Alaska Travel by Railroad
From the very instant you board the Alaska Railroad coaches, you know that you are in for a treat. The breathtaking 
beauty of the Alaskan landscape is brought to you through panoramic windows and the historic presentations by lifelong Alaskan conductors and tour guides make this travel by rail one of the most unique and enjoyable travel experiences of a lifetime.
All coaches feature comfortable forward-facing seats, classic recliners, and outdoor viewing areas. Experience the Alaska wilderness while enjoying the luxury 
of circa-50s style coaches, upper viewing dome, and a dining car complete with polished silver and sparkling crystal. This dining experience rivals the best restaurants in the State. There is no restaurant in Alaska that can compare with this backdrop.
The Alaska Railroad invites you to explore its GoldStar service available exclusively on the Denali Star Train. As a GoldStar 
guest, you will bask in the luxury of a first-class multi-level luxury coach, replete with exquisite decor and a private open air viewing deck. Dine in comfort in 36 dining room seats with views through picture windows. Your dome-level reclining seats can rotate to accommodate groups of four and let you share the experience with friends. A full-time bar attendant is available to those looking for libations.
Alaska Travel Tip: If traveling round trip to and from Denali National Park, consider dividing your round trip transportation to and from Denali National Park between the Alaska Railroad and the Denali Motorcoach Service in order to better experience the full range of Alaska scenery and viewing experiences.
Within half an hour of departing Anchorage, watch for wildlife and magnificent views of Mt. McKinley. Weather permitting, the train will slow to allow passengers to take photos.
Price: Value Season: $202.00 adult / $101.00 per child under 11
After leaving Denali, cross the 918-foot Hurricane Gulch trestle, 296 feet above the creek below. Weather permitting, the train will slow to allow passengers to take photos.
Price: Value Season: $202.00 adult / $101.00 per child under 11
Watch for wildlife and magnificent views of Mt. McKinley. North of Talkeetna, cross the 918-foot Hurricane Gulch trestle, 296 feet above the creek below.
Price: Value Season: $277.00 adult / $139.00 per child under 11
Fairbanks to Anchorage - Alaska Travel by Railroad
After leaving Fairbanks, the train crosses the Tanana River via one of the world's longest single-span bridges. Pass through the scenic Nenana River Canyon.
Price: Value Season: $167.00 adult / $84.00 per child under 11
Traveling out of Anchorage, pass through the Anchorage Coastal Wildlife Refuge and be prepared spot migratory birds, water fowl and moose.
Price: $160.00 per adult / $80.00 per child under 11
Begin your Alaska Railroad journey to Anchorage with camera in hand as you pass Kenai Lake, Grandview Pass, Bartlett Glacier and Spencer Glacier.
Price: $160.00 per adult / $80.00 per child under 11
The Ramada Inn Anchorage is conveniently located downtown within walking distance of several local attractions, fine dining, local nightclubs, and shopping.
Price: $65.00 per adult / $33.00 per child under 11
Travel along Turnagain Arm where Beluga whales and Dall sheep can often be seen. After passing Girdwood and Portage Glacier, continue through a two mile tunnel to reach Whittier.
Price: $65.00 per adult / $33.00 per child under 11
Depart Denali and enter the scenic Nenana River Canyon, a popular spot for whitewater rafting. Before reaching Fairbanks, the train crosses the Tanana River via one of the world's longest single-span bridges.
Price: Value Season: $51.00 adult / $26.00 per child under 11
After leaving Fairbanks, cross the Tanana River via one of the world's longest single-span bridges. Pass through the scenic Nenana River Canyon, a popular spot for whitewater rafting before arriving at Denali.
More Alaska transportation options:
Alaska Air Taxi
Alaska Motor Coach
Alaska Car Rental
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