
Historic Gold Rush Scenic Drive
Take this wonderful opportunity on a brief but comprehensive tour to experience what everyday life is like in Skagway and marvel at the panoramic, scenic beauty that surrounds it as you discover where the historic Gold Rush all began.
Booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group, on their site.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.
Virgin Islands National Park
Most of Virgin Islands National Park lies across the water on St John. Its many hiking trails suit every ability level, and the park runs ranger-guided programs.




Summit Views, Yukon Sled Dogs, and Musher Experience

Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Rafting from Skagway

Alaska Husky Puppy Encounter and Scenic Mountain Views

Suspension Bridge, Yukon Sled Dogs, and Summit Views




Small Group Chilkat Photography Tour from Skagway
Skagway's Historic District
Six blocks of downtown Skagway along Broadway, lined with buildings from the late 1890s Gold Rush. You walk the boardwalks past saloons, shops and old offices.
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Visitor Center
The park visitor center sits in the former Broadway Depot on Broadway in downtown Skagway. Inside, interactive exhibits tell the story of the 1897-98 gold rush to the Klondike.
Jeff. Smith's Parlor Museum
Jeff. Smith's Parlor Museum is a small Skagway museum in the former headquarters of the outlaw Soapy Smith. Its rooms are restored to the 1960s look, with gold rush artifacts and Skagway curiosities.
Chilkoot Trail
The Chilkoot Trail is a historic route through the Coast Mountains, from the Dyea trailhead out toward Bennett in British Columbia. Most people here walk a short section or a day hike.



