Kids & Youth

a group of campers smile and wave while hiking up a mountainside

NPS Photo / Sierra McLane

 
Cover of Denali with Kids--siblings dance and hug each other

It can be daunting to plan a trip that will be fun for the whole family. Especially when your destination is a vast wilderness in the Alaskan Interior. Whether you've already reached Denali already or you're still dreaming about your perfect trip, Denali with Kids is a great place to start creating a vacation that will appeal to all ages.

This free travel guide is designed for parents and guardians who are traveling to Denali and hope to make lasting memories. Denali with Kids unlocks Denali's secrets, covering everything from the best places to camp and hike to important safety and logistical information. This guide not only serves to help you plan your trip, but also includes parent testimonies and fun family photos that will inspire you.

Denali with Kids is currently available for download as either a high-resolution version (8.8 MB) or low-resolution version (5 MB). You can also find it in visitor centers throughout the park.


 
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Every Kid in a Park

Hey fourth graders! In celebration of the National Park Service turning 100, come see America’s natural wonders and historic sites. The Every Kid in a Park program allows every fourth grader and their family to visit parks for free.

Get a voucher for a free park entrance pass at everykidinapark.gov. Bring the voucher with you to Denali and we will exchange it for your pass.

If you can't make it to Denali in person, then virtually visit us through our distance learning programs. Teachers can sign up for classes of any ages, but we have a special program for fourth graders called Find Your Park: Denali.

Finally, if you live in the Denali or Mat-Su Boroughs here in Alaska, tell your teachers to ask us about Denali Days! Teachers can invite one of our rangers to visit your classroom, where we'll talk about how the National Park Service protects America's special lands and history. Have your teacher contact us to learn more.

 

Contact the Park

Mailing Address:

PO Box 9
Denali Park, AK 99755

Phone:

(907) 683-9532
General park information. The phone is answered 9 am - 4 pm daily, except on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. If you reach the voicemail, please leave a message with your number and we'll call you back as soon as we finish helping the visitor on the line ahead of you.

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