Hi ,

Please note, this is a small group workshop with a max of 9 people, plus Jeff and myself. As of right now, there are only 3 spots left. The trip filled up last year, so if you’d like to join is on this special photo experience, click here to reserve your spot.

With a max of 9 participants, we currently only have 3 spots left. 

7 full days/8 nights August 15 – August 23, 2015.

Or, meet us at the Denali National Park Entrance and join us for the 4 nights at Camp Denali.

Anchorage,  Denali National Park, Talkeetna, and Hatcher Pass

    •    Guided by two of Alaska’s most publisehd and respected professional photographers

    •    Classroom instruction and critique sessions

    •    THE very best view of Denali, (Mt. Mckinley) that can be seen from within the park

    •    Wildlife naturalist on Denali Park outings

    •    Visiting other photogenic areas of Southcentral Alaska

Standard Trip:  $5,550 per person, based on double occupancy. Includes 8 nights’ accommodations and meals from arrival day dinner to last day breakfast.

Non-Participating Spouse Standard Trip: $4,875 based on double occupancy. Includes all 8 nights’ accommodations and meals from arrival day dinner, through the last day breakfast. The spouse is welcome at all meals and as a non-participant in all classroom discussions.

While they may not join the group on our daily bus photo outings in the Park, they may join the other Camp Denali guests on their daily bus ride back into the park for nature hikes with a lodge naturalist. Activities available at Camp Denali at no additional cost include: guided wilderness nature hikes, mountain biking, and canoeing on Wonder Lake and of course relaxing at the main lodge.

Denali Park ONLY Trip: $3,995 per person/based on double occupancy.  For those with less time & want all their time to be in Denali Park.  Includes the 4 nights at Camp Denali, meals and group photo outings in Denali.  Meet the group at the Denali Park entrance at noon on August 17th and return to the park entrance with the group at noon on August 21st.

Less Accommodations Trip (No Anchorage Hotels):  $5,150 per person/double occupancy. For those who live in the Anchorage area or prefer to make your own accommodations for the two nights (first night and last night) in Anchorage. Includes 6 nights’ accommodations and meals from arrival day dinner to last day breakfast.

* FOR SINGLE TRAVELERS:  Single occupancy for all accommodations, except the 4 nights at Camp Denali, is an additional: $ 625.00.   Due to limited space at Camp Denali, our group's cabin arrangements there include 3 rooms for single travelers. These are available on a first-come, first-serve basis at no additional cost. Any additional single travelers will have the option to either share a cabin with another participant, or pay an additional $2200 for a single cabin.

I'd love to have you join Jeff and me on this very special Co-Led Denali Workshop, as it promises a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for everyone, including me! I'll be honest, I'm looking forward to learning from Jeff myself, as he's such an accomplished an iconic Alaska photographer. He has a lot of great info and insight to share- we both do, and with our combined teaching you'll walk away from a huge array of knowledge and some fantastic imagery- I promise!

Or, feel free to contact me if you have any questions. I hope to see you later this summer!

Located 89 miles from the crowded park entrance and with spectacular views of Mt. McKinley, Camp Denali is a unique wilderness retreat for those seeking an in-depth experience in Denali National Park. Founded in 1951, Camp Denali is Alaskaʼs original wilderness vacation lodge and nature center. 

Accommodations are eighteen individual cabins, situated along a ridge with commanding views of Mt. McKinley and the Alaska Range. Cabins are furnished with a wood stove, propane lights and hotplate, hand-crafted quilts and Alaskan artwork.

Each cabin is located within a three to seven minute walk from the main log lodge, dining room, and shower facility. Drinking water comes from a spigot by your door, and may be heated in your cabin for a quiet cup of coffee, tea or for washing up. 

Camp Denali's meticulously maintained outhouses offer private, convenient facilities, and each guest cabin enjoys clear views of Denali when it's out. A natural history resource room, complete with binocular microscope, herbarium, animal specimens and scientific library is always open for guest use. Camp Denali is not for everyone.  

Note that this is not a luxurious resort. It does not have internet connection, cell service, T.V. (no other Denali lodges do either) or even unlimited electricity. Instead, creative handwork, attention to detail, and careful stewardship of the land create a simple elegance that does not detract from the wildlands you come to explore. Long-standing family ownership is committed to preserving and refining these fundamental elements. 

The experience of staying at Camp Denali is a unique blend of camaraderie among fellow adventurers and staff in a wilderness setting without parallel. Read more and see reviews from Trip Advisor at Camp Denali Lodge. Camp Denali is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service and its sole historic operator.