Best Things To Do On Alaska Land Tour | Alaska Wildlife Viewing

Best Things To Do On Alaska Land Tour | Alaska Wildlife Viewing
00:00 Introduction
00:17 Denali Intro
00:51 Denali Welcome Committee (Moose)
01:40 Wildlife Viewing & Scenery
01:48 Grizzly Bear
02:33 Caribou Herd
03:30 Grizzly Bears Resting
03:42 Moose Wading into Pond
04:55 Two Grizzlies Walking in Field
05:55 Two Moose Eating
06:44 Park Road Info
07:17 Bus Options
08:11 Visitor Centers on Park Road
08:34 Eielson Visitor Center
09:15 Polychrome Pass
09:48 Wonder Lake Mosquitos
10:15 End of the Road
10:50 Denali Sled Dogs
12:06 Food & Dining Options
12:16 Alaska Cabin Nite Dinner Theatre
12:56 Cinnamon Rolls!
13:13 Lynx Creek Pizza & Pub
13:26 Lodging and Accommodations
13:33 Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge
14:04 Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge
14:35 Treehouse Masters
14:50 Wrap Up
15:03 Next Video Preview
15:17 Ending

[@interestingstory2498]

I watched your video from Bangkok Thailand . Thank You so Much to happiness video .

[@CarterChronicles]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@melissamartin9972]

Just watched all your Alaska trip videos! Great job. Going to Alaska next year and can't wait!

[@CarterChronicles]

That is so exciting! We can’t wait to go back to Alaska. We’re just not sure when that will be.

[@jimgreen5788]

Carter Chronicles, super job with this video, as is anything having to do with AK. May I point out 2 years after the fact that the language from which the name Denali originates is Koyukon (COY-uh-con), which is the Athabascan language family, as English is in the Germanic family. Other languages in that family are Navajo and Apache. However, there's a boat load of other tribes in Canada from this family.
Back in '84 on my solo drive to AK, I got on the bus next in line, which was fine. However, at Eielson a tire blew, and the tiny lady driver couldn't get the tire off, so we waited several hours for a replacement bus, which means we didn't get to go the last 17 miles. However, we still saw a lot of wildlife.
I was one of the fortunate few who got to see the mtn. clearly.

[@LovinLifesJourney]

Another great video! Thanks for sharing such helpful and interesting info along with the beautiful scenery!

[@CarterChronicles]

Thank you so much! I just wish we had known back in 2018, that we would be making a youtube video one day. There is so much we would have done differently, but oh, well... just an excuse to go back, right? 😊

[@LovinLifesJourney]

Absolutely!! 😀

[@PudikTV]

i want to see alaska.. thanks for sharing... beautiful

[@CarterChronicles]

Thank you!

[@paulineg1088]

Fantastic video! Thank you for sharing. Your photography is amazing. We have been really enjoying your videos. What month were you there?

[@CarterChronicles]

Thank you! We were at Denali mid June of 2018. We never dreamed we would ever make a video to share on CZcams back then. So we only had our phones and a cheap point & shoot camera to use, and no stabilizing equipment which is evident by being very excited around the wildlife.
But we have been having fun piecing together the memories of our trips to Alaska, and sharing them. Glad you are enjoying them! 😊

[@webteufelbrb]

Playliste Welten/Tiere 👍👍

[@liuliumama]

really good video！thank you

[@CarterChronicles]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@amart3377]

I'm going to Denali next month! Can you tell me where you saw those bears? That's definitely on my list of animals to see!!

[@CarterChronicles]

In Denali, it was on the green bus tour through the park. Best of luck bear spotting, and hope you have a great trip!

[@debraruss7503]

Too bad that the road is now closed at mile 42 (I think) because of landslides and road repairs. I would have loved to travel to the end of the road. Thanks for sharing.

[@CarterChronicles]

That is too bad. We’ve heard rumors that they may not be able to re-open the road because of the permafrost ground being too unstable. 😕