Yukon Suspension Bridge and Summit Tour from Skagway
Passport Required!
About
If you want to go beyond Skagway and see what lies on the other side of the mountains, this is the tour for you.
My name’s Alex, a local Skagway guide who’s spent years exploring these roads, landscapes, and the history that connects them. Instead of climbing aboard a crowded tour bus, you’ll travel in a small group led by someone who lives here and knows this route inside and out.
On the Yukon Suspension Bridge Tour, we leave Skagway behind and head north up the Klondike Highway, climbing into the White Pass and crossing into Canada.
This isn’t just a scenic drive, it’s a transition.
From coastal Alaska to the wide-open landscapes of the Yukon.
Along the way, you’ll experience one of the most beautiful mountain drives in Alaska, cross an international border, and visit one of the Yukon’s most unique and memorable stops.
And yes, you’ll want your passport for this one.
Highlights
If you’re looking to go beyond Skagway and experience both Alaska and the Yukon in a single trip, this tour delivers.
You’ll experience:
• One of the most scenic drives in Alaska • A cross-border journey into Canada • A visit to the Yukon Suspension Bridge • A relaxed small-group experience
Cancellation
We understand that travel plans can change, and we aim to be as fair and transparent as possible.
nFree cancellation is available up to 24 hours before your scheduled tour departure.
nCancellations made within 24 hours of departure are non-refundable.
nGuests who do not arrive on time for their tour are considered no-shows and are not eligible for a refund.
Important Notes:
nTours depart promptly at the scheduled time. We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early.
nValid passports are required for all guests on tours that travel into Canada (Yukon). Guests without proper documentation will not be able to join the tour and will be considered no-shows.
nCruise ship delays or itinerary changes are uncommon, but if your ship is unable to dock in Skagway, please contact us and we will do our best to accommodate you where possible.
nWeather in Southeast Alaska can vary, but tours operate in most conditions.
If you need to make changes to your booking, please reach out as early as possible and we will do our best to assist.
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