William Clayton • Sharon Clayton

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September 12, 2021

Page 1 of 60 Welcome to Exploration Central™ Why book your EXC Tours™ with Holland America Line?

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Uncompromised Value involved, and select the tours best suited to your physical capabilities. These icons will help you to interpret this brochure. n Award-winning tours consistently rated “excellent” by our guests Easy Activity: Very light activity including short distances to walk; may include some steps. n Superior quality and competitive pricing Moderate Activity: Requires intermittent effort throughout, including walking medium distances over uneven n Priceless experiences surfaces and/or steps.

Convenience & Peace of Mind Strenuous Activity: Requires active participation, walking long distances over uneven and steep terrain or on steps. In certain instances, paddling or other non-walking activity is required and guests must be able to n Maximize your time ashore—go straight to the participate without discomfort or difficulty breathing. highlights you want to see without waiting, getting lost, negotiating fares or hassling with currency exchange Panoramic Tours: Specially designed for guests who enjoy a slower pace, these tourss offer sightseeing mainly from the transportation vehicle, with few or no stops, and no mandatory disembarkation from the vehicle­ n Book online ahead of time or on board the ship during the tour. Some modes of transportation are rarely lift-equipped and ramps may not be available, a very n Tour departure times coincide with the ship’s schedule small amount of walking may be necessary. The pace is gentle and taking your time is encouraged. as well as other tours, enabling you to take multiple Limited Capacity: The number of people able to participate in this tour is strictly limited. Reasons for tours if desired limiting capacity may include the number of transportation seats available, or the need to maintain a safe n Worry-free return to the ship. In the very rare event that ratio of guides for hikes, fishing and water activities. Tours require a minimum number of participants in your tour is late and the ship must leave, we will arrange order to operate. at our expense to get you to the next port of call. With Meal: This tour includes a meal—lunch on daytime tours, or dinner on evening tours. independently booked tours, you are responsible for rejoining the ship at the next port of call Snack: This tour includes a small snack or tasting of local specialties. The snack is not a meal.

Page 2 of 60 Touring in Alaska About Flightseeing

The Weather If you do nothing else when you’re ashore in Alaska, take at least one flightseeing tour. While these EXC Alaska is well known for its “liquid sunshine,” changing weather and cooler temperatures, so be prepared! The best Tours tend to be some of the more expensive offerings, rest assured that the perspective gained from aloft is plan is not to let the weather determine the kind of time absolutely priceless—in fact, you will be forever changed in how you think about Alaska and the sheer mag- you have, but to dress in layers—a shirt, sweater and light nitude of nature exhibited here. You will discover glaciers that seem to tumble from heaven to earth, ice fields raincoat will do—so that you can add or remove layers as that seem to stretch to eternity, and jagged, unforgiving peaks that relentlessly reach for the stratosphere. needed. EXC Tours™ operate in all weather conditions. Cancellations due to weather are at the determination of This experience is so markedly different from any on land or sea, there is simply no comparison. the tour operator only. No exceptions! If you’ve ever thought that all tours necessarily involve Floatplane Flightseeing Hiking a motorcoach and a museum, it’s time to broaden your One of the most important forms of transportation in horizons. Whether you merely set foot on a glacier’s Whether you’re hiking forest paths and mountain trails, Alaska is the floatplane—versatile, practical, ubiquitous. surface or whether you strap on a set of crampons, or exploring rain forests and tide pools, it is absolutely Most commonly used for bear-watching and fishing necessary to wear comfortable hiking boots or athletic grab an ice-axe and step out onto a river of ice that has adventures, floatplanes are able to pull up to remote shoes. outlived dinosaurs and constellations, flightseeing means that you’re headed for the real Alaska. Make sure you beaches, bringing you to the heart of the wilderness within Fishing see it! Within this brochure you will find three different minutes of leaving the ship. While a catch is not guaranteed, if you are going fishing, types of flightseeing options -- helicopter, fixed wing and Weight Regulations you may want to plan what to do once you’ve reeled floatplane: in your fish! If your tour is not designated “catch-and- Please note that on all helicopter flightseeing tours, release,” review the processing options with your boat Helicopter Flightseeing guests weighing 250 lbs or more will pay an additional captain or guide and have the fish forwarded to your These tours are for more active flightseers, with the surcharge over the published fare. Every guest may be home. Your catch will not be allowed on board the ship. opportunity to step out onto a glacier, ride a dog-sled weighed during the check-in process. The tour operator across the surface of the Icefield, or go ice-trekking with Wildlife will endeavor to be discreet during this process, but please full gear and an expert guide. Although Alaska’s wildlife is abundant, we cannot be aware that individual circumstances may not allow guarantee any wildlife sightings on any of the EXC Tours Fixed Wing Flightseeing for complete privacy. For security reasons, carryon bags advertised in this brochure unless indicated otherwise. We This term refers to a small plane with wheels (not floats) may not be permitted in the aircraft. Secure areas will be are confident that each independent tour operator will that is often used for glacier flightseeing. provided to store your items for the duration of the tour. make every effort to accommodate the safe viewing of wildlife whenever possible.

Waivers A waiver release form provided by the local tour operator may be required for participation in certain tours.

Page 3 of 60 Guests Using a Wheelchair or Other Mobility Aid Device

I have a disability. How do I know which tours will best suit me?

The tours are graded according to the relative level of activity they entail. The activity icons that appear at the beginning of each tour description provide Frequently Asked Questions a general idea of the level of activity to expect. Please see page 2 for specific information or speak What should I wear? your EXC Tours tickets. If you wish to travel with to an EXC Tours specialist (1.888.425.9376). It is important to keep in mind that tour operators Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for friends, please arrive at the designated meeting place all EXC Tours™. When you visit places of worship, together. This will enable the staff to allocate space for are subject to the laws of their own country with we recommend dressing conservatively (no shorts you on the same vehicle. respect to accommodating the needs of guests with disabilities. In most foreign countries, the laws are or sleeveless tops), but casual clothing is perfectly Tour durations acceptable. Dress in layers and have a jacket along. not as stringent as those in the United States. The individual tour descriptions include approximate Bring an umbrella or raincoat, a hat and sunscreen. Will I encounter difficulties (dis)embarking the ship durations. To allow our EXC Tours managers What about meals? when it’s in port? flexibility to coordinate your time in port with meals Most tour departures complement the ship’s meal and activities on the ship, exact departure times are Please see the on-board EXC Desk to help determine service hours. In-room dining is available on board. published in the EXC Tours Order Form on board. whether you can expect to encounter difficulties How will I know what time each tour departs? For more information, please attend the EXC Tours (dis)embarking the ship in a particular port of call. Presentation or visit the EXC Desk. The decision whether or not to carry or provide The onboard EXC Tours Order Form in your other mobility assistance to a guest and their stateroom will show departure times. This information Tour descriptions device (wheelchair, walker, etc.) up or down a will also be printed on your EXC Tours tickets, Tour descriptions may change after printing. ship’s gangway, or on or off a tender boat, is at the which you will receive on board. Approximate Information that becomes available after this sole discretion of the Captain, made based on his tour departure times are posted on our website at brochure is published will be posted in the EXC Tours evaluation of guest and crew safety. We encourage hollandamerica.com. section of our website, which can be found online you to bring a collapsible wheelchair as space I am traveling with friends. Can we be accommodated at hollandamerica.com. Significant changes will be limitations may restrict the ability of some tour on the same motorcoach? noted on the EXC Tours Order Form on board. Tour operators to accommodate motorized mobility The departure location for each tour is printed on schedules are subject to change. aid devices.

Page 4 of 60 Medallion Collection Exclusive experiences designed to The Collections of Holland America Line accommodate our most discerning guests, hat fascinates you? A cooking class with a local chef? A private car, complete with driver and guide, our Medallion Collection tours are each W so you can explore near or far? A chance to encounter wildlife or view natural wonders up close? The carefully chosen to provide an in-depth perspective. They offer unparalleled access to events and Collections of Holland America Line represent a small subset of the tours you will find in this brochure. sights not normally readily available. First-class style and Each collection offers its own particular focus and is available only in select ports. smaller groups for a privileged few. Signature Collection the advantages of first-class touring and luxury transportation. Privacy, comfort, safety, and personalized Encore Collection This exclusive touring option for Been there, done that? Think again. The independent-minded travelers lets you guide service are also yours to enjoy. Encore Collection lets you discover what completely customize and maximize About the Transportation lies beyond the well-known attractions your time ashore by reserving private Each type of transportation will be of the highest grade you’ve already seen. Barbecue with transportation (along with an English-speaking driver and available in that port. Not all modes of transportation Argentine gauchos, bike the tree-lined boulevards of guide) in advance. Whether you travel by car or minivan, are available in all locations. For information about the Barcelona, ride an Icelandic pony across a windswept customized boat, classic floatplane or stretch SUV transportation sizes and availability, please see our website beach. These tours showcase hidden gems, unusual angles limousine, you choose the companions, sights and pace and inside stories that will bring you back time and again. that perfectly suit you. at hollandamerica.com. World Wonders Collection Booking on Board Also Included The cost includes the service of a driver and English- Natural treasures, architectural marvels, The Signature Collection may be available for booking speaking guide, unlimited mileage, road tolls, parking fees technical wonders: to the Seven Wonders once you are on the ship, but this cannot be guaranteed. and bottled water, unless otherwise noted. of the World we add our own nominations Please check with the EXC Desk on board. based on decades of leadership in global To Whom is the Signature Collection Suited? Not Included (Unless Otherwise Noted) travel—the sandstone city of Petra, the moai statues of Guests’ entrance fees for attractions are not included in Easter Island, and the Great Wall of China, among others. The Signature Collection is for solo travelers, couples, the price due to the wide range of attraction possibilities, What they have in common is the ability to inspire awe. families, friends and special interest groups traveling together. This may also be an excellent choice for non- uncertain number of attractions to be visited, and varying Cruise with Purpose ambulatory guests. Value and flexibility are just two of number of guests participating. We strongly recommend For every global citizen who has ever dreamed of either giving back or paying it forward, the innovative Cruise with Purpose Collection is quite simply about improving our planet one voyage at a time. Assist in scientific research, bring much-needed supplies to an orphanage, participate in a fair trade scheme or cultural exchange, replant native forest or restore fragile habitat— your footprint will be light and your soul enriched.

