Autumn in Alaska? It is not as crazy as it sounds

The vast majority of people who visit Alaska do so during a narrow time window in the summer. That is when the state is alive and when you don’t need to strap on the snowshoes to walk around. The summer is without question a beautiful time to visit the Last Frontier, but those in the know also say that early Autumn is delightful.

The crowds are gone, the animals are still out, the viewing of the Northern lights is the best it is all year and the prices are cut rate. For example:

Beginning August 28 and throughout the rest of the season, *stay at any of Denali Park Resorts’ lodges at half the price and get half off any of the Explore Denali excursions. *The Explore Denali excursions offer guests an opportunity to hike within the park boundary or explore further a field on a van tour and are customizable to guests interests.

The outings allow guests to see the amazing colors of Alaska in the fall and the best of the park and wildlife. This package, which features lodging at McKinley Chalet Resort, McKinley Village Lodge, Denali Bluffs Hotel, or Denali Grande Lodge, represents an incredible *50 percent savings*, costs $329.00 per room for two-night lodging and tickets for two on any Explore Denali excursion, and runs through the end of the season, Sept. 18.

Reservations must be made in advance and are based on availability. Rates are based on double occupancy, additional charges will apply to additional guests.**

You can visit Denali Resorts to learn more about the awesomeness of an Alaska autumn and to book your reservations.

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