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Alaska Bus Passenger Service Denali - Seward Bus Bus Service Between Seward and Denali National Park Click here for other bus destinations: Alaska Bus Passenger Service  The Denali Seward Bus is the only daily transportation option available between Seward and Denali National Park with a single day's travel time, enabling you to enjoy a pre or post cruise tour of Denali Park. Other transportation options require 2 days travel time. This is a 365-mile bus trip between Denali and Anchorage and Seward.The trip between Seward and Anchorage travels the spectacular and scenic Seward Highway, a National Scenic Byway. Travel through the Kenai Mountains and Turnagain Pass following along the Turnagain Arm, a body of water featuring the world's second highest tides at over 30 feet. The section between Anchorage and Denali travels the George Parks Highway and depending on the weather features some of the best views of Mt. McKinley in the state. Also, on most days a one-half hour stop will be made at the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge allowing great views of Mt. McKinley, weather permitting, and the ability to purchase "to-go" coffee, soda and snacks. The south and northbound buses will arrive in Anchorage at the Anchorage Museum at approximately 1:30 pm. The Museum features a fabulous cafe if you would like to enjoy lunch on your own. At 3:00 pm board the bus to continue your journey north to Denali or south towards Seward. Northbound bus arrives in Denali at 9:00 pm. and the southbound bus arrives in Seward at 5:45 pm.
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Tour Type: Motorcoach Difficulty: Easy Comfort: Generous Legroom, Large Picture Windows, Custom Bus Prior Experience: None The Denali - Seward Bus is the only daily transportation option available between Seward and Denali National Park with a single day's travel time. Custom Denali transportation, lodging and Denali Tour packages are available. Email or call for information.
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Northbound To Denali Seward to Denali National Park May 17 - September 16 Departs: 10:30 am Seward Small Boat Harbor Departs: 10:45 am Seward Windsong Lodge Departs: 11:15 am Trail Lake Lodge Arrives: 1:30 pm Anchorage Museum Departs: 3:00 pm Anchorage Museum Arrives: 5:30 pm Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge Departs: 6:00 pm Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge Arrives: 9:00 pm Denali National Park Arrival Information: Drop offs are limited to the Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge, McKinley Village Hotel, Denali Princess Lodge, McKinley Chalets, and Denali Bluff Hotel. Southbound To Seward Denali National Park to Seward May 17 - September 16 Departs: 7:00 AM Denali Bluffs Hotel Departs: 7:15 AM Denali Princess Lodge Departs: 7:30 AM McKinley Chalet Resort Departs: 7:45 AM McKinley Village Lodge Arrives: 10:30 am Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge Departs: 11:00 am Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge Arrives: 1:30 pm Anchorage Museum Departs: 3:00 pm Anchorage Museum Arrives: 5:45 pm Seward Arrival Information: Drop offs are limited to the Seward Windsong Lodge, Seward Cruise Dock, and the Small Boat Harbor.
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Alaska Railroad Route Map, Points Of Interest RELATED LINKS AND NATURAL HISTORY Denali National Park (National Park Service) Denali National Park Weather and Forecast Rail Passenger Service Trains Denali Star -Anchorage to Denali & Fairbanks Alaska Railroad History Alaska Railroad Wiki Alaska Central Railroad Tunnel No. 1 SUGGESTED ALASKA READING LIST Discovering Denali: A Complete Reference Guide to Denali National Park and Mount McKinley, Alaska  by Dow ScogginsIn the Shadow of Denali: Life and Death on Alaska's Mt. McKinley  by Jonathan WatermanAlaska: A History of the 49th State  by Claus-M Naske and Herman E. SlotnickGuide to the Birds of Alaska  by Robert H. ArmstrongWild Flowers of the Yukon, Alaska  by John G. S. TrelawnyComing into the Country by John McPhee Travels in Alaska by John Muir  Did You Know? Did you know that Denali or Mt. McKinley, located within Denali National Park and Preserve, is the highest mountain on the North American continent? Measured from the 2,000 foot lowlands to its snowy summit at 20,237 feet, the mountain’s vertical relief of 18,000 feet is greater than that of Mount Everest.
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