Yukon Suspension Bridge & Summit Excursion
For all tourists! • All Ages • 3.5 Hours • Passport Required
About
Skagway's busy little port falls away behind you as the road begins to climb, trading the bawdy frontier town for glacier‑carved valleys and distant peaks. This is a quieter kind of adventure—beautiful and relaxing—as the Klondike Highway carries you deeper into Canada and along the swift, fast‑moving Tutshi River.
Where stampeders once rushed north, desperate to reach the Klondike gold fields, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police stood their posts, insisting on order and a year's worth of supplies before anyone could pass. Today you stroll across the Yukon Suspension Bridge, safely suspended above the rapids, reading interpretive signs about those same officers and gold seekers while you sip a hot drink, breathe in the mountain air, and let the sound of the river do the talking.
Highlights
• Unique destination: Yukon Suspension Bridge over the Tutshi River • Amazing vistas from the bridge • Solid railings and enclosed design that feel safe even if you're uneasy with heights • Informational signs and displays throughout • Clean restroom facilities—the only one on the highway • Relaxed pace with time to walk the bridge, explore, and enjoy a snack or hot chocolate • Your guide balances quiet stretches for soaking in the scenery with stories, occasional check-ins, and photo stops at the most beautiful viewpoints
What's included
• Entry to the Yukon Suspension Bridge • Land tour via bus • Tour guide and narration along the journey • Multiple photo stops along Klondike Highway including: - Welcome to Alaska sign - White Pass Summit • Pickup & drop off at cruise docks • We run on ship time and have never missed a departure, so you can focus on the view instead of the clock
What to bring
NO PASSPORT, NO TOUR, NO KIDDING! All tours travel to Canada and back. Passports or approved documentation are required. Please review our requirements at: https://skagway.tours/passport-requirements/
WEATHER NOTE Prepare for rain—we're in a rainforest! Climate changes once we cross into Canada. It's colder at the summit, but temperatures in B.C. and the Yukon can be much warmer. Wearing layers is smart.
WHAT TO WEAR • Layered clothing (rainforest meets alpine tundra!) • Waterproof jacket • Comfortable shoes • Camera
$$ Cash/card for optional snacks, souvenirs, and activities Tips for great service are always welcome!
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