Discover Alaska’s gold rush history with a hearty salmon bake and lively entertainments at Liarsville near Skagway. Experience the region’s natural beauty and historic charm all in one visit.
Get to Liarsville early to have ample time for gold panning and to enjoy the full atmosphere.
Alaskan weather can be unpredictable; wear layered clothing to stay comfortable throughout your visit.
Tipping the prospector and performers supports their work and enhances your experience.
Make sure to bring your camera during daylight hours to photograph the waterfalls and camp scenery.
Liarsville was a vital supply camp during the Klondike Gold Rush, dating back to 1898.
Efforts are in place to preserve the natural habitat and limit pollution, ensuring sustainable tourism.
Protects you from unexpected rain showers characteristic of Alaskan spring.
spring specific
Great for wildlife viewing and waterfalls during your visit.
Provides comfort and support for exploring the trails and camp area.
summer specific
Capture the waterfalls, wildlife, and historic sites during your day.