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Exploring Skagway’s Triple Combo: Yukon Suspension Bridge, Alaskan Huskies & White Pass Summit - Skagway

Exploring Skagway’s Triple Combo: Yukon Suspension Bridge, Alaskan Huskies & White Pass Summit

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5–5.25 hours

Fitness Level

Good general fitness needed for short walks on uneven terrain and standing during stops.

Overview

Journey along the Klondike Highway with this unique triple combo tour in Skagway. Encounter the swinging Yukon Suspension Bridge, meet energetic Alaskan huskies, and stand atop the historic White Pass summit on a full-day adventure rich in history and wilderness.

Exploring Skagway’s Triple Combo: Yukon Suspension Bridge, Alaskan Huskies & White Pass Summit

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Stretching beyond the limits of the ordinary, the Bridge, Puppies, and Summit Triple Combo in Skagway plunges travelers into the wild heart of Alaska’s borderlands. This full-day adventure arcs across the rugged Klondike Highway, threading the history of gold rush routes with the raw pulse of untamed nature and canine companions.

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Adventure Tips

Carry your passport and ID

This tour crosses the U.S.-Canada border twice; valid passports or acceptable government IDs with birth certificates are required.

Wear layered clothing

Weather varies drastically between lowlands and the White Pass summit; layers help you stay comfortable throughout the day.

Bring sturdy footwear

Uneven ground at the suspension bridge and dog camp demands solid, supportive shoes to navigate safely.

Hydrate and snack

The tour lasts over five hours with active walking periods; carry water and light snacks for energy between stops.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mountain goats navigating steep passes
  • Occasional sightings of bald eagles soaring above the river

History

This route follows the path of fortune seekers from the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 1890s, with the White Pass summit once a critical portal between Alaska and Yukon territory.

Conservation

The tour emphasizes sustainable tourism by limiting crowd sizes at delicate sites, protecting wildlife habitats, and promoting awareness of local Indigenous cultures.

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Recommended Gear

Passport or government-issued ID with birth certificate

Essential

Required for multiple border crossings between the U.S. and Canada.

Layered clothing

Essential

Prepare for variable weather and temperature changes from valley to summit.

Sturdy hiking shoes

Essential

Necessary for walking at suspension bridge and dog camp with uneven terrain.

Camera or smartphone

Capture expansive landscapes and close-up moments with huskies and waterfalls.