Duration: 2 Hours
Overview: Go back in time to Skagway's exciting Gold Rush era. While in the historic village of Liarsville, dine on authentic Alaskan fare, including wild Alaskan salmon. Then visit the authentic gold-mining exhibits and learn how to pan for gold -- you'll keep all of the gold you find! Spend some free time to explore the area.
At the foot of Alaska's majestic White Pass, nestled beside a waterfall, is Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp. Your Gold Rush experience begins with an all-you-can-eat alfresco feast in the forest, including wild, Alaskan-caught salmon freshly grilled over an alder-wood fire. Then mosey on over to the Gold Rush-era trail camp to see a picturesque waterfall and authentic exhibits of Liarsville's past. Then head to the Hippodrome, where a cast of 'sourdoughs' and 'dance hall girls' will entertain you with a hilarious melodrama and a poem. Next, learn the art of gold panning and pan on your own. You are guaranteed to find that precious metal! Enjoy free time to wander through the camp and visit the Fancy Goods souvenir store, the historic bordello and the laundry tents; have your picture taken with one of the dance hall girls or the camp's popular mascot, an Alaskan malamute (a type of dog) named Denali. Complimentary cookies and apple cider are available.
Duration: 6 Hours
Overview: From downtown Skagway, head out with your local guide in your private and luxurious 4x4 SUV and drive up the Klondike Highway – one of the most scenic drives in North America. It borders the historic White Pass Trail, used during the Klondike Gold Rush. Cross into Canada and travel through rainforests, subarctic alpine tundra, Boreal forest and desert. See gorgeous natural sights like Emerald Lake, expansive glaciers and waterfalls. To get to Jubilee Mountain, your driver will take you along a bumpy forest road that leads to the summit, where you make a scenic stop and take in spectacular views of the region. Lunch and drinks are included on this exclusive six-hour tour of the impressive Yukon.
Duration: 60 Minutes
Overview: Experience the perfect introduction to Sitka on this private one-hour sightseeing cruise with a local boat captain. Your hour will be spent cruising the calm waters of Sitka Sound on a quiet, heated, 27-foot boat. The boat has a heated cabin, indoor marine head and comfortable seating, in addition to ample outside deck space. Your captain is not only licensed by the United States Coast Guard, but is also a fish and wildlife biologist.
See Sitka's beautiful waterfront and learn about the town's colorful history. Originally settled by the Tlingit people, Sitka today is a culturally diverse town with deep Russian, Filipino and American roots. As a hotspot during the Gold Rush era, Sitka's population grew, but its role in World War II as a large US Navy base really helped to establish the city. Signs of the Gold Rush and World War II can still be seen today. This private cruise can hold up to six passengers.
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