• Welcome to Alaska Sign - This fantastic photo opportunity is located at the peak of the White Pass and Klondike Highway.
• Skagway - Enjoy a tour of downtown Skagway either before or after experiencing the sled dog adventure at Lake Tutshi.
• Pitchfork Falls - Pitchfork Falls is a stunning 2,000-foot waterfall cascading into the Skagway River, visible from the Klondike Highway between Skagway, Alaska, and the British Columbia border. The falls flow beneath a railroad bridge of the White Pass and Yukon Railway.
• Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Visitor Center - Explore various historic buildings and scenic spots of the Klondike Gold Rush, including the White Pass and locations along the Klondike Highway as you travel to Canada (British Columbia and The Yukon).
• Tutshi Sleddog Tours - At the Tutshi Sled Dog camp, meet a real-life musher and their team of canine athletes! TLK offers a spacious gated play area to interact with her champion Alaskan Huskies and their puppies, an educational area with seating, and a staging area for those embarking on the mushing trek through the Yukon Tundra. TLK also features a small gift shop, snacks for purchase, and restroom facilities. This camp is truly delightful, and visitors are sure to enjoy it!

• Sled dog cart in British Columbia
• Educational Talk & Q/A at Sled Dog Camp
• Land tour via van or touring bus with multiple scenic stops
• Admittance to the Tagish Lake Kennel, including sled dog adventure with a real musher or trainers
• Play time with the puppies and dogs at dog sled camp
• Tour guide and narration along the journey, including multiple photo stops
• Pickup & drop off at cruise ship docks

• Driver-Guide gratuities
• Snacks

Proudly 100% Alaskan owned and operated, the focus is on providing an exceptional experience in Skagway during your journey to The Yukon and British Columbia. Unlike other attractions in Skagway, there are stops along the way to explain the sights and their historical significance to Skagway, Alaska, and the Yukon. The journey includes views of stunning valleys, rivers, waterfalls, and Alaskan wildlife. The tour continues up the Klondike Highway to a secluded sled dog camp in the Canadian tundra, where visitors can enjoy playing with sled dog puppies and meet their trainers and handlers. There is no rush or time limit for playtime here!

The “Yukon Husky Puppy Playtime” and “Summer Sled Dog Remote Yukon Camp” tours offer nearly identical experiences. The key difference is that the Summer Sled Dog tour includes an exhilarating ride on a summer sled dog cart pulled by huskies, while the Yukon Husky Puppy Playtime tour does not include the cart ride.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.