



by Denali Fat Truck Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$498This 3-hour off-road tour uses a climate-controlled Search & Rescue Fat Truck (SHERP) to travel steep mining trails near Denali National Park. The vehicle protects passengers from weather, insects, and wildlife while providing views of the surrounding wilderness. Along the route, the guide points out local geological formations and shares information about the area's history. The tour runs year-round in Healy, Alaska, with trails adjusted according to weather and trail conditions. Noise reduction headsets with microphones are included for communication. If using the hotel shuttle service from select hotels during summer, plan for about 3.5 to 4 hours total.
Denali Park
This year-round tour near Denali National Park operates in Healy, Alaska, using a climate-controlled off-road vehicle. The trails vary depending on weather and trail conditions to provide the best route available during the tour.
180 min
Turn onto Otto Lake Road from mile 247 of the Parks Hwy (Hwy 3). Follow Otto Lake Rd for 1.2 miles staying on the paved road, turn Right onto Pioneer Road (gravel road), turn right into Parking lot at Denali Fat Truck Tours. Some Maps have not updated the road names posted on signs yet.
End point
Turn onto Otto Lake Road from mile 247 of the Parks Hwy (Hwy 3). Follow Otto Lake Rd for 1.2 miles staying on the paved road, turn Right onto Pioneer Road (gravel road), turn right into Parking lot at Denali Fat Truck Tours. Some Maps have not updated the road names posted on signs yet.




by Denali Fat Truck Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$498This 3-hour off-road tour uses a climate-controlled Search & Rescue Fat Truck (SHERP) to travel steep mining trails near Denali National Park. The vehicle protects passengers from weather, insects, and wildlife while providing views of the surrounding wilderness. Along the route, the guide points out local geological formations and shares information about the area's history. The tour runs year-round in Healy, Alaska, with trails adjusted according to weather and trail conditions. Noise reduction headsets with microphones are included for communication. If using the hotel shuttle service from select hotels during summer, plan for about 3.5 to 4 hours total.
Denali Park
This year-round tour near Denali National Park operates in Healy, Alaska, using a climate-controlled off-road vehicle. The trails vary depending on weather and trail conditions to provide the best route available during the tour.
180 min
Turn onto Otto Lake Road from mile 247 of the Parks Hwy (Hwy 3). Follow Otto Lake Rd for 1.2 miles staying on the paved road, turn Right onto Pioneer Road (gravel road), turn right into Parking lot at Denali Fat Truck Tours. Some Maps have not updated the road names posted on signs yet.
End point
Turn onto Otto Lake Road from mile 247 of the Parks Hwy (Hwy 3). Follow Otto Lake Rd for 1.2 miles staying on the paved road, turn Right onto Pioneer Road (gravel road), turn right into Parking lot at Denali Fat Truck Tours. Some Maps have not updated the road names posted on signs yet.