Page 5 of 60 Signature Collection that you bring some local currency to cover such costs as credit cards are not readily accepted in some ports. Lunch will not be included on any tour, as many guests prefer to select EXC Tours™ their own dining venue.

Itinerary Planning Booking & If you need help planning your personal itinerary, the EXC Guide™ and/or EXC Tours™ staff can assist you and will Confirmation gladly answer your questions. This can be very helpful in many destinations where travel time, location, holidays, Now you can choose your tour times, and opening hours of attractions need to be taken into book your tours, and receive confirmation consideration to maximize the efficiency of your time ashore. of your tour reservations 24 hours a day. Pricing Visit us online at hollandamerica.com. The cost of each type of transportation will be published Book online now, up until three days before sailing. online at hollandamerica.com. Expand the Make your payment online via our secure website, Online Reservations and receive confirmation as well as your approximate The fastest and easiest way for you to reserve and pay Experience tour departure times. You can also download the EXC for your Signature Collection experience is online at Tours, view tour prices, find answers to frequently hollandamerica.com. Please note the cost will be per mode asked questions and read general information. And of transportation (not per person), so only one person in the Make the most of your time in each port remember, online tour reservations are processed prior party needs to make the reservation. The price shown on the by combining different half-day tours to any requests made on board the ship and receive website is the total cost for the transportation, driver and guide (not a per-person price). In many ports, availability is to complete a full day of sightseeing. priority handling. Please see the Reservations & Online extremely limited. We encourage you to reserve as early as You might want to consider a morning Reservations paragraph in the General Information section for terms and conditions. possible. cooking class and an afternoon of glacier Payment & Tour Vouchers sightseeing by helicopter; a morning Your credit card will be charged after your reservation is whale-watch cruise and an afternoon confirmed. Next, start planning what you’ll do with your Signature Collection experience in each port. On board the of fishing for salmon and halibut; or ship, you will be given a tour voucher and a form to advise the even a bike ride and a Native cultural EXC Desk of the itinerary you have chosen. performance—all in one day! Whatever Disembarking the Ship your interests, and whichever pace In some disembarkation ports, a private vehicle, driver and suits you best, there’s a huge variety of guide can be used for sightseeing en route to the airport. When booking, please advise the amount of luggage for your party. tours to mix and match in this brochure. Vehicle size and luggage space may limit the number of guests Please consult with an EXC Tours in the vehicle. specialist at 1.888.425.9376.

Page 6 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021: Located at the foot of grand mountain peaks on the Gastineau Channel, the town of Juneau has the massive Mendenhall Glacier and the immense Juneau Icefields at its back door. Juneau is the place to let your imagination run wild. Explore the lush Tongass National Forest. Visit the rustic shops in town. Or get out and kayak, dogsled, raft, hike, whale watch, flightsee or fish. There’s no end to the adventure because of the long daylight hours. Climb aboard the Mt. Roberts Tramway for a great spot to hike and shoot a souvenir photo.

A Taste of Nature: Paddle & Picnic be physically able to kayak for up to two marshmallows over the campfire after your connections between the land and sea. This hours and hike one to two miles through the meal. exploration introduces you to this pristine wilderness. Dietary restrictions may be able to wilderness in an intimate setting with a Departs: 1:30 PM be accommodated; please advise the Take the short walk along Salmon Creek -- a certified naturalist guide as your leader. Approximately 6 Hours Price $299.95 Destinations manager at least 48 hours prior salmon spawning stream -- to a waterfall to the tour. Tour operates rain or shine, but where you can also explore the remains of the Your trip begins with your guide sharing Join this unforgettable wildlife kayaking and may be cancelled by the operator in the event historic Wagner Mine and try your hand at stories and perspectives as you travel to Southeast Alaska food experience. of extremely bad weather or unsuitable gold panning. Shuttle buses run regularly; Mendenhall Glacier. A short, guided hike conditions. return to the pier at your leisure. gives you exclusive access along a wooded Your journey begins as you head 'out the path, once completely covered by the massive road' -- Alaska-speak meaning 'away from the Alaska Salmon Bake Notes: glacier. Spend an hour exploring amid bustle of town'. On a short hike through the forested moraines and sweeping glacial Tongass National Rainforest, your guide Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair landscapes, track the glacier's recession over Departs: 1:30 PM shares natural-history information, as well as due to uneven terrain at the salmon bake. the past 100 years, and perhaps glimpse fun facts about flora and fauna in the world's Approximately 1½ Hours Adult $54.95; Child $44.95 Bring a warm jacket. Restrooms are available wildlife from the Steep Creek viewing second-largest rain forest. on site. platforms. This small corner of the Tongass This excursion has been grilled to perfection National Forest is home to beavers, salmon, for nearly 40 years. Listen to Alaska-style folk At a cove, launch your kayak and head up the Alaska's Whales & Mendenhall Arctic terns, porcupines and even black bears. music while you dine under translucent, Pacific coastline. Keep an eye out for the Glacier Trail: Small-Group heated domes shielding you from the Experience immense wealth of wildlife -- eagles, salmon, elements. sea lions and whales -- found in this biologically-diverse part of Southeast Alaska. Following a short drive, you'll climb aboard a Enjoy an all-you-can-eat salmon bake feast. Departs: 1:30 PM, 2:15 PM Approximately 5 Hours covered and heated safari vessel. This Savor Alaskan-caught wild salmon barbecued Returning to shore, feast on a beachside Adult $219.95; Child $179.95 specialized watercraft has large, opening over an open alderwood fire served with a picnic of locally-sourced Alaskan foods. View Alaska's humpback whales and the panel windows and an open bow and stern for tasty secret sauce and accompanied by Wonderful ocean views are your constant Mendenhall Glacier on a small-group viewing the wildlife that thrives in these parmesan chicken, cheesy au gratin potatoes, companion. excursion (capacity is limited to 20 travelers) protected waters. Humpback whales, orcas, baked beans with reindeer sausage, wild rice tailored for sensational encounters with sea lions, porpoises, seals and sea birds are pilaf, a variety of salads, cornbread, lemonade, Notes: nature. On a custom-built safari vessel, you'll commonly seen. Stephens Passage is a coffee, tea, hot apple cider, hot chocolate as seek out marine wildlife and step away from renowned whale watching and wildlife refuge well as blueberry cake for dessert. Beer, wine Minimum age is 8 years. Minimum height is the crowds on a secluded rain forest trail -- and your experienced Coast Guard-certified and soda are available for purchase. 4'8". Maximum weight is 250 lbs. No prior two pristine habitats to explore on a single captain will guide you to the action. Keep kayaking experience required. Double tour. On this trip you will learn about the your camera handy as you travel from place Stroll through the woods and roast (tandem) kayaks are used. Participants must interdependence of species and the many to place or drift quietly to witness the

Page 7 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 behaviors and antics of the area's notable All-Inclusive Luxury Whale Watch Alpine Zip-Line Adventure & Axe marine residents. This tour is locally owned Throwing Minimum age is 8 years. Minimum weight is and operated. 70 lbs; maximum weight is 250 lbs. Departs: 1:45 PM Participants must be comfortable with Approximately 4 Hours Departs: 2:00 PM Notes: Adult $359.95; Child $329.95 Approximately 3½ Hours heights, able to walk up 50 steps, and be on Adult $179.95; Child $159.95 their feet for several hours. Not advisable for The operators of this tour guarantee that a Luxury makes a difference, and your time on pregnant women, guests prone to seizures, or Experience the thrill of 'flying' through the whale will be sighted on this excursion. If not, this wonderful adventure is carefully curated those with neck or back problems. Waiver Alaska rain forest on this incredible eco- you will receive a $100 cash refund from the to ensure that you and small handful of must be signed and medical conditions adventure. tour operator at the conclusion of the tour. equally privileged guests experience the best disclosed. Not advisable for guests using a

