Denali with your Grandchild!

Bring your grandchild to Denali National Park and enjoy an exploration of the subarctic with expert resident naturalists. Walk the Savage River Trail and take plaster track casts along the river’s edge. Learn how wolf tracking is done using radio telemetry. Use wild plants to make homemade ice cream. Search for wildlife on a day-long trip to Eielson Visitor Center. Optional activities such as a raft trip can be planned for the final day. The program is offered by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at University of Alaska Fairbanks and coordinated by the Denali Education Center. Rooms and meals are at their quiet wooded campus on the banks of the Nenana River. Accommodations are in two-room cabins, each with two bedrooms and one bath. Rooms shared by grandparents and grandkids. Recommended age of grandchildren is 8–12.

Cost of $945/adult and $795/child ($925 and $775 if paying by check) includes 4 nights accommodations, all meals, educational activities, transportation into and around the park, and gratuities. Transportation to Denali is not included. Deposit of $150/person; remainder due May 1.