Top Skagway Art & Culture

Take in the coastal wilderness of southeastern Alaska from the water with this RIB adventure. Don a waterproof suit, goggles, and gloves and skirt the shoreline to marvel at the pristine coves, natural waterfalls, and the only fjord in North America. Stop to snap photos and spot wildlife plus savor the silence when the captain cuts the motor.

Discover Skagway’s rich Gold Rush history and stunning natural beauty on this comprehensive 2.5 to 3 hour scenic tour, led by a locally owned, owner-operated company and a year-round resident guide. Travel through town and beyond with someone who lives and works here, sharing the stories, history, and local insight that bring this place to life. This tour is perfect for first-time visitors and cruise passengers with limited time, ensuring you experience the best of Skagway while still having time to explore on your own. Tour Highlights Duration: Approximately 2.5 to 3 hours with light walking Locally owned, owner-operated tour led by a year-round resident Small group size for a more personal, well-managed experience Scenic stops include the Gold Rush Cemetery, Reid Falls, Pitchfork Falls, Klondike Highway, and scenic overlooks Photo stop at the iconic “Welcome to Alaska” sign Convenient meeting location near the cruise docks at Centennial Statue Park

Calling all independently-minded travelers for a DIY Jeep tour into the Yukon. This tour, which includes a full-day Jeep rental and a narrated mile-by-mile audio guide, is a great way to venture along the Klondike Highway into the Yukon Territory. Pick up your Jeep at your convenience and travel at your own pace to Emerald Lake and back.

Cross into the Yukon on a small-group tour from Skagway, traveling the stunning White Pass with a locally owned, owner-operated experience led by a charming year-round resident guide. Enjoy a more personal, flexible approach you won’t find on larger bus tours. Walk across the Yukon Suspension Bridge and take in sweeping alpine views, rushing rivers, and historic Gold Rush routes along the way. With fewer guests, you’ll have time to explore, ask questions, and truly enjoy each stop. After the tour, choose to explore Skagway at your own pace or return directly to your ship. Tour Highlights Duration: Approximately 3 to 3.5 hours, including light walking Locally owned, owner-operated tour led by a year-round resident Small group size for a more personal experience Cross the U.S.-Canada border; passport required Scenic drive through White Pass with waterfalls and mountain views

Explore the wild beauty of Canada’s Yukon Territory on a scenic half-day minibus shore excursion from Skagway port, which saves you the stress of driving along unfamiliar roads yourself. Travel the historic Klondike Highway, admiring rugged mountains, cascading waterfalls, as someone else focuses on the road, and snap photos of the dramatic Tormented Valley. Ascend to the White Pass summit and watch for wildlife. Don’t forget to bring a valid passport for this cross-border adventure.

Discover the highlights of the Yukon and British Columbia and learn more about its history, nature and local culture. Visit key landmarks such as the Yukon Suspension Bridge and Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities at cascading waterfalls, valleys and glaciers. Then, prepare for a big dose of cuteness at a dog sled camp where playful husky puppies await your cuddles.

Discover the history and natural beauty of Skagway, Alaska and the Yukon in Canada on this half-day guided tour. Spot some of the incredible Alaskan wildlife before stopping to meet some of its more domesticated animals at Tutshi Sled Dog Camp. Enjoy some puppy therapy while learning about raising and training sled dogs from their handlers.

The area surrounding White Pass is an ideal location to see Yukon’s famous scenery, but it’s nearly impossible to reach from Skagway without a car. This tour picks you up from your ship or hotel, saving you the hassle of navigation, and takes you to White Pass Summit and the Yukon Suspension Bridge. Afterward, you’re driven back to your port of call or hotel.

This is not a run-of-the-mill sled excursion—it packs in several fun activities and concludes with a treat that’s hard not to love. Follow your guide on a short tour of downtown Skagway, hop on a Unimog—a multipurpose, all-wheel drive vehicle—for a ride up a mountain, and then take a sled ride with Alaskan huskies through Tongass National Park. Afterward, get a chance to spend time with husky puppies.

While in port, explore Skagway's local highlights and the White Pass Summit during this mini-bus sightseeing shore excursion. Travel along the Klondike highway with sweeping views of coastal rainforest cloaked mountains and rugged mountain valleys. Stops include waterfalls and a classic photo at the ‘Welcome to Alaska’ sign. Breathe in crisp mountain air near the Summit and sweeping dramatic views at Tormented Valley.

Step back in time and experience Skagway’s storied past on this fun and scenic e-bike adventure! Your journey begins at the lively Days of ’98 Show, where the spirit of the Gold Rush comes to life. Then, head to Klondike Electric Bicycles and set off on an easy, guided ride through history. Visit the Gold Rush Cemetery to hear tales of Skagway’s most infamous outlaws, and marvel at the serene beauty of Lower Reid Falls tucked in the rainforest. Continue to the Skagway Waterfront for sweeping mountain and coastal views as your guide shares stories of stampeders and dreamers who built this wild frontier town. Afterward, enjoy an hour of free time — hike to Yakutania Point for breathtaking vistas or explore more of Skagway by e-bike. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour blends history, scenery, and adventure for an unforgettable Alaskan experience.

Adventure awaits in Skagway and the Yukon! Take a tour with our knowledgeable driver/guide through the wilds of Alaska and Canada. Experience the amazing Yukon Suspension Bridge site. Have an opportunity to shop for unique souvenirs in the gift store and coffee shop. Learn about life in the north. See breathtaking scenery and enjoy many photo stops along the way. Feel what it is like to truly be in the wilderness. You will feel like you have truly experienced one of the world's last frontiers. This tour has it all!

