Experience the best of hiking in Denali National Park, Alaska with our guide to top trails, guided tours, and where to stay. Discover popular hikes like Horseshoe Lake, Savage Alpine, Mt. Healy, and Triple Lakes, plus unforgettable guided adventures with Northern Epics. Learn why staying three nights in Denali is ideal for wildlife tours such as the East Fork Transit Bus or Tundra Wilderness Tour. Make McKinley Creekside Cabins your base, with cozy lodging and the popular Cre

Discover Guided Hiking in Denali Exploring Denali National Park is unforgettable—but it can also be overwhelming without local knowledge. That’s why a guided hike is one of the best ways to experience the park. Choose Northern Epics for naturalist-led, off-trail adventures that bring Denali’s landscapes to life. Opt for Denali Backcountry Guides if you want decades of experience and options ranging from gentle walks to alpine heli-hikes. Or, design your own day with Travers

If you’re looking for one of the best places to experience Denali National Park without venturing too far into the backcountry, the Savage River area is a must. Located at Mile 15 of the Denali Park Road—the furthest point you can drive your own vehicle—this area offers a perfect introduction to Denali’s landscape, wildlife, and hiking opportunities. What makes Savage River so special is its accessibility paired with its scenery.