Other wildlife sightings are likely but are not Juneau and the Inside Passage have to offer. wheelchair or for those with mobility Journey to the heart of the Tongass National guaranteed. The small group size of this tour limitations. There are gravel trails, steps and Forest and the Eaglecrest ski area. Explore ensures a personalized and interactive Meet your driver shipside and relax as a uneven surfaces. You will have a chance to this beautiful, remote rain-forest setting, atmosphere, making the most of your one-of- Mercedes Sprinter van conveys you to Auke lock up personal belongings before the zip- surrounded by mountain views and rushing a-kind Alaska experience. Participants must Bay, just 25 minutes from Juneau. Here, your line. Wear warm, layered clothing; closed-toe streams. Your guide is a naturalist, ready to be able to walk approximately one mile on a captain welcomes you aboard the only luxury hiking/walking shoes are mandatory. Sandals share his/her knowledge of the local flora and level, improved gravel trails. Rain ponchos on whale-watching day-yacht in Alaska. Set off and slip-on shoes are not allowed. A ride- fauna. the trail and binoculars on the boat are for a morning or afternoon on the waters along observer ticket can be purchased on available for use. Bottled water and a snack surrounding Juneau -- perhaps the best place board for guests that wish to accompany their Gear up with a harness and navigate along a pack are provided. Infants up to and in the entire world to observe humpback family or friends but do not want to series of zip-lines and across a suspension including the day prior to their second whales in the in summer. You're guaranteed participate in the zip-line activity. bridge, never leaving the treetops. Top-of- birthday can be considered a lap child may to see at least one today. Keep an eye out for the-line gear is supplied and no hand-braking participate at no cost. If you are traveling with other wildlife too, such as orca whales, bald Bear Watching & Wildlife Viewing is required, allowing your hands to be free to an infant, please notify the shore excursions eagles, harbor seals, Steller sea lions, and even Adventure take photos or video while you zip. Beneath staff once onboard the ship. Not advisable for the occasional brown or black bear. you is the wide-open wilderness and old- guests using a wheelchair. Dress warmly in growth forest. Departs: 1:30 PM layers and wear sturdy, comfortable walking En route back to the ship, you'll stop to take Approximately 5 Hours shoes. Tour operates in all weather conditions photos of the world-famous Mendenhall Price $599.95 Glacier (weather permitting). Next up is some good, old-fashioned axe- and may operate in reverse order. Each guest Join this unforgettable journey to view coastal throwing -- a favorite Alaska pastime and a receives access to a digital publication as a brown bear and other Alaskan wildlife in a Notes: heap of fun. memento of the trip. All tour participants on natural setting. this excursion are eligible to enter to win cash The yacht accommodates a total of eight Back at the cozy lodge, settle down to enjoy a prizes in the tour operator's Capture Juneau Your exploration begins with an Alaska bush guests. The operators of this tour guarantee snack while watching a slide show of the Photo Contest. Waiver must be signed and pilot, who will transport you on a that a whale will be sighted on this excursion. pictures taken during your tour. medical conditions disclosed. breathtaking scenic flight from the base in If not, you will receive a $100 cash refund per Juneau to a remote stream, providing unique person from the tour operator at the Return to the ship with fantastic memories of access to brown bear territory. The landing conclusion of the tour. this tour that's fun for all and a great way to experience Juneau. site selected each trip is based on the best chance for sightings on that day. Notes:

Page 8 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021

Once you arrive, your local guide/naturalist Visitor Center to see Alaska's best-known Notes: log chapel with a spectacular view of Auke will provide a narrative of the local history river of ice, talk with Forest Service Lake and Mendenhall Glacier in the and insight into the wildlife and their habitat interpreters and, through interactive exhibits, Bring a warm jacket to wear on the topside background. that surrounds you. The object of the tour is learn about the awesome force of glaciers. observation deck. The operators of this tour to get you up close with the wildlife while guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this Continue along the Juneau road system and staying a respectful distance from the animals Take a motor coach ride to scenic Auke Bay excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash bike path to the west side of Mendenhall to maintain their wild behavior and your and board a water-jet-powered catamaran refund from the tour operator at the Glacier, for a beach stop. At the visitor area safety as they go about their routine. specifically designed for wildlife viewing. conclusion of the tour. In the past 15 years, on the east side of Mendenhall Glacier you Relax in the warm, comfortable cabin whales have been sighted on every tour. The will ride along a one-mile trail through the Photographers and nature enthusiasts will surrounded by large windows as you ply the vessel is restroom-equipped. Restrooms are rain forest. marvel at this opportunity to discover the island-studded waters of Stephens Passage. available at all venues. Wear comfortable unexpected -- a once-in-a-lifetime experience This area is world-renowned as a favored walking shoes. Not advisable for guests using Next, travel by van to Merchants Wharf -- an that allows a rare look into the world of one of summer feeding ground for humpback a wheelchair due to the number of stops old seaplane hangar in downtown Juneau and the grand and majestic animals of the great whales. Once whales have been sighted, your requiring (dis)embarkation of transportation a landmark in aviation history. Here, you will Alaskan wilderness. captain will gently maneuver the vessel to equipment and uneven terrain. taste award-winning beers from allow exceptional viewing and photo microbreweries around Alaska. Notes: opportunities as these graceful ocean giants Bike & Brew Glacier View slowly arc their massive tail flukes into the air. Notes: Minimum age is 8 years. Aircraft fly no higher The whales are often close enough to hear Departs: 1:30 PM than 3,000 feet. Oxygen for personal use is them breathe. Approximately 4 Hours The ride covers approximately 8 miles on a allowed but must be in the form of an FAA Adult $119.95; Child $99.95 mostly flat road with some rolling hills. approved portable oxygen concentrator that An on-board naturalist will explain the Minimum age is 10 years. Minimum age to Enjoy this value priced excursion with three can be secured to the user's body. Participants behavior and habitat of the humpback whale participate in the beer tasting is 21 years, with experiences in one tour -- biking, visiting the must be able to fit into waders (size 4 to 15) and other wildlife you may encounter, photo ID showing date of birth. Minimum Mendenhall Glacier and tasting Alaskan and be able to negotiate uneven terrain. Bear including killer whales, Steller sea lions, Dall's height is 56 inches. Guests who are pregnant microbrewery beers. More than just a bike and other wildlife sightings are likely but are porpoise, harbor seals, bald eagles and Sitka may participate during the first trimester ride, this excursion offers you a chance to not guaranteed. Waiver must be signed and black-tail deer. only. Waiver must be signed and medical experience the beauty that surrounds Juneau medical conditions disclosed. conditions disclosed. at a slower pace with a friendly, Take a break from cruising to step ashore at knowledgeable, local guide. Best of Juneau: Whale Watching, Orca Point Lodge on Colt Island to enjoy a Discover Alaska's

Mendenhall Glacier & Orca Point feast that includes fresh grilled wild Alaska Whales: Small-Group Lodge Meal On the van ride to the bike departure point, Experience salmon, chicken kebabs, vegetable medley, you will hear about Juneau's history and some rice pilaf, coleslaw, fresh rolls and dessert. The interesting information about the city and its lodge offers peaceful seclusion with modern Departs: 1:30 PM surroundings. Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 6¼ Hours comforts in a remote wilderness setting. Approximately 3¾ Hours

Adult $219.95; Child $179.95 Adult $189.95; Child $149.95 Gear up with a bike and helmet, and listen to Experience Juneau's highlights on this Visit the marine life touch pool or take a stroll What a great way to put into practice your a safety briefing. You'll set out from Auke ultimate combination tour. along the beach before the return cruise to personal travel ethos and leave beautiful, Lake and watch for memorable glacier views. Auke Bay. memorable Alaska even better than you

Start with a visit to the Mendenhall Glacier found it on this Cruise with Purpose Stop at the Chapel-by-the-Lake -- a lovely old

