Excursion Yukon suspension bridge and summit tour tour at Skagway

Experience the White Pass Summit as you journey from sea level to 3,000 feet, with turquoise lakes, alpine forests, and cascading waterfalls, this tour is paced for relaxed viewing. Then cross into Canada to the Yukon Suspension Bridge for panoramic river canyon views and gain insights into the Klondike Gold Rush. The tour ends with a scenic drive through Skagway's historic district, rich in frontier charm.

White Pass Summit

Embark on a breathtaking journey through the White Pass Mountains, where rugged peaks, turquoise lakes, and alpine forests create an awe-inspiring panorama. As your knowledgeable guide leads you from sea level to over 3,000 feet in elevation, the scenery transforms dramatically with every mile. The pace is relaxed, allowing time to pause at scenic viewpoints and fully immerse yourself in the beauty of this remote landscape. From cascading waterfalls to stunted spruce forests, every stop offers a picture-perfect moment. The route follows the path of gold seekers who once braved this wilderness, adding a sense of history to the natural grandeur.

Yukon Suspension Bridge

Cross into Canada and experience the dramatic Yukon Suspension Bridge, where adventure and natural beauty converge. Suspended above the rushing waters of the Tutshi River, the bridge provides unparalleled views of the turbulent canyon below. Informative displays share stories of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898, offering context to the area’s colorful past, including the infamous “Dead Horse Trail.” Stroll along elevated boardwalks that protect delicate alpine tundra and enjoy a close-up look at vibrant wildflowers thriving in this fragile ecosystem. The experience is both exhilarating and educational, giving you a deep appreciation of the landscape’s power and resilience.

Historic Skagway Drive

As you return from the mountains, your journey continues with a scenic drive through Skagway’s historic district, a town steeped in frontier charm. Lined with wooden sidewalks and preserved gold-rush-era buildings, the streets evoke a time when fortune seekers from around the globe flooded into Alaska. Your guide shares engaging stories of Skagway’s boomtown past, from colorful characters to the challenges of survival in this remote setting. The narrated drive provides the perfect conclusion to your adventure, blending natural splendor with living history. Arriving back at the pier, you carry with you both the beauty of the Yukon landscape and the rich legacy of those who once dared to conquer it.

Points of interests

Points of interest seen on this excursion include: Skagway, White Pass Mountains, Yukon Suspension Bridge

Note

Please note: Since this excursion enters Canada, participants of all nationalities must bring their passport. This tour requires a moderate amount of walking for approximately 600 yards (549 metres) with some uneven ground at certain locations. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilize a wheelchair. Dress in layers with comfortable closed toed shoes, a waterproof jacket and a camera. Passports are required for this tour.