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Skagway, Alaska, US - Thursday, August 22, 2019: The sidewalks are all but rolled up in Skagway come winter, so you can only imagine the frightful conditions endured by the gold prospectors who passed through en route to the Yukon, with a mandatory ton of supplies to be hauled with them over the steep and treacherous Trail of '98. Today, summertime visits to Skagway require nothing of the sort, but you can still ride the antique White Pass & Yukon narrow-gauge railway up through silvery-purple rock faces, past Deadhorse Gulch, to see what it was like back then. Take your time and poke into every little store from the Trail Bench to Lynch & Kennedy's Dry Goods. The Red Onion Saloon, with its honky tonk piano and costumed barmaids, is a treasure trove of memorabilia featuring pictures of Klondike Kate, Peahull Annie and other vintage characters. To complete the picture of those rip-roaring days, visit the nostalgic Trail of '98 Museum. The Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park boasts restored buildings and wooden boardwalks that invite you to take a stroll into the past. Adventure Park: Rock Climb & climbers looking for a challenge. Adventure Park: Zip-Lining ground through the treetops. You'll have Rappel approximately 2½ hours to enjoy this None of the climbing is mandatory; everyone adventure featuring amazing mountain views. will enjoy the cliff-side snack and stunning Departs: 9:00 AM, 2:30 PM Departs: 7:30 AM, 12:30 PM Approximately 3¼ Hours Approximately 3¼ Hours views. Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 Notes: Your journey begins at the dock, where you'll Afterwards, enjoy a quick snack of hot cocoa, Join a professional mountain guide for an board a van for a 20-minute narrated drive coffee and trail mix before heading back to exciting climbing adventure on the smooth Participants must be able to hike for a few through historic downtown Skagway and up the pier. granite walls of fabulously scenic White Pass. minutes over uneven terrain. Dress in warm, the Klondike Highway. layered clothing that allows for good Notes: From the Klondike Highway, a short hike flexibility. Minimum age is 6 years. Minimum A short walk on a rain forest trail brings you over a beautiful nature trail will bring you to weight is 50 lbs. Maximum weight is 300 lbs. to the spectacular adventure park where Minimum age is 6 years. Minimum weight is the base of the spectacular rock face. Here you Maximum waist size is 52". Not advisable for expert guides will outfit you with the proper 50 lbs. Maximum weight is 300 lbs. Maximum will don rock climbing shoes, helmets and guests using a wheelchair. Pregnant women safety equipment and instructions. Then waist size is 52". Participants must be able to harnesses and rope up to climb the clean are not allowed to participate. Climbing you're off to enjoy the thrill of the ropes walk for 5 to 10 minutes over uneven terrain. granite. shoes, helmet and harness are provided. course and zip-line experience. This is a physical activity and it is the guest's Includes a small snack or tasting of local responsibility to determine that they are There are more than a dozen routes from specialties. The snack is not a meal. Observer Start by entering an incredible series of ropes physically and mentally able to participate in which to choose, perfect for all abilities. Each rates can be booked on board. course crossings, including Burma loops, a the activity. Wear warm, comfortable clothing climb ends with a stunning view of the suspension bridge, and a raised balance beam. and closed-toe shoes. Waiver must be signed Skagway River, the White Pass & Yukon Next up is a fantastic series of six zip-lines and medical conditions disclosed. Pregnant Route Railroad and the surrounding through the lush Alaska forest canopy. As you women are not allowed to participate. wilderness. zip from platform to platform, fellow participants cheer you on. Your heart will be Try rappelling down the high cliffs -- an pumping as you prepare for the Walk the adventure perfect for those looking for a first Plank segment, soaring high above the climbing experience, or for experienced Page 36 of 54 Skagway, Alaska, US - Thursday, August 22, 2019 Alaska Wilderness River the intimate feel of this family-run business Klondike Highway, taking in the sights of accessible. Adventure (Haines) persists even today. They have thought of Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls along everything -- from preparing your hot dogs the way. on the barbecue grill, to offering extra Chilkoot Trail Hike & Float Departs: 9:30 AM Approximately 6¼ Hours outerwear to keep you warm and comfortable. At the foot of the pass, next to a