Page 9 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 adventure! NOAA in support of the University of Alaska Iditarod musher and his dog team. You’ll tour and the Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory the camp, visit the replica of an Iditarod Race This area is world-renowned as a favored This small-group outing (maximum 20 Program. You will receive a $100 cash refund checkpoint, and go through the steps each summer feeding ground for humpback privileged guests) will travel aboard a fully- from the tour operator at the conclusion of musher performs, as if you’re traveling the whales. As whales are sighted, your skilled permitted research vessel for a closer look the tour if a whale is not sighted on the trip. route with him. Then you’ll climb aboard a captain will gently maneuver the vessel to into the habitat of humpback whales. The The small group size of this tour ensures a comfortable wheeled sled and relax as your allow exceptional viewing opportunities. boat has a heated cabin, a low-to-the-water personal and interactive atmosphere making husky team whisks you along the 1.5-mile You'll be amazed by the gracefulness of these build, large opening panel windows, and an the most of this authentic Alaska experience. trail through the beautiful landscape. ocean giants as they slowly arc their massive open bow and stern -- features specifically Participants should be old enough and agile Returning to camp, you’ll get to visit with the tail flukes into the air. The whales are often designed to meet the challenges of observing enough to walk up to 200 yards, including dogs, pet the puppies and learn what it's like close enough to hear them breathe. If wildlife here in Alaska. down a sloped ramp to the boat harbor, and to live amid 120 happy huskies. conditions allow, an underwater hydrophone back. Dress warmly in layers -- it can be will be deployed so that you can experience As you head out from the quaint harbor at cooler on the water. Binoculars are available Notes: their incredible 'singing'. Auke Bay, your guide will share the current for your use. Bottled water and a snack pack understanding of humpback whale research are provided. Tour operates in all weather Please dress warmly in layers. Sled ride covers An on-board naturalist will explain the and what is known about activities and conditions. Each guest receives access to a 1.5 miles. In order to participate, children behavior and habitat of the humpback whale, feeding patterns here in Alaska. Whale digital publication as a memento of the trip. must be able to understand the rules of and other wildlife you may encounter, sightings are guaranteed, and you're also Participants are eligible to enter to win cash interaction with the dogs and a parent or including killer whales, sea lions, porpoise, likely to see seals, porpoise, sea lions and prizes in the tour operator's Capture Juneau guardian must be present to supervise any harbor seals and bald eagles. other marine animals, all while doing some Photo Contest. Waiver must be signed and interaction. significant good as you contribute to a whale medical conditions disclosed. Throughout the voyage the culinary research program. Evening Whale Quest Featuring experience highlights locally sourced cuisine. Dog Sled Summer Camp Alaska Cuisine (Wheelchair The menu includes dishes such as halibut Accessible) You'll explore the foundation of the food Olympia, reindeer sausage cassoulet, snow chain by drawing plankton samples, taking a crab cocktail, smoked meats and cheese trays Departs: 3:00 PM look at live sea animals in a touch tank and Approximately 2¼ Hours Departs: 4:00 PM and locally grown vegetables. A dessert bar using a GPS camera to identify whale species Price $159.95 Approximately 3½ Hours features Alaska wild berry brownies, Alaska while recording their various behaviors. Adult $189.95; Child $159.95 barley chocolate chip cookies and s’mores! Learn what it takes to be a musher in the great Enjoy a magical evening cruise that features Iditarod dog sled race with a trip to a dog sled You will also have the satisfaction of being a great food, a relaxing ambience and camp. See an exact replica of an Iditarod Race marine scientist for a day and knowing your guaranteed whale viewing. checkpoint, enjoy a thrilling ride behind a efforts have made a contribution to team of highly trained Alaskan huskies, then understanding the delicate marine environs of A short motor coach ride brings you to scenic Notes: meet and pet adorable camp puppies. Southeast Alaska and the whales' interaction Auke Bay, where you'll board a deluxe with their habitat. catamaran specially designed for wildlife Bring a warm jacket to wear on the topside Your adventure begins as you embark on a viewing. Relax in the warm, spacious main observation deck. The operators of this tour breathtaking motor coach ride into the Notes: cabin as you set out to explore Stephens guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this remote and scenic Sheep Creek Valley, and to Passage, a pristine marine wilderness excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash the home of some of the state’s most famous All activities on this tour are operated by surrounded by snow-capped peaks and refund from the tour operator at the athletes - the huskies that run in the Iditarod. permit and regulation through the ADFG and glaciers. conclusion of the tour. In the past 15 years, Upon arrival, you will be greeted by a real

Page 10 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 whales have been sighted on every tour. This including killer whales, sea lions, porpoise, does it shape the lives of its inhabitants? The Extended Helicopter Glacier Trek tour is only available on ships staying in harbor seals and bald eagles. answers begin with a short drive through Juneau for the evening. The vessel is restroom downtown Juneau's streets en route to equipped. Throughout the voyage the culinary Mendenhall Glacier, located in the Tongass Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 5¼ Hours experience highlights locally sourced cuisine. National Forest, where you'll spend 90 Price $589.95 Evening Whale Quest Featuring The menu includes dishes such as halibut minutes exploring the surrounding trails and Alaska Cuisine Olympia, reindeer sausage cassoulet, snow waterfall offering fabulous views of the This trek is a glacier adventure that includes crab cocktail, smoked meats and cheese trays glacier. Allow time to enter the Visitor Center three hours of hiking and climbing over the and locally grown vegetables. A dessert bar to check out the various exhibits and short rugged terrain of the glacier. Departs: 4:00 PM Approximately 3½ Hours features Alaska wild berry brownies, Alaska film on the Juneau ice field. Adult $189.95; Child $159.95 barley chocolate chip cookies and s’mores! Take off from Juneau by helicopter and soar over the Juneau Ice Field to the glacier. Upon Enjoy a magical evening cruise that features At the Juneau Rainforest Garden, experience landing, your guide teaches you the basics of great food, a relaxing ambience and an intimate botanical oasis. Take a self-guided glacier travel and leads your group on an guaranteed whale viewing. stroll among seasonal wildflowers and lush exploration of the most pristine and remote rain forest flora, and learn about Native uses areas of the glacier. Opportunities for A short motor coach ride brings you to scenic Notes: of the endemic plants you see. Enjoy a light adventure photos abound as you are Auke Bay, where you'll board a deluxe snack amid natural science displays. The introduced to and practice basic climbing and catamaran specially designed for wildlife Bring a warm jacket to wear on the topside resident hosts will answer any questions you rope techniques enabling you to climb and viewing. Relax in the warm, spacious main observation deck. The operators of this tour may have about Alaska's natural descend ice walls. The amount of walking is cabin as you set out to explore Stephens guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this environment. extensive and often on steep terrain with Passage, a pristine marine wilderness excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash some technical climbing. All outerwear and surrounded by snow-capped peaks and refund from the tour operator at the The last part of the outing takes you to the mountaineering gear is provided. glaciers. conclusion of the tour. In the past 15 years, state-of-the-art Alaska State Museum. Here,

whales have been sighted on every tour. This you will gain an understanding of Alaska's No experience is required, but you should be This area is world-renowned as a favored tour is only available on ships staying in development. Exhibits include topics such as in good physical condition and bring your summer feeding ground for humpback Juneau for the evening. The vessel is restroom Alaska's indigenous peoples, the Russian era, spirit of adventure. whales. As whales are sighted, your skilled equipped. and growth from a US territory into the 49th captain will gently maneuver the vessel to state. Additional attractions include a Notes: allow exceptional viewing opportunities. Exclusive Mendenhall Glacier, children's learning area, themed art exhibits, Rainforest Garden & State You'll be amazed by the gracefulness of these and NOAA's 'Science in a Sphere' which Museum Dress in warm layers; wear sunglasses. ocean giants as they slowly arc their massive shows how our surrounding environment Participants must be in good physical tail flukes into the air. The whales are often impacts our daily lives. From here, it's a short condition and able to walk 3 to 4 miles over close enough to hear them breathe. If Departs: 2:15 PM ride back to the ship or you may explore varied terrain, although this distance may not conditions allow, an underwater hydrophone Approximately 4 Hours downtown Juneau on your own. Adult $89.95; Child $69.95 be covered in this tour. Not advisable for will be deployed so that you can experience guests using a wheelchair. Guests weighing their incredible 'singing'. Juneau, Alaska is known for the surrounding Notes: 250 lbs or more will pay an additional glaciers and lush rain forest that make up the surcharge over the published fare. Every guest An on-board naturalist will explain the Tongass National Forest. This tour operates under a Special Use Permit on helicopter tours may be weighed during behavior and habitat of the humpback whale, issued by the US Forest Service. the check-in process. The tour operator will and other wildlife you may encounter, What is it like to live in the forest and how

Page 11 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 endeavor to be discreet during this process famous five-mile-wide Taku Glacier. Of the first-class gear and equipment is provided, Juneau's coast begins with a short drive by but please be aware that individual 36 named glaciers comprising the Juneau Ice and an Alaskan smoked salmon snack and bus to North Douglas Island, where you will circumstances may not allow for complete Field, the Taku Glacier is the largest. beverages are included. enjoy scenic views of Mendenhall Glacier. privacy. Minimum age is 15 years. Waiver must be signed and medical conditions Notes: The only way to experience Alaskan fishing at An experienced, friendly guide will hand out disclosed. its finest is to experience the heart of the life jackets and rain gear before teaching you All participants enjoy a window seat for Alaskan wilderness -- something road access some paddling techniques. Then, hop into a Five Glacier Seaplane Exploration enhanced viewing and a headset for simply doesn't allow. Your guide will choose two-person kayak, with a new friend or continuous narration. Narration can be the stream- or river-fishing location based on traveling companion. This breathtaking trip is provided in writing during the flight for the current fishing reports, weather and scenic/ designed to give you a sense of how the Aleut Departs: 2:00 PM Approximately 1¼ Hours following languages: Mandarin, Spanish, wildlife variables. Whether you are a seasoned Natives traveled the coastal waterways of Adult $249.95; Child $229.95 Catalan, German, Japanese, Dutch, fly fisherman or a discriminating traveler Alaska in search of pelts for the Russian fur Portuguese, Italian and French. looking for the true wilderness experience, trading companies. Your stable, yet nimble,

this is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. kayak will allow you to silently approach any

Fly-Out Fly Fishing wildlife in the area, including porpoise, seals,

Adventure Notes: sea lions, eagles, herons, or even whales. The grandeur of Alaska's epic glaciers will thrill and delight you on Juneau's only five- Fishing is catch-and-release only. Alaska State Explore the Mendenhall Wetlands, where you glacier flightseeing tour. Seeing glaciers from Departs: 1:30 PM law requires a valid 1-day fishing license, can view the spectacular Mendenhall Glacier the air is an Alaskan must-do, and doing so Approximately 5½ Hours Price $459.95 which may be purchased for US$25 cash from from an ocean explorer's point of view. This by authentic Alaskan seaplane is the your guide. To fit the chest waders, the view of the glacier is from about six miles quintessential Alaskan experience. One of the maximum shoe size is 15 and the minimum away, so (weather/cloud conditions most important modes of transportation in shoe size is 4. Minimum age is 8 years. Waiver permitting) you'll see how the massive river of Alaska is the seaplane (also known as a must be signed and medical conditions ice winds up through the mountain peaks for floatplane), allowing you to escape into the Untouched Alaskan wilderness awaits you on disclosed. Wildlife sightings are likely but not miles -- truly one of the best views of true Alaskan wilderness within minutes of this premier fly-fishing quest. guaranteed. Mendenhall Glacier. leaving the ship.

