Embark on a 3.5-hour winter journey along the historic Klondike Highway. Discover frozen waterfalls, glaciers, and Yukon landmarks with Skagway Tours—an authentic Alaskan adventure you won’t forget.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most travelers in decent health; minimal physical exertion required.
Wildlife
History
The Klondike Highway traces the path of prospectors heading into the Yukon during the late 1800s gold rush, shaping the region's character.
Conservation
Efforts in the area focus on preserving the delicate winter landscapes by minimizing off-route travel and promoting eco-friendly tourism practices.
Skagway Tours
Embark on a 3.5-hour winter journey along the historic Klondike Highway. Discover frozen waterfalls, glaciers, and Yukon landmarks with Skagway Tours—an authentic Alaskan adventure you won’t forget.
Skagway Tours operates guided sightseeing and specialty excursions based in Skagway, Alaska, offering a spectrum of day trips into Alaska and the Yukon. The company runs scenic drives along the historic Klondike Highway to White Pass Summit and into the Yukon, including stops at waterfalls, glaciers, wildflower valleys, and the Yukon Suspension Bridge. Several itineraries focus on sled dog experiences, with visits to Tutshi Sled Dog Camp to meet husky puppies, ride dog carts in summer, and learn from professional mushers and trainers. Private tour options provide customizable timeframes and focused itineraries for travelers seeking tailored photography, wildlife viewing, or Gold Rush history interpretation. Tours that cross into Canada note passport requirements where applicable.
Skagway Tours emphasizes expert local narration about the Klondike Gold Rush, regional geography, and natural history. Vehicles travel the same historic routes used during gold rush migrations, combining accessible overlooks with short, narrated stops. Guests can expect multiple photo opportunities at the White Pass Summit, glacier viewpoints, and river crossings, as well as family-friendly activities such as puppy meet-and-greets. The company’s offerings include winter and summer departures, suspension bridge access, and combo itineraries that pair summit views with sled dog interactions. Safety practices, on-site handlers at dog camps, and guided crossings of elevated walkways like the Yukon Suspension Bridge are integrated into tour operations. Whether seeking a short city and summit excursion, an extended Yukon adventure, or a private guided route, Skagway Tours provides a range of locally based experiences that showcase Alaska and Yukon landscapes.
Tours Offered
11 Tours
Multiple itineraries across seasons.
White Pass
Summit Access
Scenic overlooks and glacier viewpoints.
Sled Dog Experiences
Puppy Meetups
Meet husky puppies with on‑site handlers.
Private Tours
Custom Options
Private routes and tailored timeframes.
Secure a spot on a summit excursion, Yukon crossing, or sled dog visit today — book based on trip duration, route, and desired activities.
Dress in layers
Layered clothing helps you stay warm during the brisk winter weather in the Yukon region.
Bring your passport
A passport is required to cross into Canada at the border for this trip.
Wear sturdy footwear
Proper shoes ensure comfort and safety while walking at photo stops or viewing scenic areas.
Capture the scenery early
Golden hour light can beautifully illuminate glaciers and snowy landscapes; plan your photography accordingly.
Insulated jacket
Keeps you warm during outdoor stops in cold weather.
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Thermal base layers
Adds insulation for keeping comfortable over several hours outside.
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Camera or smartphone
Captures stunning vistas and memorable moments along the route.
Binoculars
Helpful for wildlife sightings and distant scenery.