Discover true wilderness and capture epic vistas of endless mountains! With only 10% of the entire state of Alaska accessible by road, we are proud to offer a premier helicopter-access photography exc
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Location: Denali National Park
What's Included
- Professional tripods and filters are provided. Digital cameras with long zoom lens are available upon request, and guests keep the memory card.
- Air-conditioned vehicle
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Dress in layers! It can get chilly up there, even in summer. I'd recommend a waterproof jacket, sturdy hiking shoes, and warm clothing underneath. Don't forget a hat and gloves if you're sensitive to cold. It's also good to wear something that you can move easily in, since you'll be walking around a bit after the landing.
A: There is no strict age limit, but it's best suited for older kids and adults since it involves some hiking and being in a helicopter. If you're bringing younger children, check with Denali Photo Guides about their policies and recommendations to ensure a good experience for everyone.
A: If the weather doesn't cooperate, the tour may be rescheduled. Denali Photo Guides will contact you in advance if this happens. They really want to ensure you get the best experience possible with clear skies for photography. So, it's good to be flexible with your schedule!
Discussions
Just booked the Backcountry Photo Excursion in Denali!
I'm so stoked! I just booked the helicopter photo excursion for next month. I can hardly wait to see those views! I’ve heard the guides are really helpful with camera tips too, which is perfect since I’m still learning. Anyone have tips on what settings to use for the best shots? And should I bring my own camera or use the one they provide?
Last-minute gift idea: helicopter photo tour in Denali!
I’m thinking about getting this excursion as a surprise for my brother who’s an amateur photographer. He loves the outdoors, and I know he’s been wanting to visit Alaska. The idea of landing on a peak sounds incredible! Just wondering if anyone has done this and if it’s really worth it?