Combine the highlights of Southeast Alaska Glacier View Sea Kayaking Along the way your guide will entertain you Your own seaplane exploration begins as your with a ride in a classic floatplane, world- with stories about Smugglers Cove and the aircraft gently takes off from the historic renowned fishing in remote waters, history of the surrounding area, and point out downtown Juneau waterfront, carrying you experienced local guides and abundant Departs: 1:30 PM any local flora and fauna. This kayak trip is over the remnants of Juneau's mining past. wildlife in a pristine wilderness setting. Approximately 3½ Hours perfect for all levels of experience -- Adult $119.95; Child $99.95 participants are grouped into like abilities, so You will soar over the lush wilderness of the This guided service caters to the first-timer Travel in the style of Native Alaskans and that you can travel at a pace that is Tongass National Forest to catch your first with hands-on instruction. The experienced explore the spectacular coastal waterways and comfortable for you, and the safety boat glimpse of five distinctly different, absolutely fly caster will enjoy the challenge of Alaskan Mendenhall wetlands by kayak. If you've captain will ensure that your experience is majestic glaciers making up a section of the fishing and the guide interaction. All fishing never paddled before, no worries! Your fun. 1,500-square-mile Juneau Ice Field. Glide is done on a catch-and-release basis. experienced guide will make sure you are over the deep crevasses and azure blue Depending on the season and availability, comfortable. Back at the kayak base, enjoy a tasty Alaska- meltwater pools of the Norris, Hole-In-The- fishing species may include cutthroat trout, style snack and receive a souvenir pin before Wall, East and West Twin Glaciers, plus the Dolly Varden and various salmon species. All This glorious half-day excursion along

Page 12 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 the bus journey back to port. likely to see local residents panning for gold and the salmon bake. are frequently seen from the spacious viewing here too. decks overlooking the channel. You will also Notes: Grand Tour by Land: Glacier have the opportunity to interact with local Gold panning is hungry work, so you're sure Gardens, Hatchery & Mendenhall marine life in the touch tanks and numerous Glacier Minimum weight is 40 lbs.; kayak cockpit is to have an appetite for what's up next on your aquariums. 10.5" X 16.5", guests over 250 lbs. may not fit Juneau adventure. Grilling to perfection for comfortably in the kayak. Guests taller than nearly 40 years, the folks at the Alaska Salmon Departs: 2:00 PM Visit Juneau's grandest monument -- 6'3" will not be able to steer with foot pedals Bake have created the ideal setting for an all- Approximately 4½ Hours Mendenhall Glacier. This meandering river of and must sit in front. Waiver must be signed you-can-eat outdoor Alaska feast. A 20- Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 compressed blue ice ranks as the largest and medical conditions disclosed. minute transfer will deliver you to your Savor the rich beauty of Glacier Gardens, see glacier accessible by road in Southeast Alaska. dining venue. The setting is beautiful -- a lush the largest salmon ladder in Alaska and visit It is a half-mile wide, hundreds of feet deep Gold Panning Adventure & Alaska rain forest creek, tables under translucent, the Mendenhall Glacier. and fed by the 1,500-square-mile Juneau ice Salmon Bake heated domes, wild salmon grilling slowly field. US Forest Service staff offer a wealth of over an alderwood fire. And the spread is From downtown Juneau it's a short ride to information on glaciers during your 75- sumptuous -- grilled salmon, parmesan minute visit. The Visitor Center features Departs: 1:30 PM Glacier Gardens. Meet your tour guide and Approximately 3 Hours chicken, baked beans with reindeer sausage, transfer to a covered shuttle for an intimate exhibits, interactive videos and a panoramic Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 wild-rice pilaf, potatoes and a robust selection look at this natural wonderland of colorful view of the glacier -- the perfect vantage point The year was 1880 and two prospectors, Joe of other sides, salads and beverages. Beverage plants, trees and flowers. The brilliant palette for photos of this world-famous attraction. Juneau and Richard Harris, found 'large are available for purchase and, just when you creates a dazzling contrast to the lush green There are also numerous self-guided walking pieces of quartz, of black sulfite and galena all think you've had enough, there's blueberry forest backdrop. You will be amazed at the trails from which to experience the special spangled over with gold' in Gold Creek. Thus cake for dessert. diversity of the rain forest as you wind along beauty of Tongass National Forest and ever- began Alaska's first gold rush, 16 years before pathways carved into the mountainside, changing glimpses of the glacier. the Klondike. It set the stage for a colorful After dinner, roast marshmallows over a heading toward the upper regions of the period in Alaskan history and for your very campfire, stroll to the lovely Salmon Creek forest. Visit a one-of-a-kind Alaska garden Notes: own opportunity to catch gold fever on waterfall, and view the Wagner Mine ruins. featuring towering 'upside-down trees' today's tour. Pan for more gold before souvenir hunting at covered with planted flowers. From the This tour operates under a Special Use Permit the trading post. viewing platform at the 580-foot level, capture issued by the US Forest Service. Time at the A costumed prospector guide will escort you images of the Gastineau Channel, Douglas glacier is approximately 75 minutes. on the scenic and entertaining 20-minute ride Shuttle buses depart regularly so you can set Island and the Chilkat Mountains. Explore to Last Chance Basin. Here, a prospector will your own time to return to your ship with a deeper into the forest on your return trip. Helicopter Glacier Trek provide a lively gold panning demonstration motherlode of memories. Continue to Macaulay Salmon Hatchery, and narration about the gold rush days. Feel Departs: 1:30 PM the thrill of discovery as, with expert This tour has a maximum of 24 participants where you will see an operational hatchery in Approximately 4¼ Hours instruction and a little gold panning of your and you will be escorted by your prospector action. Young salmon can be seen developing Price $489.95 guide from start to finish. from a bird's-eye view (year round), and you own, you find guaranteed gold in the bottom This trek is a two-hour hike through a glacial can witness millions of adult salmon of your pan. Not only will you keep what you icescape. Notes: returning from the wild to spawn (late June- find, you'll also receive a Gold Claim October), while learning about their Certificate as a fun memento. The gold Take off from Juneau by helicopter and soar Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair fascinating reproductive cycle from panning portion of the tour takes place in a over the Juneau Ice Field to the glacier. due to uneven terrain at Last Chance Basin experienced guides. Eagles and harbor seals serene setting where gold is plentiful. You're

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Upon landing, listen to your guide, as there is Helicopter Glacier Walkabout medical conditions disclosed. Interactive Self-Guided Jeep an early emphasis on learning the proper use Adventure - 2 Door of the mountaineering gear (rain- and Historic Gold Panning Adventure windproof outerwear, gloves, boots, ice axe, Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 3¼ Hours Departs: 1:30 PM crampons, harness, helmet) and Price $449.95 Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 4½ Hours understanding the glacier features and Approximately 1½ Hours Price $309.95 hazards so that remote areas of the glacier can No experience is necessary for this non- Adult $69.95; Child $49.95 Venture out in a comfortable, two-door, be accessed during the trek. strenuous, one-hour interpretive glacier walk. The year was 1880 and two prospectors, Joe automatic-transmission Jeep Wrangler® to

Juneau and Richard Harris, found 'large explore the Juneau area on your own. With The trek includes more physical activity than pieces of quartz, of black sulfite and galena all the help of a handy, user-friendly Navigator the Glacier Walkabout, interspersed with spangled over with gold' in Gold Creek. Thus GPS, you choose where you go and what you detailed explanations of the glacial Take off from Juneau by helicopter and soar began Alaska's first gold rush, 16 years before want to see. environment and surrounding area. over the Juneau Ice Field to the glacier. the Klondike version. It set the stage for a

