Tour Details

Yukon Suspension Bridge and Summit Exploration

Embark on a journey that promises to be a highlight of your Alaskan adventure. Your day begins with a guided tour through Skagway's Historic District aboard a comfortable airporter bus, accommodating no more than 32 passengers. As your guide shares tales of Skagway’s dramatic past—once known as the "Toughest Town on Earth" during the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897-99—you’ll gain fascinating insights into this storied town's history.

Travel along the stunning Klondike Highway, where breathtaking landscapes surround you, including glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and majestic mountain vistas. Stop to capture unforgettable views at the White Pass Summit, a 3,292-foot peak, before descending into the hauntingly beautiful Tormented Valley in British Columbia. This striking landscape, with its otherworldly terrain, inspired legendary author Jack London. Along the way, marvel at iconic natural wonders such as Pitchfork Falls and Bridal Veil Falls, each a testament to the region's untamed beauty.

The adventure continues at the Yukon Suspension Bridge, where you’ll walk high above the churning Class V rapids of the Tutshi River Canyon, 57 feet below. Take in the panoramic views and dive into the area’s rich history, from the Klondike Gold Rush to its unique natural heritage. Wander the charming boardwalk, adorned with vibrant alpine wildflowers, and soak in the serenity of this remarkable location.

Your tour includes well-timed photo stops, including the iconic “Welcome to Alaska” sign, ensuring you capture every moment of this remarkable journey. Combining awe-inspiring landscapes, fascinating history, and thrilling exploration, the Yukon Suspension Bridge & Summit Tour offers an unforgettable Alaskan experience that will be etched in your travel memories forever.

Please Note: All tour stops are subject to change based on weather and road conditions. This Skagway excursion will be crossing the Canadian border and then back across the U.S. border. All U.S. and Canadian citizens 16 and older traveling between the U.S. and Canada are required to present a valid passport (or government authorized "enhanced" driver's license.) It is suggested to bring a photo I.D. as well. U.S. and Canadian citizens who are 15 years old or younger may travel with a certified birth certificate. People of all other citizenships are required to have a photo I.D., a passport, and visa (if required).

All minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Children that are 2 years old or younger are free when occupying an adult's lap. If you would like your child to have his/her own seat, you are required to count them as an adult while booking.