Top Skagway Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

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.

Make the most of your time in Skagway via a comfortable bus that picks up from all cruise ports for ultimate convenience. You’ll stop at all the highlights, including the White Pass summit for a photo with the Welcome to Alaska sign, scenic Pitchfork Falls, the Canadian border, and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Visitors Center to learn the history of the gold rush era.

Immerse yourself in some Alaska's most dramatic natural scenery—and enjoy a personalized, relaxing way to sightsee—on this small-group, river-float shore excursion. Following pickup from your Skagway port, head to the Dyea Valley, and board your inflatable raft. During this peaceful river float, your guide points out any wildlife, including possible bald eagles and even bears. Learn about Skagway’s history as you snap photos of the one-of-a-kind sights.

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

Traverse the wild side of Yukon and British Columbia with a guide to lead the way on this group tour setting off from the Skagway Cruise Terminal. See Carcross Desert, Emerald Lake, the Welcome to Alaska sign, and Tormented Valley, along with scenic glacier and mountain views. Keep your eyes peeled for a chance to spot the area’s ample wildlife.

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.

Dicover the Chilkoot Trail by foot and water on this half-day hike and float shore excursion from Skagway. After a scenic van ride, embark on a moderate, 2-mile (3.2-kilomter) guided trek with just a small group. Then, climb aboard a rubber raft for a tranquil float down the Taiya River, all while learning more about local sights and history. Round-trip transport is included for your ease.

Discover the highlights of Skagway and Alaska’s gold rush history on this tour. Wind through the downtown area and visit the Gold Rush Cemetery, where you hear tales about Frank Reed and Soapy Smith. Aboard a comfortable mini-bus with large windows, travel along White Pass Summit and soak up views of mountains, glaciers, and waterfalls. Marvel at the surreal landscape of Tormented Valley. Stop frequently along the way for photo ops and wildlife viewings. Please note that you will need your passport, don't forget it!

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.

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.

Your trip to the Laughton Glacier combines a scenic train ride aboard the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railway with a wilderness hike to the magnificent Laughton Glacier where you have an opportunity to HIKE ON A GLACIER! This is an out-and-back trail through the Tongass National Forest. The hiking speed of each tour determines the length of the hike, typically the whole hike is 6-8 miles. For 33 Years Packer Expeditions has been Skagway's premiere Eco Tourism Agency! We've grown alongside Alaska's robust tourism and cruise community and have dialed in our services to be THE BEST Eco tour, ANYWHERE in the world! The Laughton Glacier trail is world-class, not only because of the hard work and dedication of the Juneau Ranger District of the Tongass National Forest but also because Packer Expeditions has invested countless days into trail improvements and maintenance. This trail exists as a testament to the care and love that our guides have poured in over 3 decades of tours!

Explore White Pass and take a dog sled ride on a tour from Skagway. Head up to 3,292 feet (1,003 meters) of elevation at White Pass and take in views that extend all the way to the Yukon. See towering waterfalls, glaciers, alpine valleys, huge lakes, and snow-capped mountains. Then ride in a dog sled, meet the puppies, and learn about a musher's life in a remote part of Canada. You also pan for gold, hear stories from your guide about the gold rush in Alaska, and have a chance to spot wildlife. Includes activities, transportation, guide, and pickup and drop-off at the ship dock in Skagway.

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.

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.

Leave Skagway’s bustling streets behind as you set sail on the Upper Lynn Canal and discover the region’s rich natural heritage. Come face to face with cascading waterfalls as you drift into America’s deepest fjord, and capture stunning photographs of the flora and fauna while hearing about the area’s history, geology and legends from your local captain.

Explore Skagway’s highlights from the seat of your very own scooter on a fast-paced, 18-mile (29-kilometer) sightseeing joyride that visits scenic overlooks and historic sites. Learn about Alaska’s history from your expert guide and keep an eye out for wildlife, such as eagles, bears, seals, and sea lions. Since this is a small-group tour, you’ll have plenty of time to ask questions, too.

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

Join a 3-hour highlights tour of Skagway with a knowledgeable guide. Hear stories from the Gold Rush and see amazing waterfalls, azure glaciers and mountain views that seem to never end. Visit the Gold Rush Cemetery and a sub-arctic Alpine valley called Tormented Valley, where everything is dwarfed and distorted. This tour has several photo opportunities including the The Welcome to Alaska Sign at the summit, waterfalls, and the Skagway Overlook where you can capture the beauty of Skagway and ships in the inlet! Travel in comfort aboard a 24-passenger mini-bus with bucket seats and large windows, perfect for sightseeing along the way. PLEASE BRING PASSPORTS. PASSPORTS ARE REQUIRED.

Traverse Yukon and British Columbia with this guided group bus tour setting off from Skagway. Listen to your guide’s continuous narration along the way and enjoy plenty of stops at places like Pitchfork Falls, Tormented Valley, Tutshi Lake, the Yukon Sign, and more. See an Alaskan husky sled dog camp, listen to an informative Q&A session, and play with the puppies, including a ride on a summer sled dog cart.

Join one of the fun-loving madams on a 2 hour guided walking tour of Skagway’s historic streets and back alleys. Where women of the evening brushed shoulders with gold hungry men. Stories of Klondike Kate, Cad Wilson and Diamond Lil depict the adventurous, lusty, and sometimes tragic lives of hundreds of women who stampeded north. Your tour will visit several cribs and districts, culminating with a stop at the restored Brothel Museum, located above the Saloon. Here, join a champagne toast and explore the halls and bedrooms of this celebrated brothel, observing original relics and images of the ladies who worked there. And you might even catch a glimpse of the resident ghost, Lydia! Notes: - 2 hour guided walking tour through Skagway’s historic streets - Visit the renowned Brothel Museum and enjoy a champagne toast - Recommended for ages 14 and up; minors must be with an adult - Climb 25 steps to reach the museum on the second floor

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.

Escape Skagway with a visit to Chilkoot Lake State Park in Haines. Board a high-speed catamaran in Skagway and fly through the water to Haines, admiring steep fjord walls and unnamed waterfalls along the way. Meet your naturalist guide at the park entrance, and discover a lake rimmed by snowy mountains, a river bursting with salmon, Tlingit cultural sites, and wildlife including bald eagles, brown bears, and harbor seals.

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