colorful period in Alaskan history and for The four-hour tour is pre-programmed to Participants should be comfortable hiking for Upon landing, your guide provides detailed your very own opportunity to catch gold fever guide you to Mendenhall Glacier, the Shrine two hours over uneven and sometimes steep explanations of the glacier environment and on today's tour. of St Therese, Gold Creek, and to Eagle Beach terrain. This trek is both adventurous and the surrounding area, and teaches proper use for a chance to take amazing photos. But, of easy -- no prior experience is required. of the equipment provided. There is plenty of A costumed prospector guide will escort you course, you're free to explore your own way, time for photo opportunities. The amount of on the scenic and entertaining 20-minute ride at your own pace, wherever your travels take Notes: walking is moderate, over relatively flat to to Last Chance Basin. Here, a prospector will you. Your GPS-integrated vehicle will play rolling terrain. provide a lively demonstration and narration audio over the speakers, providing you with Dress in warm layers; wear sunglasses. about the gold rush days. Feel the thrill of historical information and interesting facts Participants must be in good physical Your pilot will choose the glacier-landing site. discovery as, with expert instruction and a about your destination and Alaska’s vast condition and able to walk two miles over little luck of your own, you find guaranteed ecosystem. varied terrain, although two miles may not be gold in the bottom of your pan. Not only will covered on this tour. Not advisable for guests you keep what you find, you'll also receive a Notes: using a wheelchair. Minimum age is 12 years. Notes: Gold Claim Certificate as a fun memento. The Waiver must be signed and medical gold panning portion of the tour takes place Minimum age to drive is 21 years with a valid conditions disclosed. Guests weighing 250 lbs Dress in warm layers; wear sunglasses. Rain- in a serene setting where gold is plentiful. driver's license. Unlimited mileage, fuel, gold- or more will pay an additional surcharge over and windproof outerwear, boots, and gloves You're likely to see local residents panning for panning equipment, ponchos, and digital GPS the published fare. Every guest on helicopter are provided. Minimum age is 8 years. Not gold here too. guide are included. Insurance is included. tours may be weighed during the check-in advisable for guests using a wheelchair. Entrance fees for attractions are not included. process. The tour operator will endeavor to be Guests weighing 250 lbs or more will pay an Notes: Price is per vehicle (not per person), so only discreet during this process but please be additional surcharge over the published fare. one person in the party needs to order the aware that individual circumstances may not Every guest on helicopter tours may be Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair vehicle. The Jeep accommodates up to four allow for complete privacy. weighed during the check-in process. The tour operator will endeavor to be discreet due to uneven terrain. adults but is recommended for two guests as during this process but please be aware that the rear seats are only accessible by climbing individual circumstances may not allow for over the front seats and most car seats are too complete privacy. Waiver must be signed and large for this vehicle type. Vehicles have easy- lift soft-top roofs that can be positioned up or

Page 14 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 down depending on guest preference. have easy-lift soft-top roofs that can be award-winning crab bisque. This popular spot 21 years. Participants must be able to walk the positioned up or down depending on guest is known for its iconic crab-based menu and distance to each venue with ease; however, Interactive Self-Guided Jeep preference. relaxed dining vibe. total distance covered is less than one mile. Adventure - 4 Door Wear comfortable walking shoes. Surfaces are Juneau Culinary Walk: In Next, you'll head to Deckhand Dave's -- a taco paved sidewalks and streets with some Partnership with Food & Wine truck with an Alaska twist. You'll be treated to inclines and stairs. The tour operator reserves Departs: 1:30 PM Magazine 4½ Hours locally-sourced panko-crusted salmon and the right to substitute establishments; Price $399.95 the famous house-made tartar sauce. comparably delicious food samples will be Venture out in a comfortable, four-door, Departs: 2:00 PM offered at alternative site(s). Bring a rain automatic-transmission Jeep Wrangler® to Approximately 2½ Hours Your culinary journey proves that, in Alaska, jacket. Price $139.95 explore the Juneau area on your own. With pigs actually do fly. At McGivney’s, you’ll the help of a handy, user-friendly Navigator Foodies unite! This is your golden dine on hog wings: bone-in smoked pork Juneau by Private Limousine GPS, you choose where you go and what you opportunity to discover a side of Alaska that shank tossed in house-made barbecue sauce. is a feast for both the eyes and the stomach. Pair your wings with a hard cider from the want to see. Departs: 1:30 PM According to Food & Wine magazine, the Pacific Northwest. Approximately 4 Hours The four-hour tour is pre-programmed to food in Juneau is as much an attraction as the Price $899.95 world-class scenery, thanks to a proliferation SALT, locally feted for its creative cuisine, guide you to Mendenhall Glacier, the Shrine Experience some of Juneau's most scenic and of culinary talent and creativity. resides at the far reaches of Juneau's fine- of St Therese, Gold Creek, and to Eagle Beach off-the-beaten-track sites from the comfort of dining scene. Ever evolving, SALT’s menus for a chance to take amazing photos. But, of a private limousine on this fully customizable America's last frontier is home to a wealth of reflects fresh Alaskan seafood, butcher-cut course, you're free to explore your own way, private adventure. fresh seafood and other delicacies, which steaks and local produce. Sample a fabulous at your own pace, wherever your travels take you'll discover on this 2½-hour guided dish-of-the-moment with a perfect wine you. Your GPS-integrated vehicle will play Meet your local guide and take a seat in your walking tour. Much of the best food in this pairing. audio over the speakers, providing you with luxurious 8-passenger limousine. Because this compact town is within easy distance of the historical information and interesting facts is a private tour, where you go, what you'll see pier. Beer selections from a local brewery wrap up about your destination and Alaska’s vast and the amount of time engaged in each your experience at The Alaskan -- a turn-of- ecosystem. activity is up to you. Begin at the Fisherman's Memorial, honoring the-century bar set within the oldest

those who pioneered the industry that has operating hotel in Southeast Alaska. Notes: Some ideas might include a drive past the brought the bounty of the sea to the world. State Capitol Building, the Russian Orthodox It’s a salute to the economic and social Guests who wish to stay in town to shop or Minimum age to drive is 21 years with a valid Church and the Governor's House. importance of fishing within Alaska. explore independently are welcome to do so driver's license. Unlimited mileage, fuel, gold- Navigating Juneau's charming streets, you'll but must make their own way back to the panning equipment, ponchos, and digital GPS observe Alaskan life up close. Curious about From there, explore a variety of eating ship. guide are included. Insurance is included. Douglas Island? Ask you guide for a drive establishments in the downtown area, each Entrance fees for attractions are not included. over the bridge and experience breathtaking chosen to highlight the edible specialties of Notes: Price is per vehicle (not per person), so only views of downtown Juneau from a different Southeast Alaska. one person in the party needs to order the perspective. Take in the spectacular Chilkat Come hungry — there are plenty of food vehicle. The Jeep accommodates up to five mountain range while enjoying possible Easily Juneau’s most famous restaurant, samples best enjoyed on a relatively empty passengers in seat belts. Children's car seats wildlife sightings and the majestic forests of Tracy's King Crab Shack -- firmly in the stomach. Minimum age is 15 years; minimum are included but must be requested through Southeast Alaska. casual-dining orbit -- welcomes you with its age to participate in beer and wine tasting is the EXC Tours office in advance. Vehicles

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The tour operator is the only operator amazed by the gracefulness of these ocean Mendenhall Glacier & Mount the top, learn about Alaska's raptors from a allowed to visit the Shrine of St Therese and giants as they slowly arc their massive tail Roberts Tramway naturalist at the live bald eagle exhibit and the Ernest Gruening State Historic Site, if flukes into the air; the whales are often close visit Raven Eagle Gifts at the Mountain House those are of interest to you. enough to hear them breathe. -- an educational experience because you can Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 4 Hours watch local artisans crafting traditional You decide and let your guide know what you If conditions allow, an underwater Adult $79.95; Child $59.95 objects. Looking out at the surrounding want to do or ask him/her for ideas. hydrophone will be deployed so that you may mountains and islands that make up the This tour visits Juneau's hallmark attractions - even get to experience their incredible Tongass area, it is easy to understand why - Mendenhall Glacier and Mount Roberts Notes: 'singing.' Juneau-ites feel so isolated from the rest of Tramway. Alaska.

Binoculars and rain ponchos provided along An on-board naturalist will explain the Your journey begins with a narrated tour of with a snack of granola bars, chips and behavior and habitat of the humpback whale, Your guide will explain your options and tell downtown Juneau and the city's highlights en bottled water. Waiver must be signed and and other wildlife you may encounter, you how to return to the ship from the tram route to Mendenhall Valley -- home of the medical conditions disclosed. including killer whales, sea lions, porpoise, terminal. mighty glacier. Your guide will point out harbor seals, bald eagles and more. many of the attractions that you'll want to see Mendenhall Glacier & Evening Notes: This tour operates under a Special Use during your approximate 1½-hour stay at the Whale Quest with Meal Throughout the voyage you'll be treated to a Permit issued by the US Forest Service. If you Mendenhall Glacier area. Scenic Photo Point delicious variety of appetizers including a want an additional 30 minutes at the glacier, and the Visitor Center are well worth a visit. baron of beef, reindeer sausage, smoked consider purchasing the Mendenhall Glacier Departs: 4:00 PM Take time to watch the short film about the salmon, cheese and vegetable trays, hot Explorer, which allows two hours at the Approximately 4¾ Hours glacier and the 37 other glaciers that make up Adult $199.95; Child $159.95 shrimp dip, dessert bars and pastries. Tea, glacier. the Juneau Ice Field. The area boasts several coffee and cocoa will be served. Beverages are A narrated motor coach tour takes you to self-guided scenic trails that allow you to available at an additional charge. Mendenhall Glacier & Whale view and photograph Alaska's most famous learn about the role the glacier had in carving Quest river of ice -- Mendenhall Glacier. At the the landscape. Each of these trails offers a Notes: Visitor Center you'll have the opportunity to different view of the Mendenhall through visit with Forest Service interpreters and, trees or along the shores of Mendenhall Lake. Departs: 1:30 PM Bring a warm jacket to wear on the topside through interactive exhibits, appreciate the Approximately 5¼ Hours observation deck. The operators of this tour Adult $199.95; Child $159.95 landscape-carving force of glacial ice. guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this Experience Alaska's glaciers and wildlife from excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash Continue to Auke Bay to board a deluxe Return to downtown Juneau for a ride on the two very different vantage points -- by land refund from the tour operator at the catamaran specially designed for wildlife Mt Roberts Tramway. You can either head and by sea. conclusion of the tour. In the past 15 years, viewing. Relax in the warm, spacious main straight up the mountain or detour into town whales have been sighted on every tour. This cabin as you set out to explore Stephens and ride the tram at your leisure -- your ticket A narrated motor coach tour takes you to tour is only available on ships staying in Passage -- a pristine marine wilderness that is is good all day. You'll want at least 90 minutes view and photograph Alaska's most famous Juneau for the evening. The vessel is world-renowned as a favored summer feeding to take in the beauty of Mt Roberts. On the river of ice, the Mendenhall Glacier. At the restroom-equipped. ground for humpback whales. ride up to 1,800 feet, take in the beautiful Visitor Center you'll have the opportunity to views with the Chilkat Mountains to the talk with Forest Service interpreters and, As whales are sighted, your skilled captain north, Stephens Passage to the south, Douglas through interactive exhibits, learn about the will gently maneuver the vessel to allow Island to the west and, in the east, Silver Bow awesome force of glaciers. exceptional viewing opportunities. You'll be Basin where gold was discovered in 1880. At

