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Suspension Bridge, Puppies, and Summit Excursion

Skagway, AK

Suspension Bridge, Puppies, and Summit Excursion

$165 (Per Person)(All-In Price)

Overview

Suspension Bridge, Puppies, and Summit Excursion Experience

Embark on an adventure to a dog sled camp to meet mushers and puppies, walk a Suspension Bridge, and explore Tagish Lake!

Details

This exciting tour starts up the Klondike Highway, climbing nearly 3,500 feet through the White Pass and into Canada, where one of the destinations is a remote sled dog camp located between Tagish and Tutshi Lake in British Columbia. You'll meet mushers Ed and Michelle, along with their family of canine athlete puppies in training.

The second stop is the Yukon Suspension Bridge. This attraction offers amazing vistas over the Tutshi River with a bridge connecting both sides, along with plenty of informational signs and displays scattered throughout. The bridge has a gift shop, coffee shop/cafe, and restrooms. Trying out the bison chili is highly recommended!

This half-day tour includes the Skagway City and Summity Tour, with stops and scenic overlooks along the Klondike Highway and into British Columbia's Tormented Valley, Tagish Lake, and the Welcome to Yukon sign!

Duration: 5 hours and 25 minutes

Location

101 Broadway, Skagway, AK 99840, USA

Meeting Point

Centennial Park and 1st Avenue - 101 Broadway

Availability

Offered daily, May through September
24-hour advance booking policy
14-day advance cancellation policy

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Additional Information

What's Included

A guided, shared Suspension Bridge, Puppies, and Summit Excursion
30 minutes or longer at the Yukon Suspension Bridge
Entry to the Tutshi Lake Sled Dog Camp
30 minutes of play time with puppies and sled dogs
Entry to the Yukon Suspension Bridge
Roundtrip transportation from the meeting point

What's Not Included

Food and drinks
Hotel pick-up
Souvenirs
Gratuity

Know Before You Go

All guests are required to bring valid passports and the necessary travel documents; photocopies are not accepted
Buses cannot store electric scooters or large electric wheelchairs. Lightweight (under 50 lbs) collapsible powered chairs may be stored if a companion assists with loading
Strollers and folding wheelchairs are welcome. Arrive early for boarding. Three steps onto the bus; infants may sit on laps (no car seats needed)
Bring layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, a camera and/or video camera, and comfortable shoes
Photo ID or birth certificates are only valid for U.S. and Canadian citizens. Guests under 16 may enter Canada with an original birth certificate (no copies)
Please arrive at least 5 minutes before tour departure. Look for the large black and red snow-removal locomotive display across from the White Pass and Yukon Route Depot