easy
3.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some walking involved
Discover the stunning landscapes of the Yukon on this half-day tour from Skagway, featuring a suspension bridge crossing, the mysterious Tormented Valley, and breathtaking glacial vistas. Perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike, this journey offers a unique look at Alaska’s rugged beauty with expert guides leading the way.
For all ages! • 3.5 Hours • Up to 24 people
Embark on a breathtaking 3.5-hour tour through the Yukon, featuring the stunning Suspension Bridge and an outdoor walking museum. Experience the majestic Summit pass, glacial valleys, and the unique Tormented Valley. Enjoy the thrill of rushing waters below, shop for souvenirs, and savor delicious Canadian snacks along the way.
3.5 hours
A relaxed pace, this tour combines all the best scenery with limited time on the bus. Take the Scenic Klondike Highway up our beautiful Summit pass of 3292'. On the way to the top you will see beautiful rainforests, glacially carved valleys, and waterfalls! Once we reach the top will we then enter into what is known as the Tormented Valley! A weather worn, sub arctic, beauty of a valley with dwarfed trees and stunning rock formations.
We will take a couple of stops along this stunning area. Then we will be crossing Canadian Customs to officially enter the country and continue this incredible drive through Boreal Forest. After the Scenic drive we will arrive at the Suspension Bridge. While there we will have time to enjoy the outdoor walking museum. You will also feel the excitement of the rushing water below the suspension bridge, have some time to shop, and have some Canadian snacks.
Then we will drive on the same beautiful route to return back in Skagway.
Ensure your shoes have good grip since trails and bridges can be uneven and sometimes slippery.
Weather can change rapidly in the mountains; dressing in layers keeps you comfortable throughout the trip.
Bring water to stay refreshed during the walking portions and scenic overlooks.
Capture the dramatic views from the suspension bridge and amidst the valleys—photography opportunities abound.
The suspension bridge was initially built in the early 20th century as part of mining infrastructure and later repurposed for tourism.
The area is protected to preserve its natural features, with Tour operators dedicated to low-impact practices that minimize environmental disturbance.
Layered clothing helps you stay comfortable in changing mountain conditions.
fall|winter specific
Good grip and support are key for walking across uneven terrain and bridges.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Capture the stunning scenery and memorable moments during your trip.
Stay hydrated throughout the adventure with easy access to water.