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Back aboard the motor coach you'll take the Mendenhall Glacier Explorer ensures accessible transportation. Due to the takes you to the base of a long glacier-fed scenic route through the Mendenhall Valley (Wheelchair Accessible) specialized nature of some lift-equipped waterfall and offers the closest views of to Auke Bay, where you'll board a water-jet- vehicles, priority is given to guests using a Mendenhall Glacier in the area. Meander powered catamaran specifically designed for wheelchair and one companion only; through the Tongass National Forest as you Departs: 2:00 PM wildlife viewing. Relax in the warm, Approximately 3½ Hours additional companions may be required to explore the Moraine Ecology Trail and the comfortable cabin surrounded by large Adult $49.95; Child $39.95 travel on the transportation provided for tour Steep Creek Trail -- the latter offers multiple windows as you ply the island-studded waters Mendenhall Glacier Explorer. Bookings not views of wild sockeye salmon during the mid- Your journey begins with a narrated tour of of Stephens Passage. This area is world- marked with an accessibility requirement will to late-summer months. downtown Juneau and the city's highlights en renowned as a favored summer feeding be removed from the tour's inventory. route to Mendenhall Valley -- home of the ground for humpback whales. Notes: mighty Mendenhall Glacier. This tour operates under a Special Use Permit

Once whales have been sighted, your captain issued by the US Forest Service. Due to This tour operates under a Special Use Permit Your guide will point out many of the will gently maneuver the vessel to allow occasional bear activity, food consumption is issued by the US Forest Service. Due to attractions that you'll want to see during your exceptional viewing and photo opportunities prohibited in the Mendenhall Glacier area. occasional bear activity, food consumption is approximate two-hour stay at the glacier area. as these graceful ocean giants slowly arc their prohibited in the Mendenhall Glacier area. Scenic Photo Point and the Mendenhall massive tail flukes into the air. The whales are Mendenhall Glacier Explorer Glacier Visitor Center are well worth a visit. often close enough to hear them breathe. Mendenhall Glacier Float Trip Take time to watch the short film about the

glacier and the 37 other glaciers that make up Departs: 2:00 PM An on-board naturalist will explain the the Juneau Ice Field. Approximately 3½ Hours Departs: 1:30 PM behavior and habitat of the humpback whale Adult $49.95; Child $39.95 Approximately 3½ Hours and other wildlife you may encounter, The area boasts several self-guided scenic Your journey begins with a narrated tour of Adult $159.95; Child $119.95 including killer whales, Steller sea lions, Dall's trails that allow you to learn about the role the downtown Juneau and the city's highlights en Your outing begins with a scenic, narrated porpoise, harbor seals, bald eagles and Sitka glacier had in carving the landscape. Each of route to Mendenhall Valley -- home of the motor coach ride and tour to beautiful black-tail deer. these trails offers a different view of the mighty Mendenhall Glacier. Mendenhall Lake. There, you'll be treated to

Mendenhall through trees or along the shores an excellent view of the glacier -- a half-mile Notes: of Mendenhall Lake. The Nugget Falls trail Your guide will point out many of the wide and more than one hundred feet tall at

takes you to the base of a long glacier-fed attractions that you'll want to see during your the face. Bring a warm jacket to wear on the topside waterfall and offers the closest views of approximate two-hour stay at the glacier area. observation deck. The operators of this tour Mendenhall Glacier in the area. Meander Scenic Photo Point and the Mendenhall Arriving at the lake, gear up, board a raft and guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this through the Tongass National Forest as you Glacier Visitor Center are well worth a visit. take off on an unforgettable adventure where excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash explore the Moraine Ecology Trail and the Take time to watch the short film about the you can get out into nature, learn about the refund from the tour operator at the Steep Creek Trail -- the latter offers multiple glacier and the 37 other glaciers that make up area, and see the glacier, icebergs and some conclusion of the tour. In the past 15 years, views of wild sockeye salmon during the mid- the Juneau Ice Field. wildlife. whales have been sighted on every tour. The to late-summer months. vessel is restroom equipped. Binoculars and The area boasts several self-guided scenic Your experienced guide will steer you across souvenir route maps are provided along with Notes: trails that allow you to learn about the role the the serene waters of the lake, maneuvering food samples and beverages. Time at the glacier had in carving the landscape. Each of past floating icebergs, to the river beyond. glacier is approximately 60 minutes. The content of this tour is identical to these trails offers a different view of the The speed of the water and level of the rapids Mendenhall Glacier Explorer. Only guests Mendenhall through trees or along the shores vary depending on the weather, but your using a wheelchair can book this tour, as it of Mendenhall Lake. The Nugget Falls trail highly trained guide will ensure you have a

Page 17 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 safe and fun experience. You will be rafting a Mendenhall Glacier Guide's personalized and interactive atmosphere. Hop out onto the ice to explore the glacier's five-mile stretch of river from Mendenhall Choice Hike Wildlife sightings are likely but are not surface with an experienced, knowledgeable Lake, in the Tongass National Forest, guaranteed. Participants must be in good guide -- a wonderful opportunity to take downstream towards Juneau Harbor. health and able to cover variable terrain. You once-in-a-lifetime photos. Bring your Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 4½ Hours will hike between 4 to 6 miles, with an binoculars -- you never know when you'll Your guide explains the natural phenomena Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 elevation gain of 600 to 1,000 feet. A rain have a chance to see some of Alaska's famous at work in this scenic valley. Marvel at the poncho, hip pack, walking stick, bottled wildlife. Put on your hiking boots and fill your lungs spectacular views of the glacier and towering water, and granola bar snack are provided. with fresh air as you experience a day of peaks as you float downstream. Watch for the Wear sturdy shoes suitable for hiking and Notes: world-class hiking. With more miles of trails local wildlife, which may include -- arctic dress warmly in layers as the tour operates in than roads, Juneau is the place for an terns, eagles, goats, salmon, otters, bears and all weather conditions. All tour participants Tablets, iPads, Go-Pro sticks, and drones are adventurous day hike. Your small group more. on this excursion are eligible to enter to win not allowed on the flights to ensure a full field (limited to 12 people per guide) is led by a cash prizes in the tour operator's Capture of vision for pilots and guests alike. Wear certified interpretive guide, who chooses the Back ashore you'll enjoy an Alaska-style snack Juneau Photo Contest. Waiver must be signed sunglasses. Glacier boots are provided. Guests trail to best suit the group's ability and the with a warm beverage and, if you wish, and medical conditions disclosed. weighing 250 lbs or more will pay an day's hiking conditions. purchase a photo of your rafting experience additional surcharge over the published fare. before re-boarding your motor coach for the Mendenhall Glacier Helicopter & For security purposes, no bags are allowed on Hike in the Mendenhall Glacier National short, relaxing ride back to your ship. Guided Walk the flight. A secure location will be provided Recreation Area on a secluded trail with at the heliport for storing personal items. several glacier views. Witness cascading Notes: Infants up to and including the day prior to waterfalls, serene meadows, and quiet forest Departs: 2:15 PM their second birthday can be considered a lap glens -- just a few of the treasured places that Approximately 2¼ Hours This excursion is mainly a scenic experience Price $359.95 child and should be added to the parent's can be reached only on foot. Your with a short section of rapids where the guide weight they will be sitting on and are at no experienced guide will provide you with Travel back to the Ice Age on this excursion takes complete charge of the raft. Guests cost. On or after his/her 2nd birthday, each stories and insights on the Tongass National that was featured on Good Morning America interested in a higher level of activity, child is required by FAA to have his/her own Forest -- the world's largest remaining as Juneau's top-rated excursion. following the guide's commands and seat and will be charged accordingly. temperate rain forest -- its fascinating wildlife, powering the raft through the troughs of the glacially carved landscapes and lush foliage. A Board a modern, turbine-powered helicopter rapids (one mile of Class III rapids), should Mendenhall Glacier Kayak & variety of animal species inhabit this place to enjoy breathtaking vistas of thriving rain ask to be seated in a paddle raft. Wildlife Salmon Bake and your guide will help you keep a lookout forests, alpine ridges, and mountain peaks. sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. for any sign along the trail, perhaps you will Minimum weight is 50 lbs; maximum weight discover a shy porcupine or pause to listen to Your destination is the world-famous Departs: 1:30 PM is 350 lbs and maximum chest size is 58". the call of an Arctic tern. Mendenhall Glacier. The flight path takes you Approximately 5 Hours Waiver must be signed and medical Adult $239.95; Child $199.95 over the glacier itself, giving you an eagle's- conditions disclosed. Bring only a disposable Expect a refreshing outing at a moderate pace eye view of its icy spires, deep blue crevasses Be one of the lucky few to experience the or waterproof camera. with many opportunities for photography and and meltwater pools. Descending towards the majestic Mendenhall Glacier up close, as you lasting memories of Alaska. landing site, you may fly past the Mendenhall travel by kayak under a very limited US Forest Towers -- rock sentinels that soar to more Service permit. Notes: than 7,000 feet. A gentle landing brings you to your close encounter with the ice itself. Upon arrival at Mendenhall Lake, an The small group size of this tour ensures a experienced guide will help you with your life

