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SKAGWAY TOURS
2.75 hrs
$150 / person
One of the most popular tours in Skagway, the White Pass Railroad summit tour isn't one to miss. This fully narrated excursion will take you by train up to the summit of the White Pass which is 2,888-feet in elevation! Enjoy READ MORE...
8 hrs
$270 / person
Take a ride through history with this full day multi-country tour! Follow the route of the Klondike stampeders on your way to Canada. An exclusive scenic stop at Lake Bennett is a treat for everyone. Enjoy a boxed lunch along READ MORE...
2 hrs
$599 / person
Dogsledding is Alaska's favorite sport and now you have a chance for an immersive experience to understand the sport of dogsledding! After a scenic helicopter ride, we'll take you up to the Denver Glacier dog camp where you'l READ MORE...
2 hrs
From: $409 / person
This helicopter tour with take you to some of the most remote glaciers in Alaska. You'll fly over mountains, glaciers, and valleys until you reach one of the magnificent glaciers where you'll have ample time to walk on the ri READ MORE...
3.25 hrs
$190 / person
This dogsled tour will get your blood pumping! Go for a ride through the great Alaskan back-country of a historic Gold Rush Site! The friendly huskies will take you for the ride of your life where you'll enjoy breathtaking vi READ MORE...
4.5 hrs
$170 / person
As you depart Skagway for this 4.5-hour tour, you will travel up the breathtaking White Pass, past mountain waterfalls, through the Tormented Valley, a visit to a remote sled dog racing kennel where you will meet the sled dog READ MORE...
4 hrs
$116 / person
This 100 miles roundtrip includes a guided scenic drive to the Yukon border with multiple photo stops, admission to the Yukon Suspension Bridge site, and crossing the bridge. Don't miss the chance to take pictures in front of READ MORE...
3 hrs
$126 / person
This three-hour tour includes a small group guided scenic drive to the Summit with photo stops, admission to the Suspension Bridge, and, if time allows, a visit to Reid Falls and the Gold Rush Cemetery in Skagway. Please note READ MORE...
6.5 hrs
$165 / person
With so much to see, this is an incredible excursion for your time in Skagway. You'll learn about the history of the 1898 Gold Rush Trail while driving through the mile-high mountains and lush forests this state has to offer. READ MORE...
3.5 hrs
$115 / person
Sit back and relax as you enjoy the best scenery South East Alaska has to offer, on this relaxing scenic drive to the Yukon as you pass by beautiful rainforests, glacially carved valleys, waterfalls, and the dramatic beauty o READ MORE...
4 hrs
$240 / person
This thrilling excursion is perfect for adventurers who want to fly through the mountains of Alaska. Our course will take you on 10 ziplines while you'll sail over glacially-fed waterfalls. You'll have control of your own spe READ MORE...
We are a local Alaska company that aims to bring you the best tours and experiences that Skagway has to offer. When you buy Skagway shore excursions on your own, instead of through a cruise ship, we can offer you wholesale, local Alaska prices. Our goal is to make your Alaskan cruise the trip of a lifetime! View our tips and tricks for Skagway cruise port and our complete guide for things to do in Skagway.
The best tours in Skagway are:
Skagway is a fun and scenic destination for families. Here are the top tours for kids and families:
Yes! The White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad is a top destination in Skagway. The scenic train ride offers stunning views and a glimpse back in time. The best train tour is: White Pass Railroad Summit & Train Tour.
The 2.75 hour White Pass Summit Excursion does not require a passport. This is a round trip trin ride form Skagway, and passengers remain on the train for the entire excursion. All other train tour require a passport.
Skagway is a beautiful port that not only has the famous White Pass & Yukon Route Train station, but also allows the opportunity to visit the Yukon Territory, which is a must-see place!
You can explore Skagway and its surrounding wilderness by train, helicopter, ATV, water, or even on foot. The best tours for exploring are:
One of the best things to do in Skagway with children is the Musher's Camp and Sled Dog Adventure, which includes a fast-paced ride through Tongass National Forest with a team of professional sled dogs! Guests also have the opportunity to meet the puppies who live at the camp over the summer. S'mores roasting and gold panning activities are also available at the musher's camp.
There is a little bit of everything for everyone in Skagway. You can read our list of the 10 best things to do in Skagway. If you’re looking to get outdoors to enjoy wildlife, our Glacier Point Wilderness Safari is a great option. If you’re looking to learn a little history and enjoy a scenic ride in a vintage passenger train car, then the White Pass Railroad Summit Excursion is the perfect Skagway tour for your party. The nearby Denver Glacier is only accessible via helicopter if you would like to tour Skagway’s glacier and possibly enjoy a glacier, helicopter, or dog sledding tour. To experience the natural wonders around Skagway, take one of our many trips up into the Yukon Territory of Canada for some of the most magnificent sightseeing Alaska has to offer!
Known as a gateway town to the Yukon gold rush, it was on August 17, 1896, when gold was first discovered 600 miles from Skagway in the Klondike region of Canada’s Yukon Territory. The following year, hundreds of gold-seekers flocked to Skagway to begin their journeys North. The path the miners took to seek gold would eventually create the foundation for one of the most popular Skagway shore excursions – the White Pass Yukon Railroad Summit Excursion.
By 1898, Skagway’s population had boomed to 8,000. Construction began on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, and the infamous con man “Soapy” Smith who swindled prospectors and controlled a comprehensive spy network was shot and killed.
With the completion of the railroad in 1900 and the once prosperous gold rush nearly over, Skagway was formally incorporated as a city until 2007 when Skagway was re-incorporated as a borough.
The current population of Skagway fluctuates right around 1,000 residents. During the summer tourist season, the first-class borough sees more than 1 million visitors looking to enjoy the great outdoors, history, and natural wonders through many amazing shore excursions and tours that Skagway has to offer!
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