waterfall, Adult $209.95; Child $139.95 The staff is friendly and welcoming, and will you'll find the Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Departs: 8:30 AM, 2:00 PM entertain you with tales of their backcountry Camp & Salmon Bake. A cast of sourdoughs Approximately 4¼ Hours lifestyle and some 'real Alaska' stories. The and dancehall girls will entertain you with a Adult $139.95; Child $109.95 barbecue meal will be served either before or hilarious melodrama and poetry by Robert after your time on the river, depending upon Service, and teach you the art of gold panning Board the fast catamaran ferry for a 45- the departure time from Skagway. Then, you will be set free in the Liarsville minute cruise down Lynn Canal to the town gold area, where you are guaranteed to find of Haines -- a great opportunity to visit two Hike the historic Chilkoot Trail, the Notes: that precious metal. ports in one day. Keep a watchful eye for centerpiece of Klondike Gold Rush National marine life and bald eagles dotted along the Historical Park. This world-famous trail was Restrooms are available on board the m/v Lunch consists of baked beans, a variety of shoreline. Mountain peaks rise from the the main route to the riches of the Klondike Fairweather Express catamaran, at the river salads, cornbread, coffee, lemonade and ocean to heights of 6,000 feet, with cascading during the gold rush era. dock and at the pier in Haines. Tidal dessert. After your meal, wander over to the waterfalls making for unforgettable photos of conditions can make ramp to dock very steep, camp and enjoy the waterfall and sights of Alaska and its rugged terrain. Enjoy a bit of exercise, fresh air, beautiful guests with limited mobility not Liarsville and have your picture taken with scenery, pristine forests and history as the recommended. Wheelchairs and electric one of the dancehall girls. Soon after your arrival into Haines, you will trail takes you up and over the 350-foot scooters cannot be accommodated. The board a bus for a 30-minute, narrated ride on elevation of Saintly Hill. barbecue meal consists of hot dogs, chips, Back in Skagway, you will visit the world- the Haines Scenic Byway. You're headed to a chili, cookies, lemonade, hot chocolate, coffee, famous Red Onion Saloon and brothel in dock on the Chilkat River, where your Where the trail reaches the banks of the Taiya tea or hot apple cider. historic Skagway. The Red Onion's Madams journey into the heart of the Chilkat Bald River, you will board an 18-foot inflatable raft will fill your glass for a champagne toast and Eagle Preserve begins. for a scenic float (no white water) back down Best of Skagway entertain you with tales of the girls who used the tidal estuary. Forest gives way to fields of to work in these historic rooms. See the Part company with civilization as you board beach greens and wild iris, and the granite priceless silver dress worn by the Onion's first the boat for the river portion of your outing Departs: 8:45 AM walls of the fjord rise steeply to the snow- Madam, and many other original artifacts left today. You will traverse many different Approximately 6½ Hours capped peaks and hanging glaciers. by the 'soiled doves'. channels of the silt-laden Chilkat River. Adult $239.95; Child $139.95 Travel at least 20 miles into the wilderness to Ascend into the beautiful mountains on the Savor a riverside snack and countless picture- Notes: view bald eagles and their massive nests in White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. From perfect moments before making the return completely natural habitat. This roadless area an old-fashioned narrow-gauge railcar, you journey back to your ship. This tour visits a brothel museum, which has of the Bald Eagle Preserve boasts the best will see incredible scenery as your tour guide some brothel images and content. This moose habitat in the valley and your chances shares the history of the Klondike Gold Rush. Notes: adventure crosses the US/Canadian border; of spotting moose or bear are very good. US and Canadian citizens must carry a This tour won Tour Guide of the Year 2008 - passport and ship ID. All other nationalities The Hess family started their mom and pop 2010. Voted Shore Excursion of the Year must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. tour 27 years ago with their specially- In Fraser, British Columbia, embark a deluxe 2010. Maximum weight is 350lbs. Minimum The brothel museum is not wheelchair designed, flat-bottom, open river boats, and motor coach to travel the spectacular age is 7 years. Pregnant women past 20 weeks' Page 37 of 54 Skagway, Alaska, US - Thursday, August 22, 2019 gestation are not allowed to participate.
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