Winter Wonderland Yukon Tour
All Ages • Summit Experience • Multiple scenic stops • Winter-weather play time in British Columbia
About
Spring snowballs and fall snow-dusted peaks—Winter Wonderland is about seeing the Klondike during transition. Early season: snow still on White Pass, sometimes close enough to tromp through. Late season: bright gold hillsides giving way overnight to white-topped mountains.
Your guide weaves Gold Rush stories with seasonal drama: spring thaws that turned trails to knee-deep mush, avalanches on the Chilkoot, the strange relief stampeders felt when winter locked the route solid. Travel the Klondike Highway for summit views, photo stops, and quiet moments. See a wilder side of this place than midsummer ever shows.
What's included
• Land tour via bus • Tour guide and narration along the journey • Multiple photo stops • Highlights of Skagway and the Klondike Highway • Stop and play in the snow (weather permitting) • 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
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