THIS IS HOW YOU SEE ALASKA!! Luxury Train To Denali National Park

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The creator documents a journey from Anchorage to Denali National Park via the McKinley Explorer train. The trip features glass-domed cars that provide views of the Alaskan landscape, including sightings of moose and the distant Denali mountain. The creator notes the unique flora of the region, such as trees bent by snow weight and those affected by beetles. Upon arrival, the group transfers to the McKinley Chalet, where they explore the modern accommodations and the surrounding Denali Square. The video details various activities including walking along a river, observing arctic squirrels, and visiting the nearby Princess Lodge. The creator concludes the day by exploring local shops and dining on Alaskan cod fish and chips before visiting Denali Village for ice cream. The journey highlights the transition from forested areas to the tundra landscape and provides a look at the different lodging options available in the Denali area.
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I've done this before it's spectacular really looking looking forward to this
these train cars are absolutely amazing they are glass stoned and so we're going to have beautiful views the entire way up to Denali
we are in the 30% club that saw Mount zali fingers crossed see it again and actually get a picture
we have cards for a free S'mores Kit that we can get right here but we have to have dinner first
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