- Two great destinations in one great itinerary -

This 2 week self-drive route is perfect for both first time and returning visitors to Alaska and the Yukon. The tour features most major highlights in Alaska, along with Canada's Yukon Territory. Highlights of this tour include Anchorage, coastal town Seward with Kenai Fjords National Park, historic gold rush history of Dawson City, Yukon's capital city Whitehorse, beautiful Kluane National Park - a world heritage site, Alaska's Golden Heart city of Fairbanks and wildlife viewing in Denali.

Day 8:  Whitehorse to Skagway 109 miles / 175 kilometers

Plan 2.5 hours driving time, not including stops.

Today you will drive south along the Klondike Highway. It is another of Alaska’s spectacular highways with Emerald Lake, Carcross desert and the small community of Carcross. The Yukon River Suspension Bridge provides excitement and scenic views from high above the river. Cross the Alaska/Canada border and continue to Skagway. This tiny town is part of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park. Overnight in Skagway.

Day 9: Skagway to Haines Junction / 152 miles

Plan 3.5 hours driving time, not including stops, plus 1-hour ferry ride.

This morning, ride the Alaska Marine Highway south along Lynn Canal to Haines. Take some time to sightsee in this small fishing town known for having the largest bald eagle population in the world. From here, drive north into Canada. Keep an eye out for wildlife as you pass by the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. Haines Junction is the headquarters of Kluane National Park. There are numerous hiking trails in the area. Overnight in Haines Junction.

Day 10: Haines Junction to Tok / 297 miles

Plan 6 hours driving time, not including stops.

Your route today takes you along the shores of beautiful Kluane Lake. Cross the border back into Alaska and continue driving on the Alaska Highway with scenic views of the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge, containing 924,000-acre with flat river basins, extensive marsh and lake complexes, mountains and two major glacial rivers. Tok is an important transportation hub on the Alaska/Canada Highway. Overnight in Tok.

Day 11: Tok to Fairbanks / 206 miles
Plan 4 hours driving time, not including stops.
Today you will drive the Alaska Highway to Fairbanks. Visit the towns of Delta Junction and North Pole along the way. North Pole is home to the famous Santa Claus House. Fairbanks is often called “The Gateway to the Arctic.” Local attractions include the Museum of the North, the Musk Ox Farm, Pioneer Park, and the Ice Museum. From here, you can take an evening tour to the Arctic Circle, a gold mine tour, or a riverboat cruise (not included). Overnight in Fairbanks.

Day 12: Fairbanks to Denali National Park / 125 miles
Plan 2.5 hours driving time, not including stop.
This morning you have time to explore Fairbanks at your leisure. Later today you will take a short drive south to the park entrance of Denali National Park. Overnight at the Denali National park entrance.

Day 13:  Denali National Park
Early this morning, embark on a 6 to 8-hour Tundra Wilderness Tour into Denali National Park (55 miles into the park). The park is inhabited by many different animal species, and with some luck you may see bears, caribou, moose, sheep, wolves and a variety of birds. Mt. McKinley may also be seen, weather permitting. A snack lunch is included. Overnight at the Denali park entrance.

Day 14:  Denali to Anchorage / 237 miles
Plan 5 hours driving time, not including stops.
This scenic drive takes you back to Anchorage. A must stop is the quaint town of Talkeetna, known for its special backcountry-town charm. Weather permitting, Talkeetna can have one of the best views of Mt McKinley and the Alaska Range. You also can depart on a spectacular flightseeing tour from here or a riverboat excursion (not included). Overnight in Anchorage.

Day 15: Anchorage

Today you return your car to the rental station. Depart or start an additional program.

14 day vehicle rental with unlimited mileage, 14 nights accommodation, ferry from Skagway to Haines for passengers and vehicle, bus tour into Denali National Park with snack lunch and park fees, and all taxes.

Any insurances for rental car, additional driver fees, gas.
Airfare, meals, optional excursions, park/admission fees other than mentioned.
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