Kantishna Roadhouse, the only Indigenous-owned and operated lodge within Denali National Park, has been recognized as one of TIME’s World’s Greatest Places for 2024. This honor highlights the lodge’s resilience and innovation in the face of significant challenges.
Denali National Park is home to a number of braided rivers, including McKinley River, Toklat River and Teklanika river. These river beds feature meandering streams
Denali Peeks Over Willow Ridge Sometime between late August and early October, Fall settles into Denali National Park, and much of the vegetation transforms from
Visitors of Denali National Park can be broken up into two groups: the 30% club and everyone else. The 30% club is made up of
In June and July, visitors of Kantishna Roadhouse are often surprised when they go to bed at 10 pm, and the sun is still up
The main attraction of Denali National Park is Denali, the most prominent and tallest mountain in the Alaska Range. At 20,310 feet of elevation, the
We are always amazed by the incredible natural beauty of Denali National Park, and these photos snapped by Kantishna Roadhouse GM Marie Monroe last week
We are blessed this year in Alaska with another spectacular showing of the Northern Lights. Kirsty Knittel, an immensely talented photographer and Kantisha Roadhouse bus
Unplugged Show at Kantishna is the Final Stop on Their Roots on the Rails Tour We were thrilled to be a part of the Cowboy
One of the perks of being a guest at Kantishna Roadhouse is the amazing array of speakers at our evening programs. We regularly feature artists,