Port: Skagway
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There is no better thrill ride in all of Alaska! Quench your need for speed in our coast guard approved ocean raft, as we conquer the waves of the deepest fjord in North America. Get up close and personal with towering waterfalls, and keep your eyes peeled for breaching whales, cruising porpoise, and other animals like sea lions and seals. OUr shock absorbing seats provide maximum comfort on the water, and you will be provided with your own fitted exposure suit to keep you warm and cozy in any weather.
We are capable of handling large groups, but please book well in advance. Minimum age is 10 years old. Maximum weight is 350 pounds. Pregnant women and persons with neck or back injuries are not allowed, due to the high acitivity level of this Skagway tour.


Canoe alongside the magnificent Davidson Glacier, on the adventure of a lifetime. Your Skagway tour will start aboard one of our custom-designed vessels, as you explore North America's deepest fjord looking for whales, eagles, sea lions, and scores of other wildlife species. Next comes a beach landing at Glacier Point, where you will breathe the clean air of Alaska's pristine remote wilderness. Your 31-foot canoe will take you near the glacier and around some spectacular landscape, as your guide helps bring the natural history of the area to life.
Life jacket and boots provided before your canoe ride. Jacket and camera recommended. Meal or light snack provided depending on time of day you take the tour. You must be in good physical condition to take this tour, and be able to hike 1/4 mile over natural terrain. Guests must be between 50 and 350 pounds.




This is a fantastic tour if you want to spend your time outdoors and enjoy activity and participation. Your adventure begins with a twenty five minute narrated van ride through historic Skagway. On your way to the White Pass Summit, you will retrace the route taken by thousands of gold-crazed stampeders during the rush of 1898. Along the way your experienced guides will entertain you with stories of past and present while familiarizing you with the local flora and fauna.
After your bicycle orientation and safety briefing, your guides will escort you fifteen miles downhill from the summit ! back to Skagway. As you coast along the paved Klondike Highway on this one and a half hour bike ride, you will make multiple stops for photos and see cascading waterfalls, awe-inspiring glaciers, majestic mountains, and the historic White Pass Railroad. You even get to cross the US border on a bicycle! After your thrilling ride enjoy time in historic downtown Skagway.
Notes: You must be confident on a bicycle with hand brakes coasting downhill at speeds between 15 and 25 MPH (23 - 40 KPH). Passports and other necessary immigration documents are required for US border inspection. Helmets are required. Participants must be at least 13 years old and 4’6” tall. Sport shoes and layered clothing are recommended. A helmet, rain/wind jacket, pants, and fleece gloves are provided. The ride is approximately 15 miles. Tour time may vary depending on delays at the US border station.



Get your thrills amidst the treetops as you thrill to Southest Alaska's most exciting zipline adventure. With 11 ziplines, four suspension bridges, and incredible drops over waterfalls and remote rainforest, this Skagway tour is for those with an unquenchable thirst for adrenaline. Your tour includes transportation to and from Skagway, and a Unimog ride to the top fo our custom-built zipline course that features a 750-foot long zip and a high-speed line that lets you achieve speeds up to 45 miles per hour - IF YOU DARE!
A brake system allows you to control your own speed on the zips. Round-trip transportation provided, and you must be between 50 and 265 lbs. Minimum age is 6 yrs. This Skagway tour is designed for persons in good physical condition. If you are burdened with existing injuries, seizure disorders, and/or current or re-occurring medical conditions, of if you are pregnant, you should not take this tour.

This Skagway Tour if for people who love horseback riding, and have a passion for the outdoors. Your ride will take place in Dyea, just a short ride from Skagway. Once outfitted with your horse companion, we will make our way as a group through lush temporate rainforest before reaching the vast scenic expanse of the Dyea tidal flats. In this area, wildlife abounds and we commonly see eagles, otters, migratory birds, and the occasional bear. During the peak of summer, salmon running upstream to spawn are so thick that they can be spotted everywhere along the creek that flows throughout the flats.
A snack of salmon pate' adn beverage is included. Round-trip transportation providedand all riders must weigh less than 250 lbs. and at least 4’10” tall. Any personal physical restrictions must be announced, for safety purposes, and it is recommended that you be in good physical condition. Riders of all skill levels can be accomodated.