Venture into the heart of Alaska on this captivating 3-hour round-trip journey from Skagway, traversing the majestic Klondike Highway. Cross the iconic White Pass and snap a photo at the Welcome to Alaska sign while immersing yourself in the rich history of the Klondike Gold Rush. Your local guide will bring to life the stories of the stampeders who once pursued gold and reveal the charm of historic Skagway, adorned with its preserved wooden storefronts. The tour also includes breathtaking views along Dyea Road, where coastal vistas meet tranquil forested valleys, and offers opportunities for wildlife sightings. - Scenic drive along the legendary Klondike Highway - Cross the White Pass and stop at the Alaska/Yukon border sign - Explore historic Skagway and learn about its gold rush past - Opportunity for wildlife sightings including eagles and bears

Explore Skagway without the hassle of planning on a tour with convenient transport from the Skagway cruise port. Your guide, who navigates for you, stops at top landmarks and secluded locations off the beaten path, from Bridal Veil Falls to a Robin Williams film location. Throughout the tour, listen to little–known anecdotes about the area’s history and enjoy plenty of frame–worthy photo opportunities.

Discover the highlights of Skagway and its nearby surroundings when you book this electric bike tour. Join a small group and pedal around the remote, Alaskan town listening to stories about the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush and the beginnings of the community. Observe artifacts at the local museum and pan for gold, just like the miners once did, to see if you can strike it rich.

Avoid having to rent a car and explore the Klondike Highway on this guided tour from Skagway, Alaska, to Emerald Lake, Yukon. Travel through the historic district and learn all about the Gold Rush, and take in the scenery as you journey through White Pass Summit. Visit a First Nations village to have a browse in the shops and grab lunch (at your own expense). The vehicle fits a maximum of six people, so it is nice and intimate.

*PASSPORTS REQUIRED* Michelle Phillips and Ed Hopkins as both master mushers who race in the Iditarod and Yukon Quest. On this tour you will be going to their personal dog training summer camp! What sets the tour and these amazing athletes apart is their passion for the sport. On this tour we spend as much as possible at the training camp maximizing your time a the main attraction. This tour also includes so much making it easy and fun for everyone. Included in this tour is a training dog cart ride, mushers education talk, and entry. At certain times of the season puppy snuggles are also an included possibility!

Travel in comfort aboard a 14 - 25 passenger mini-bus with large windows, perfect for sightseeing along the way! You will enjoy the local sights and learn why Skagway played such an important part in the Gold Rush of 1898. A trip to the Overlook will give you the opportunity to take a lovely photo of your ship and the town surrounded by the white capped mountains. The stop at the historic Gold Rush Cemetery adds to the trip to the passed and includes tie to take a short hike to Reide Falls. This 2 hour adventure is your perfect quick overview of Skagway! NO PASSPORTS REQUIRED.

See the best of Skagway in just 90 minutes on this guided highlights tour, perfect for cruise passengers and travelers with limited time. Travel in a comfortable small-group vehicle with a local, owner-operator guide who shares the stories and history of the Klondike Gold Rush. Drive through historic downtown, stop at a scenic overlook with views of the harbor and surrounding mountains, then visit the Gold Rush Cemetery, including the grave of infamous outlaw Soapy Smith. Continue with a short walk to Reid Falls, a beautiful waterfall just beyond the forest. This experience is designed to be efficient, engaging, and personal, offering the perfect mix of history, humor, scenery, and local insight. Highlights: 90-minute small-group tour Local, owner-operator guide Scenic overlook with panoramic views Gold Rush Cemetery and Soapy Smith’s grave Short walk to Reid Falls waterfall

What makes this tour unique is its personalized approach to experiencing both Skagway's history and the breathtaking beauty of the Klondike Highway. You'll delve into the heart of the Gold Rush and witness stunning landscapes, from cascading waterfalls to sub-alpine vistas. The smaller group size, thanks to the nimble Toyota Sienna, allows for flexible wildlife viewing opportunities, including circling back to safely observe bears. Crossing into Canada, you'll often find sunnier skies and the chance to spot mountain goats at Lake Tutshi. The tour culminates with a visit to the Yukon Suspension Bridge (included), offering a unique perspective of the powerful Tutshi River and a taste of bison chili.

Get a load of the must-see sights of the Skagway area on this scenic bus tour. You’ll have plenty of time to stop for photos along the way through The Yukon and British Columbia, and you’ll hear stories all about Skagway, the Klondike, and the Gold Rush. Just make sure you bring your passport, because this tour will take you out of the United States, into Canada, and back again.

Soar over glacial waterfalls and stunning Alaska scenery on this ziplining excursion. Meet your guide at the dock and enjoy an entertaining trip through historic Skagway on your way to Dyea. There enjoy a ziplining orientation before strapping in and taking off.  The course features multiple ziplines and suspension bridges to give you views of the surrounding Tongass National Forest and allow you to soar over glacial waterfalls.

While in Skagway port, Alaska, hop across the border to spend the day discovering the treasures of the Yukon, Canada. This comprehensive tour travels along the Klondike Highway by minibus, with impressive mountain scenery and possible wildlife sightings. Visit Wild Adventure Yukon to check out its interesting wildlife museum and a dogsled camp, and refuel with a hearty included lunch. Valid passports are required, with visas if necessary.