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White Pass Summit and Yukon Suspension Bridge Tour

White Pass Summit and Yukon Suspension Bridge Tour

Overview

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

City: Skagway

Mon 07 Jul

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Starting at $130.00

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Mon 07 Jul

Starting at $130.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Admission to Yukon Suspension Bridge Tour is included.

Driver/guide

Hotel or Cruise Ship pickup and drop-off

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Specialized infant seats are available
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Each guest must have a current valid passport with them for the tour.
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Please let us know the name of your cruise ship or the name of your lodging in Skagway
A minimum of 2 people booking is required for tour to run
This is a vehicle tour with stops to enjoy the scenery and the Yukon Suspension Bridge. It does not take the train.
This tour does not take the train.

What To Expect

Skagway Alaska Downtown

Meet your guide, board the comfortable vehicle and enjoy a short tour of Skagway’s historic district before climbing steeply towards the Chilkoot Mountains.

British Columbia

The dramatic scenery of the White Pass summit soon surrounds you. This is a wonderland of impressive peaks, azure lakes and stunted forests. The pace is unhurried; you will have ample time to enjoy the view with stops at choice scenic locations.

Yukon Suspension Bridge

Past the summit visit the Yukon Suspension Bridge, where you can venture out onto the bridge to get stunning views of the turbulent waters of the Tutshi River below. Learn the about Gold Rush history and the natural history of the area. Walk along the boardwalk and immerse yourself in the miniature world of alpine wildflowers.

Skagway

Return to your ship having had an experience you won’t forget.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (264)

Odyssey808738

Aug 2024

Lots of history here. So much to learn and read about. We had a great walk around learning about the past. The bathrooms were clean! The coffee was hot. The gift shop is extremely well priced. The restaurant was closed, but they had snacks available. We even got to stamp our passports. The bridge is slip safe, a little bouncy, but my husband made it across fine (scared of heights). Great excursion with lots to see on the way there, and we took the train back.

Response from Host

Oct 2024

Thanks for this thorough review. But I'm not sure you went on the tour with Rainbow Glacier Adventures. That is because you said that you "took the train back." Our tours do not include combinations with the train. We drive our guests to and from the Suspension Bridge in our comfortable vehicles. This keeps the logistics streamlined and allows us the flexibility to pick the locations along the roadside to get out and stop for photographs.

Anne_J

Aug 2024

This was a small tour led by Christine who was a wonderful guide and driver. We saw beautiful sites and were able to get out of the van and take some amazing photos. We highly recommend this tour! We didn’t feel like we missed out at all not taking the train. Also, don’t miss out on the delicious chili at the Yukon Suspension bridge!

Response from Host

Oct 2024

Thanks for this great review. I'm glad you mentioned the chili. We do not include lunch on the tour, but they do have bison chili available at the bridge. The owners of the Yukon Suspension Bridge own a bison farm in British Columbia, so you can be assured the best is fresh and top quality.

BackPacker581129

Aug 2024

My wife and two children and I were in Skagway for a day on land from our cruise. We dragged our feet in booking a cruise based excursion. The price for this tour was reasonable, and the company had good reviews, so we went for it. You never know what kind of experience you'll have if it's not through the cruiseline. Our experience was exceptional. Our tourguide was Christine, a sweet, thoughtful, and very knowledgeable person who put us at ease and made our tour a joy. She was a font of knowledge regarding Skagway and the surrounding area, and she even kindly showed us how to adjust some settings on our smartphones to get incredible pictures of waterfalls and such. I couldn't recommend this tour more, and specifically Christine as well - do what you can to get her as your guide. =)

Response from Host

Oct 2024

Thanks for this great review. I'm glad you said "guided by a caring professional." Guiding is a profession, and we at Rainbow Glacier Adventures take this responsibility seriously. We aim to provide a safe experience and add value to the time you spend in Haines or Skagway. I also like that you mentioned the price was reasonable. Our tours are small-group only, and so they might be more expensive than some of the big bus tours. I believe in small-group experiences and individualized attention, and that is not possible with a fifty-passenger bus. So much of the cruise experience is crowd management, particularly with big ships. So we want our guests to get away from the crowds and have a chance to breath in the fresh Alaskan air at an unhurried pace.