. Pas­sen­gers appre­ci­ate the pri­vate airstrip, the long­stand­ing rep­u­ta­tion of Denali Air as the orig­i­nal flight com­pa­ny in Denali, and the fact that 99.9% of the tour is with­in Denali Nation­al Park boundaries. 

A lot of peo­ple swear to it: the best way to see Alas­ka is from an air­plane, and there may indeed be no bet­ter way to get close to the face of Denali. This one-of-a-kind flight­see­ing oper­a­tor makes it easy to see up close to the Great One with­out spend­ing a great deal of time.

Go flight­see­ing over Denali Nation­al Park in a very unique way: via heli­copter. Lift off on a 50-minute flight —land­ing the heli­copter on a glac­i­er, putting on spe­cial boots, and going for a walk on the frozen land­scape to get an up-close look at it. Or, vis­it Bus 142, made famous by adven­tur­er Christo­pher McCan­d­less. Flight­see­ing in a heli­copter is much dif­fer­ent from in a plane — learn all the ben­e­fits of this great way of check­ing out the  ...more