Reserve Your Train Depot Shuttle
If you arrive by train, we have a train shuttle that can meet you at the train depot. The rate is $25.00 per person, and round-trip service is available at no additional fee. Our train depot shuttle is operated by Denali Transit and requires a separate reservation. If you intend to arrive or depart through the Alaska Railroad, please make sure you book your shuttle using the link provided. Denali Transit can be reached at 907-522-5820, additional charges and waiting time may occur if you fail to book your shuttle in advance.
Shuttle & Taxi Services Available in Denali
Denali Transit also operates a local taxi service and an afternoon hourly shuttle from the property.
The cost of the taxi is $10 per person, each way, and can drive you anywhere within 15 miles. The taxi service hours are 8am until 9pm, guests can make reservations at Denali Transit or call 907-522-5820. The afternoon shuttle departs hourly and costs $10 per person for a full-day pass and only goes to one stop in “Downtown Denali” (AKA Glitter Gulch), an area filled with gift shops, restaurants, and activity centers. The hourly shuttle cannot be reserved ahead of time, purchase your ticket with the driver. It departs at the top of each hour between 3pm and 8pm. For more information on transportation services, please visit denalitransit.com or call 907-522-5820.
Car Rental Agencies that we recommend:
ALASKAN CAR RENTAL
alaskancarrental.com | (907) 339-2000
Address: 19 E 11th Avenue, Anchorage AK 99501
Email: info@alaskancarrental.com
Hours of Operation: Summer Season (May–Sept): Open 24 hours, Daily (24/7);
Winter Season (Oct– April): Mon–Sat 9am-6pm
KEYS TO DENALI CAR RENTALS
keystodenali.com | (907)-683-5397
Address: 137 Healy Spur Road, Healy AK 99743
Email: info@keystodenali.com
Hours of Operation: Mid-May to Mid-Sept. 9am–9pm Each Day
Denali Wildlife ~ Golden Eagle
You see more golden eagles in Denali than bald eagles. Golden eagles are more likely to feed on ptarmigan, marmots and ground squirrels. Golden eagles arrive in Denali as early as March. They are called golden eagles not because of their body color (which is brown) but because of some light (golden) brown feathers on their head and neck. They have a wing span of about six feet and you can see them soaring in the wind or sometimes perched on a tree.
