Port: Skagway
Effort:
This incredible Skagway train tour offers incredible scenery and a journey back in time to the storied days of the Klondike Gold Rush. You will travel 68 miles by train to Carcross, Yukon Territory along the same route used by grizzly miners with funny-looking hats and sour dispositions. You will enjoy a hearty lunch and thrill to a self-guided tour through Bennett Station, which was built in 1910. Wow. That's a long time ago! Now it's a museum because time marches on. Ride back to Skagway on a bus and see all sorts of different things. Passport is required. Passport information required to complete the reservation.
Climb aboard the famous White Pass & Yukon Route train, and step back in time when the railroad first carried weary miners toward their destination in the Klondike. This preferred train ride runs from Skagway, Alaska to Fraser BC, climbing almost 3,000 feet while traversing steep trestles and long tunnels while immersed in the stunning scenery of the famed White Pass. You will see shimmering glaciers, towering waterfalls, and other natural wonders before arriving at the historic Fraser Station. After a brief visit you will board a bus back to Skagway, travelling along the magnificent Klondike Highway - voted one of the most scenic in North America. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife of every sort.
Passport required for this trip. Plan on arriving early. Children two years of age and younger are free. Snacks available at the depot, but no food is served on board to the train. All train cars have a bathroom and are heated. This tour is recommended for all ages.
Passport information required to complete the reservation.
This White Pass & Yukon Route train excursion takes you from Skagway, Alaska to Fraser BC and back without ever having to leave the comfort of your train car. Not only will you get to retrace the steps of the intrepid gold seekers from the Days of '98, your tour guide will point out all places of interest - both historical and natural. Just some of the sights you will experience on this Skagway tour include beatiful waterfalls, towering trestles, and the ever-present possibility of spotting wild animals. After climing almost 3,000 feet to the top of the White Pass Summit, you will cross over into Canada and continue your journey to Fraser Station where you will have some time to stretch your legs and explore before heading back to Skagway.
Passport required. You should plan on arriving early, especially if you have a large group. Children two and under are free. Snacks are available at the depot, but there is no food or drink service on the train. All train cars are heated and have their own bathroom.
Passport information required to complete the reservation.