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This Is the Last Summer You Can Visit Denali National Park With Hardly Anyone Around
“Picturesque Camp Denali, set on a hillside, is the only backcountry lodge with views of Denali and the Alaska Range from its 19 guest cabins. Meals are simply superb, including sourdough pancakes or braised pork with butternut squash gratin. It’s clear the establishment has been family-owned for over 50 years, with meticulously tended flower beds and quilts stitched by staff and co-owner Jenna Hamm. Camp Denali is also the only backcountry lodge that can offer naturalist-led excursions well east of Wonder Lake, deep into the park’s interior. That greater reach can translate to more wildlife viewing opportunities.”
Publication
AFAR Magazine, Written by Alex Pulaski
Date Published
June 24th, 2026
How a Landslide Changed Denali Tourism
“For the next two summers, visitors have a rare opportunity to explore Denali without crowds. The gateway to that experience is a stay at Camp Denali, an upscale lodge on the far end of the park. Each of the property’s 19 cozy cabins—furnished with a desk, wood-burning stove, and front porch with clear-eyed views of the mountain—blend naturally into the flower-dotted alpine scenery.”
Publication
Men’s Journal, Written by T.J. Olwig
Date Published
March 20th, 2025
This Lodge Inside Denali National Park Is About So Much More Than Just Luxury
The cozy timber-frame lodge of Camp Denali bustled with morning energy just moments ago. Guests chatted with each other, lodge staff cleared the plated breakfast of pancakes with blueberries harvested from the tundra outside, and coffee mugs clinked on the long wooden tables reminiscent of dining together in someone’s home. But now the lodge is quiet. Guests have left for activities of their choosing, from guided naturalist hikes designed for a range of abilities, biking the park road, and canoeing on Wonder Lake to relaxing in their cabins and enjoying the view. It’s a good day for it; the peak of Denali, all 20,300 feet of it scraping the rare clear sky, gleams impossibly through the window like some snow-covered image of myth.
Publication
Forbes, Written by Cassidy Randall
Date Published
September 23rd, 2024
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