Mt. Roberts Tramway (Goldbelt Tram) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Mt. Roberts Tramway (Goldbelt Tram). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Juneau Wildlife Whale Watching

• Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center and Ultimate Whale Watch Combo

• Alaska Native Tour and Tram Combo

• Juneau Shore Excursion: Mendenhall Glacier Guided Hike

• Trails and Ale Tour and Tram Combo

Mt. Roberts Tramway day pass tickets cost US$65 for adults (ages 13 and up), US$50 for children aged 3–12, and kids aged 2 and under ride for free. Day passes offer unlimited rides within one day. At the top, there are trails, exhibits, and views to enjoy.

Yes, the Mt. Roberts Tramway is worth visiting. This 6-minute tram ride offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains plus access to hiking trails at the top. It's a popular pick for families, especially when the weather is clear. For added value, consider tours that combine a tram ride with other experiences. 

Per one customer who booked the Trails and Ale Tour and Tram Combo, "The Tram is amazing! Beautiful views and trails. Stephanie is so knowledgeable and sweet. Lunch and beer at the top restaurant was amazing. Thank you!"

Mt. Roberts Tramway is an aerial gondola lift that takes you from the ground to about 1,800 feet (549 meters) up the mountain. It’s located in Alaska’s capital, Juneau, very close to the city’s cruise ship docks. Many visitors take the tramway for its impressive views of the natural environment.

The tram ride up Mt. Roberts is short and lasts just six minutes, so it’s ideal for time-pressed travelers who want to see the beauty of Alaska. Once at the top, there’s a restaurant, theater, shop, and several hiking trails to explore.

The opening hours of Mt. Roberts Tramway can change daily due to weather issues. It’s typically only open from April until October, and its hours are usually 8am until 8pm. It’s best to prebook your timed admission ticket for Mt. Roberts Tramway, as lines can get long.

Yes, you can hike down Mt. Roberts instead of taking the Mt. Roberts Tramway. However, if you buy the Goldbelt Tram ticket, you’ll have already paid for both ways on the tram. Your ticket gives you unlimited access to the tram for the day you bought it.

Yes, wildlife and nature sightings are possible from Mt. Roberts Tramway—it is Alaska, after all. The Mt. Roberts Tramway gives you a bird’s-eye view of Juneau so you might spot some native birds in the sky, too. Most wildlife sightings of marmot and grouse happen on the trails at the top.

Yes, Mt. Roberts Tramway is wheelchair accessible and accommodates travelers who need a wheelchair. Plus, the hiking trails at the top also include a handicap trail, so everyone can take full advantage of nature at the top of the tram ride.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Mt. Roberts Tramway. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Juneau:

• Mendenhall Glacier

• Juneau-Douglas City Museum

• Herbert Glacier

• Alaska State Museum

• Alaska State Capitol Building

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Juneau.