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Although many visitors to Alaska admire hiking grand canyon guided tours Mt. McKinley, few are able to reach the top of it. There's hiking grand canyon guided tours more than one way to climb a mountain, though—and even if you're not an experienced mountaineer, there's a way for you to reach the top of North America's highest peak. This entry in our series about exemplary hiking grand canyon guided tours Alaskan businesses focuses on Fly Denali.
Fly Denali is a flightseeing and air taxi company that has operated out of Talkeetna and the Denali National Park entrance hiking grand canyon guided tours since 1992. The owners, Jim Trumbull and Eric Denkewalter, are well-suited to the flightseeing business—Jim was a ranger at Denali National Park, and Eric spent several years as a fighter pilot and officer in the Marine Corps. Their combination of wilderness experience and flying skills make Fly Denali one of the safest options for those who want to see Alaska by air.
As the only flightseeing company that lands on Mt. McKinley's glaciers, Fly Denali gives you a unique opportunity to see Denali from the viewpoint of a mountaineer. The Denali Glacier Landing Tour leaves from the entrance of the national park and takes you several thousand feet above sea level to land on Ruth Glacier, a massive river of snow and ice that winds through the peaks of the Alaska Range. You can also take the McKinley Summit Tour, which takes you up to the very top of Mt. McKinley. This experience definitely isn't one you'll forget. The Denali Glacier Landing Tour costs $449 per person and the McKinley Summit Tour costs $349.
If you're traveling with your Alaska RV rental during March and you're interested in the Iditarod Race, you'll definitely want to book one of Fly Denali's Iditarod hiking grand canyon guided tours flightseeing tours. These tours help travelers experience the "Last Great Race on Earth" in a totally hiking grand canyon guided tours unique way—you'll be able to get right in the middle of the action. You can choose between the Iditarod Restart Flight, which is a short, round-trip journey from Anchorage to the race's restart point in Willow, AK; or the Iditarod Check Point Flight, which is a full-day excursion to two of the race's checkpoints.