Camp Denali

Join ornithologist, author, and illustrator David Sibley for a program on bird identification and observation, focusing on field sketching as a method of study and the psychology of perception.

Join science illustrator Kristin Link for hands-on sketching and nature journaling workshops, combining drawing and watercolor painting with observing nature in Denali's tundra and alpine landscape.

Spend time with author, poet, and professor Drew Lanham, whose work addresses the confluence of race, place, and nature, often through the lens of birds and conservation.

Join Yukon-based author and journalist Trina Moyles as she shares stories inspired by rural communities and relationships with land, wildlife, food security, and climate change in the North.

Experience programs with Maija Katak Lukin, Executive Director of the Alaska Nannut Co-Management Council, focused on co-stewardship, Tribal trust responsibility, and hands-on creating and storytelling about care for the land.

Learn about the tectonics of the Alaska Range and the region's earthquake history with geophysicist and seismologist Dr. Carl Tape.

Join Alaska Climate Specialist Rick Thoman to understand Alaska's dynamic climate and its impacts, drawing from his decades of experience in weather and climate science.

Explore themes of memory, identity, and storytelling with artist, writer, and adventurer Tessa Hulls, author of the award-winning graphic novel 'Feeding Ghosts'.

Author and journalist Cassidy Randall will share readings and photos from her award-winning book 'Thirty Below', about the first all-women's climb of Denali.

Join sculptor George Bumann to discover how to observe and interpret animal communication, combining art, science, and field observations to deepen understanding of the natural world.

Writer and environmental historian Bathsheba Demuth shares insights into the past and present lives of salmon and people along the Yukon River, and the role of sled dogs in the North.

Artist and art historian Kes Woodward explores the role of artists in conservation, historical depictions of Alaska, and contemporary art of Denali and its environs.

Join wildlife biologist and photographer Milo Burcham for a hands-on photography workshop, combining technique instruction with immersive field time to capture Denali’s landscapes, wildlife, and light.

An all-inclusive stay at Camp Denali, offering a meaningful introduction to Denali's backcountry, wildlife, and vast landscapes, beginning on Fridays and concluding on Mondays.

An all-inclusive stay at Camp Denali, providing additional time to explore diverse landscapes, enjoy activities, and experience the park's changing weather and wildlife, beginning on Mondays and concluding on Fridays.

An extended all-inclusive stay at Camp Denali, offering a deeper connection to the park, more hiking terrain, and time to build relationships, starting on either a Friday or Monday.