Yukon Suspension

Rated 4.8 Stars, based on 445 Reviews.

This Skagway shore excursion will show you a glimpse of Canada's legendary north country. On this half-day tour by mini-bus, you'll travel up to the White Pass to cross the border into Canada and travel the Klondike Highway in British Columbia. You'll see incredible scenery and maybe even spot native wildlife roaming the spectacular scenery, including moose, bears, birds, mountain goats and Dall sheep. The turnaround point is the Yukon border and Welcome to the Yukon sign for a great photo. As a bonus, we include a stop at the Yukon Suspension Bridge! View the Tutshi river canyon while crossing the bridge and see educational displays. Also available are clean, flush restrooms (the only ones available on the tour route), snack bar to purchase food, and Yukon gift shop. This stop makes this tour unique among tour options that do similar itinerary. All passengers must bring a current valid passport (and/or USA/Canada Visa if required by your nationality). No copies of documents allowed.

Rated 4.8 Stars, based on 134 Reviews.

We are 100% Alaskan owned & operated – our focus is on giving you an amazing experience in Skagway on your trip to The Yukon and British Columbia. We make stops at amazing photo locations and give you 30+ minutes at the Yukon Suspension Bridge. We work hard to promote and teach others about the history of Skagway, the Klondike, Gold Rush. Our tour will pick up all guests and get you back in time for your ship. Please note: you WILL be leaving the United States and entering Canada, so a valid passport is required for most travelers. Foreign travelers need to ensure they are able to leave the US, enter Canada, and re-enter the US.

Rated 4.9 Stars, based on 265 Reviews.

This tour provides a wonderful opportunity to view the stunning scenery of the White Pass and the surrounding area with a local, high quality guide. Your three hour tour from Skagway, Alaska to the White Pass Summit and the Yukon Suspension Bridge is sure to be a highlight of your trip. *Note: Passports are Required

Rated 4.5 Stars, based on 148 Reviews.

The Yukon Suspension Bridge & Summit Tour is especially formatted for those who want to experience and photograph the incredible beauty of the White Pass and Canada’s Boreal forest. The Yukon Suspension Bridge & Summit Tour will introduce you to Skagway’s rich Klondike Gold Rush history and unbelievable wilderness. Journey through the Tormented Valley and beyond Fraser Station! This Skagway tour is ideal for travelers wishing to explore the beauty of the Alaskan and Canadian Wilderness.

Travel the Klondike Highway with our one of a kind private luxury tour from Skagway to Emerald Lake, Yukon. Our 6 passenger Cadillac Escalade ESV provides our guest with comfort and safety while enjoying historic commentary and million dollar views. A stop at Carcross, YT village for more sightseeing and shopping. Snacks are available along the way.

Our one of a kind luxury shore excursion makes your day in Skagway a trip of a lifetime. Leave the crowds behind and enjoy the day with you and your family and enjoy the sights in our spacious Cadillac Escalade ESV.

Listen to a nature guide through your smartphone as you hike the incredible Miles Canyon! The tour will take you on the Lower Canyon City Trail to a historic settlement called Canyon City. On this 4 km tour, you'll hear about the Yukon River, the formation of Miles Canyon, local plants & wildlife & some Gold Rush history. Highlights include the views of Grey Mountain, tales of Canyon City, stories of famous Yukoners & more! The tour also comes with a fun location-based trivia game. After the commentary plays, look at your device and guess the answer. GPS map shows where you are & where to go next. As you get close, guide commentary will automatically play! Note: the number of travelers you select is the number of devices you can download the tour to. Trust the platform with over 75 tours & 25,000+ happy customers. *Not accessible for everyone due to moderately steep sections, roots, etc. Check trail conditions first. Closed October to May.