This is the ultimate Alaskan Adventure, suitable for all ages. This Skagway Tour includes a helicopter tour to the remote Denver Glacier, where you will be dropped off for your own dog mushing experience on real snow. Snow pack atop the glacier allows for summer-long adventures, where you get to experience the life of an Iditarod musher.
This tour includes approximately 25 minutes of flight time on the helicopter, and nearly an hour on the glacier at the mushing camp. Camera, jacket and sunglasses recommended. There will be an additional $100 (+ tax) fee for persons weighing over 250 pounds.


Stand on a living glacier, and enjoy a helicopter tour featuring dozens more. This Skagway Tour includes a 40 minute helicopter tour where you will get up close and personal with ancient glaciers, towering waterfalls, and the bottomless depths of the deepest fjord in the world. You will spend another 40 minutes touring a living glacier on foot with an experienced guide who will show you features such as crevasses, moulins, and crystal-blue glaical pools.
Before your flight, you will be equipped with glaicer boots and a safety vest, and then shown a short video desinged to familiarize you with all necessary safety precautions. This tour is recommended for all ages. Persons over 250 pounds will be charged an additional $100 (+tax). Infants up to 23 months are free. Sunglasses, camera, and jacket recommended.


Marvel at Alaska's Crown Jewel, Glacier Bay, on this one hour flight that features pristine wilderness, frequent wildlife spottings, and dozens of glaciers. The East Arm of Glacier Bay is known for it's glaciation, and your pilot Paul will provide you with closeups of both land-based and tidewater glaciers on this incredible Skagway tour.
No weight restrictions on this tour. Infants up to two years old are free. Sunglasses and camera recommended. Paul can accomodate groups and families of up to eight people on one flight. Landings are also available for an additonal $75 per person, so if you are interested please inquire about this option.
Enjoy Juneau's most popular tour, and get up close and personal with Alaska's most famous ocean residents. On these tours you are guarateed to see whales or you get your money back. Other commonly seen ocean wildlife includes sea lions, porpoises, seals, and otters; but make no mistake, the stars of the show are the humpback whales and orcas that live and breed in these icy waters. This is Juneau's "Do Not Miss" tour. Inquire about combining this tour with tours in Skagway and Ketchikan for additional savings.
Tour is three hours, two of which are on the boat. Camera and jacket (warm layers) recommended. Cabins are heated, and a light snack is provided. Humpback whales are most commonly sighted, but we see many other animals on occasion, such as black bear and bald eagles. Sometimes, customers are thrilled to see humpbacks breach (jump from the water) or bubble feed. Indeed, every day is an adventure.


Immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of the Yukon, and enjoy the 1898 sights and sounds of the White Pass Railroad, followed by a bicycle adventure along the Klondike Highway returning to Skagway. If you're the type of person that doesn't like missing any of the highlights on your vacation, and you like to be active, then this is undoubtedly the tour for you. Start your tour on the famous White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad, as you soak in Klondike Gold Rush history while immersing yourself in the wondrous landscape of this primal region. Your bicycle ride will include stops to see these sights up close and take advantage of endless photo opportunities.
Must be 4'6" tall Minimum age is 13. Professional, local guides fully narrate both parts of the tour. Groups can be accommodated, but book early as space is limited. You must be confident on a bicycle with hand brakes coasting downhill at speeds between 15 and 25 MPH (23 - 40 KPH). Passports and other necessary immigration documents are required for US and Canadian border inspection. Helmets are required. Sport shoes and layered clothing are recommended. Helmet, rain/wind jacket, pant, and fleece gloves are provided by the company. The bike ride is approximately 15 miles in length. Tour time may vary depending on delays at the US Border crossing.



This tour offers the best of both worlds - You and your family can enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the White Pass & Yukon Route train ride, and a breathtaking kayak excursion through some of the most spectacular scenery you'll see on your entire cruise. The fully narrated train ride will immerse you in the stunning landscape of Skagway and The White Pass, taking you all the way to Fraser, British Columbia, where you will get equipped for your kayak trip. You will then kayak in Fraser Lake, a glacially-carved masterpiece framed by towering mountains and roaming wildlife. You will then return to Skagway along the famed Klondike Highway, voted one of the top 5 most scenic highways in the world.
Passport is required. Some nationalities will need VISAs to enter Canada. You may take the train to or from Fraser, depending on the time of day you enjoy the tour. A light snack is provided. A jacket is highly recommended as temperatures on the lake can be colder than in Skagway.



