Alaska Wilderness Landtours - explore the heart of Alaska from 3 to 7 nights pre- or post-cruise |
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Step off your Voyage of the Glaciers cruise at Whittier, south of Anchorage and onto your Direct to the Wilderness train. On these Wilderness Land Tours you’ll stay in Princess’s custom built lodges with waterside locations, superb views, and a range of dining venues. A wide range of excursions is available – wilderness tours in search of bears, moose and caribou or perhaps white-water rafting. Wilderness LandtoursFrom Whittier port south of Anchorage the Direct to the Wilderness rail service with its glass domed observation cars travels through superb scenery between Anchorage and Fairbanks – you may see beaver dams and salmon in the rivers. Stay at Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge overlooking the Nenana River. Two nights here give a full day to explore the wilderness on an optional excursion. Many tours travel across the Park to Mount McKinley Princess Lodge with views of North America’s highest mountain – ‘Denali’ in the local language. Tour options include a continuation to Fairbanks in central Alaska for a stay on the banks of the Chena River. Overlooking the Kenai River, the Kenai Princess Lodge is a wilderness retreat deep in an emerald forest whose guest bungalows feature wood burning stoves. Alternative tours can travel to Copper River Princess Lodge set amongst the spectacular mountain scenery of Wrangell-St Elias, the US largest National Park. Anchorage visits may include a hotel night and time to explore Alaska's largest town. Wilderness Landtours SelectionThese wilderness land tours are designed to be taken pre- or post- the 7-night Voyage of the Glaciers cruise between Vancouver and Whittier (Anchorage). For cruise and land tour options follow the links below: Voyage of the Glaciers Northbound Denali Explorer - 3 nights
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