• Skagway - Meet your personal guide and embark on a tailored full-day adventure. The tour is customized to suit your group’s interests, with the itinerary and stops adjusted in real-time according to your preferences, schedule, and the day’s conditions.
• Skagway Alaska Downtown - Skagway Historic District

(optional stop, time varies)
Discover the vibrant heart of downtown Skagway, where restored buildings and boardwalks bring the Gold Rush era to life. Depending on your group’s interests, your guide may highlight historic landmarks, local stories, and the characters that shaped Skagway’s past.

• Gold Rush Cemetery - Delve into Skagway’s history at the historic Gold Rush Cemetery, the final resting place of some of the region’s most notable figures. This stop can be included based on your group’s interest in local history.
• Lower Reid Falls - A short walk from the cemetery leads to Reid Falls, a stunning cascading waterfall nestled in the forest. A popular stop for photos and a chance to stretch your legs.
• Skagway Overlook - Enjoy panoramic views above Skagway, offering a unique perspective of the town, harbor, and surrounding mountains.
• Pitchfork Falls - Bridal Veil Falls & Pitchfork Falls

(photo stop, time varies)
Pause at two of the most iconic waterfalls along the Klondike Highway. These scenic stops are often included for quick photos and breathtaking views.

• Yukon Suspension Bridge - (optional stop, time varies, admission not included)
  For those interested, your tour can include a visit to the Yukon Suspension Bridge, offering scenic views above the Tutshi River and interpretive displays about the region. Admission is not included and can be added based on your group’s preferences and timing.
• S.S. Tutshi - Visit the historic SS Tutshi, a preserved sternwheeler that once operated on the lakes and rivers of the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush era. Located in Carcross, this restored vessel offers a glimpse into the transportation networks that supported early prospectors and trade routes in the North.
• Carcross - (optional stop, time varies)

Stop in the historic village of Carcross to explore local shops, enjoy lakeside views, and experience a unique Yukon community along the Klondike Highway. A great stop for lunch.

• Emerald Lake - (optional stop, time varies)
  Marvel at the breathtaking colors of Emerald Lake, renowned for its striking turquoise waters created by glacial minerals. Surrounded by forest and mountains, this peaceful stop offers some of the most iconic scenery in the Yukon.
• Yukon - As you journey into the Yukon, your route may include a visit to a traditional dog mushing camp. These experiences offer a chance to learn about the history and culture of sled dog racing in the North, meet the dogs, and see how teams are trained for events like the Iditarod and Yukon Quest. Depending on the location and availability, guests may have the opportunity to meet puppies or take part in a summer dog cart ride. Admission is not included and can be arranged based on your group’s interests.
• Skagway Alaska Downtown - Return to Skagway at the end of your tour. Guests may choose to be dropped off back at their cruise ship or in downtown Skagway to continue exploring shops, restaurants, and historic sites.

• Private transportation for your group (up to 20 guests)
• Local, owner-operated guide
• Live narration with local history, stories, and insight
• Wheelchair lift available by advance request
• Fully customizable Full-day itinerary

• Admission fees to optional attractions (e.g., Yukon Suspension Bridge, musher camps)
• Food and Drink
• Gratuities (optional, but appreciated)
• Passport or travel documentation (required for travel into Canada, if applicable)

Explore Skagway on a private, full-day charter tailored specifically for your group. There is no set route or strict schedule, just a customizable, personal experience led by a local owner-operator guide who knows the stories, scenery, and hidden gems that make this place unique.

Whether the group wants to explore the legends at the Gold Rush Cemetery, stand beneath cascading waterfalls, enjoy panoramic views above town, or travel up the Klondike Highway to the musher camps, the day is crafted around the group’s interests. Consider it a “choose your own adventure” experience, created in real-time, just for the group.

This is not a crowded bus tour. It is the group’s pace and priorities, with a private vehicle reserved exclusively for up to 20 guests. Ideal for families, friends, and special occasions, this charter provides a relaxed, immersive way to experience Skagway with the flexibility to make it truly unique.

• PASSPORT REQUIRED

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