moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking or standing for extended periods but no specialized fitness is required.
Discover Alaska’s history and wilderness on Skagway's Gold Rush Scooter Tour. This guided dogsled adventure offers a thrilling ride through historic trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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Skagway Day Trips
3 Hours
Learn about the amazing history of Skagway and the world famous gold rush that made Skagway famous from one of our experienced knowledgeable guides. They will teach you about all the famous outlaws that once ran the towns of Skagway and Dyea and their famous showdown shootout heard round the world. Visit the final resting place of Soapy Smith and Frank Ried as well as many other fortune seeking pioneers from around the world. Enjoy the beautiful scenic ride over seven miles along the ocean where you can possibly see bald eagles, seals, sea lions, whales, and on occasion the famous Alaskan Grizzly Bears.
No motorcycle experience necessary! There is a 15 minute training course included in the tour. Anyone with a valid driver's’ license is eligible to take part in this exciting tour!
Alaska's weather can change quickly, so wearing layers keeps you comfortable during your dogsled ride.
Waterproof jackets and pants help you stay dry if the snow or rain picks up during the tour.
Popular tours fill quickly, so reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date and time.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled departure to ensure a smooth check-in and briefing.
Skagway was once the main gateway for gold prospectors heading to the Klondike during the late 1890s gold rush.
Skagway Scooters emphasizes eco-friendly practices, ensuring trails are preserved and wildlife habitats protected.
Helps keep you warm during the chilly dogsled ride in Alaska's colder months.
winter specific
Provides traction and keeps your feet dry on snow, ice, or wet trails.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Protect your hands and head from cold temperatures while dogsledding.
winter specific
Shield your skin and eyes from UV rays reflected by the snow or bright summer sun.
summer specific