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with this INCREDIBLY detailed and easy to follow  itineraries to visit Alaska's National Parks

They are the hardest to get to.  They are the most remote and visiting them will take you from one corner of Alaska to the other.  They are the least visited and some of the largest parks.

By the time you are done, you will have taken at least 11 flights and traveled 2,200 miles.  You will have driven/rode over 1,200 miles. 

You will have crossed the Arctic Circle, seen the spectacular scenery of eight different mountain ranges, and seen some of North American's largest and extraordinary wildlife.  

BUT planning this astounding Alaska National Park adventure is a lot of work. 

Visiting these parks requires a lot of moving pieces and the necessary planning information is spread across the interwebs.   

You could spend months going in circles trying to design the perfect itinerary.

Months that other people who have a plan are making bookings and hotels, flight operators and excursion providers are filling up.  

It doesn't have to be that way.

Our Alaska National Park Itineraries are designed to make planning a trip to Alaska's National Parks' easy.

Our Itineraries will help you with: 

Wonderful itinerary! Easy to follow. Full of great information. Allows for individual flexibility. 

Richard

Let me be your guide through the Alaskan National Park. Below, you'll find Alaska National Park Itinerary options for trips ranging from 7 to 21 days. Each itinerary is maximize your time in the featured parks. These itineraries are designed for use between June and early September. Outside of this time frame, you will encounter weather issues and seasonal closures.

This itinerary is for someone looking to visit all 8 Alaska National Parks in one 21 day trip.  This Alaska National Park Itinerary is designed to give you time in most of the parks to do see the highlights and then time to do a hike or two or a guided activity.  There are also 3 weather days built into the itinerary to allow space for weather cancellations. 

This itinerary has a base cost of of ~$7,200 for one person or $6,700 per person for two or more people NOT including food, lodging, or transportation to Alaska. Camping with a few nights in hotels are ~$600.  Budget hotels are ~$2,700 and mid-range hotels are ~$3,400.

70 + Page Itinerary includes visits to:

As a bonus, you'll get activity guides to Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau. This is a $45 value.

This Alaska National Itinerary is designed for people who can't or don't want to visit all the parks one long trip 14 or 21 day trip.  The ebook has 3 separate 1 week itineraries.  Each itinerary focuses on a different set of parks and is designed to maximize your time in the parks.  

Week 1 includes Glacier Bay, Katmai, and Lake Clark.  Base cost of ~$1,700 per person with lodging running ~$300 to $1600+.

Week 2 includes Denali, Gates of Arctic, and Kobuk Valley. Base cost of ~$3,300 per person with lodging running ~$150 to $1050+.

Week 3 includes Kenai Fjords and Wrangell - St. Elias. Base cost of ~$1,250 per person with lodging running ~$250 to $1700+.

100 + Page Itinerary includes visits to:

This is a three pack and includes 7 Day Alaska National Park Itinerary #1, 7 Day Alaska National Park Itinerary #2, and 7 Day Alaska National Park Itinerary #3.

As a bonus, you'll get activity guides to Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau. This is a $45 value.

This is a condensed itinerary to visit all 8 Alaska National Parks in one 14 day trip.  

This itinerary has a base cost of of approximately $7,100 for one person or $6,700 per person for two or more people NOT including food, lodging, or transportation to Alaska. Camping with a few nights in hotels are ~$450.  Budget hotels are ~$1650 and mid-range hotels are ~$2,200

Please note that this itinerary has minimal wiggle room for weather issues and there is a strong chance that you experience weather issues getting to 1 or more parks.

60+ Page Itinerary includes visits to:

As a bonus, you'll get activity guides to Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau. This is a $45 value.

This Alaska National Park itinerary will guide you through planning a trip to Denali, Gates of Arctic, and Kobuk Valley National Parks.  

This itinerary has a base cost of of ~$3,300 for solo travelers and ~$3,100 per person for a couple NOT including food, lodging, or transportation to Alaska. Lodging varies depending hotels selection or camping. Camping with a few nights in hotels are ~$150.  Budget hotels are ~$850 and mid-range hotels are ~$1,050.

45 + Page Itinerary includes visits to:

As a bonus, you'll get activity guides to Fairbanks. This is a $15 value.

This Alaska National Park itinerary will guide you through planning a trip to Kenai Fjords and Wrangell - St. Elias National Parks. 

This itinerary has a base cost of of ~$1,250 for solo travelers and ~$1,050 per person for couple NOT including food, lodging, or transportation to Alaska. Lodging varies depending hotels selection or camping. Camping with a few nights in hotels are ~$250.  Budget hotels are ~$1,300 and mid-range hotels are ~$1,700.

50 + Page Itinerary includes visits to:

As a bonus, you'll get activity guides to Anchorage. This is a $15 value.