Page 18 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 jacket and rain gear, and will teach you some an extra pair of socks. Dress warmly and bring extra socks. waterfall. Remnants of the historic Wagner kayaking techniques. Then, hop into your Minimum weight is 40 lbs. Waterproof rain Mine are evident here. Return to the ship by two-person kayak, with either a traveling Mendenhall Glacier Native Canoe gear is provided. Waiver must be signed and shuttle bus. companion or a new friend, and set off on Adventure medical conditions disclosed. This is a hands- your Alaskan adventure. on activity that requires participants to paddle Notes: for extended periods of time. Departs: 1:30 PM Paddle across Mendenhall Lake in your stable Approximately 3½ Hours Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair kayak, navigating the iceberg studded pristine Adult $189.95; Child $149.95 Mendenhall Glacier, Hatchery & due to uneven terrain at the salmon bake. Salmon Bake water that is truly one of the jewels of the Be among the select few to travel by canoe Bring a warm jacket. Restrooms are available. Tongass National Forest. Your knowledgeable under a limited US Forest Service permit for Time at the glacier is approximately 75 guide will explain the breathtaking nature minutes. an amazing encounter with the majestic Departs: 1:45 PM surrounding you, pointing out native wildlife Mendenhall Glacier. This small-group outing Approximately 4 Hours and fascinating you with the history and includes a maximum of 19 privileged guests. Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 Mount Roberts Tramway ecology of the spectacular Mendenhall Travel through Juneau's picturesque Glacier. Venture within a safe distance of the Paddle across Mendenhall Lake, navigating downtown to the mighty Mendenhall Glacier, Departs: Available massive, awe-inspiring face of the glacier and past icebergs, surrounded by one of the a moving river of ice with rugged crevasses. Approximately 2½ Hours skirt the base of the beautiful and powerful richest samplings of Alaskan wildlife you'll Visit Macaulay Salmon Hatchery and learn Adult $40.00; Child $23.00 Nugget Falls. find anywhere. Keep an eye out for wildlife about the importance of Alaska's salmon and You've already booked your helicopter,

including bald eagles, Arctic terns, goats, the impact these amazing fish have on the sightseeing, or outdoor adventure in Juneau; Enjoy a snack consisting of reindeer sausage, salmon, otters, bears, and more. Then, environment and economy of the 49th state. now, how about a great introduction to cheese, crackers, salmon spread and water. venture within a safe distance of the massive, Alaska's capital, or a fond farewell, with a ride

awe-inspiring face of the living Mendenhall Enjoy great eagle viewing and the variety of on the Goldbelt Mount Roberts Tramway? On dry land, head to the Gold Creek Salmon Glacier. local marine life in aquariums. Then you'll Buy your ticket in advance through Holland Bake to refuel with an all-you-can-eat feast. board your motor coach and head to the America Line to avoid the lines. Beverages are available for purchase. With a Grab a thrill ride by skirting the base of traditional Alaskan salmon bake at Salmon marshmallow roasting fire pit, majestic beautiful and powerful Nugget Falls where Creek. An Alaskan feast, this salmon bake Enjoy an exhilarating tramway ride through waterfall, mining relics and a totem pole you will go ashore to refuel with a snack of features Alaskan-caught wild salmon grilled the Alaska rain forest to 1,800 feet above carver, there's something for everyone -- a Alaskan-style fare for the return trip. over an open alder wood fire. Also enjoy Juneau. Take in the beautiful views with the great way to end this one-of-a-kind parmesan chicken, cheesy au gratin potatoes, Chilkat Mountains to the north, Stephens adventure. Make your trip in a traditional Tlingit-style baked beans with reindeer sausage, wild-rice Passage to the south, Douglas Island to the

canoe -- an exceptionally stable 38-foot pilaf, a variety of fresh salads, corn bread and west and, in the east, Silver Bow Basin where Notes: watercraft, with all modern safety gear lemonade, coffee or tea. (Beverages are gold was discovered in 1880. Watch for

supplied. Because of the close approach to the available at an additional charge.) wildlife and birds on your way to the bear- Rain gear and life jackets are provided. Return glacier face, the Forest Service tightly controls viewing platforms. transfer is by shuttle bus service departing the number of participants -- you'll be among Dine beside Salmon Creek in Southeast every 20-30 minutes. Maximum height is 6'3". the lucky few to experience this one-of-a-kind Alaska's rain forest and listen to a local Learn about Alaska's raptors from a naturalist Minimum weight is 40 lbs; maximum weight adventure. musician. A translucent roof protects you, at the Juneau Raptor Center's bald eagle is 275 lbs based on approximate waist size to rain or shine. After dining, toast exhibit. Visit Raven Eagle Gifts & Gallery at fit in the kayak cockpit. Not suitable for Notes: marshmallows over a crackling campfire and the Mountain House. This is not just a gift guests with back problems. Bring gloves and walk to view the beautiful Salmon Creek shop -- it's an educational experience because

Page 19 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 you can watch local artisans crafting Your pilot will create the best possible Private Whale Watching (Up to 6 Salmon Fishing traditional objects. The store carries flightseeing based on the weather and glacier Guests) everything from comfortable, affordable conditions. clothing and charming souvenirs to exquisite Departs: 1:30 PM Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 5 Hours crystal and museum-quality handcrafted You'll land in two different locations, where Approximately 3½ Hours Price $199.95 Native artworks, both traditional and you will continue the tour on foot. During Price $1,199.95 modern. these two landings, you will learn about the Get serious with four hours on the water and Experience Juneau's star attractions at sea on environmental and geological processes at a knowledgeable Coast Guard-licensed a private whale-watching tour. This outing Stop in the gallery for the finest traditional work, creating moraines, crevasses, seracs, captain. This premium Alaskan salmon- includes whale and wildlife viewing in lengths weaving, carving, and Native art prints. Enjoy and the amazing glaciers themselves. fishing charter is a chance to learn from the based on your groups' preferences. Because the award-winning film, Seeing Daylight , on best all about the migration patterns of the this is a private tour, the amount of time the history and culture of the Tlingit people. Notes: salmon as well as the most effective way to engaged in each activity is up to you. You Dine with a view at the Timberline Bar & catch them. The captain takes you to some of might include watching for humpback Grill on fresh, local seafood, all-you-can-eat Tablets, iPads, Go-Pro sticks, and drones are the best local hotspots to fish. Make the most whales, orcas, sea lions, eagles, harbor seals, crab (at your own expense). not allowed on the flights to ensure a full field of this once-in-a-lifetime fishing adventure -- lighthouses, glaciers in the distance and of vision for pilots and guests alike. Glacier it's designed for the serious fisherperson, but possibly even bears. So plentiful is the wildlife See it all from above it all on the Mount boots are provided. For security purposes, no is suitable for friends or families of all ages to in these nutrient-rich waters that your tour Roberts Tramway. bags are allowed on the flight. Guests come along. Party size is limited to six guests. offers a whale sighting guarantee. weighing 250 lbs or more will pay an

Notes: additional surcharge over the published fare. Your captain is familiar with wildlife habitats Time spent on the glacier is approximate and and movement patterns and can guide you to Children 2 years of age and younger may vary due to weather and glacial You'll troll specific areas for seasonal salmon the best possible areas for viewing and participate free of charge. A full refund will be conditions. Guests must be able to get into fishing. Target one species or, depending on photography. Your boat has an enclosed, given for any unused tickets so there is no risk and out of the helicopter and walk the time of year, go for the grand slam and heated cabin, comfortable seating, plenty of to purchasing prior to the call. You must approximately 30 yards from the building to attempt to catch all five -- king, silver, viewing space, snacks and a restroom. Each bring your unused tickets back to the onboard the helicopters. Employees can give a helping sockeye, pink and chum. group will receive an Alaskan gift bag with tour desk staff by the end of the day. hand into and out of the helicopters but are local goodies. not allowed to lift or carry a guest. Guests can Snacks and cold beverages are available

Pilot's Choice Glacier remain on board the helicopter during the throughout the tour. Your captain can Notes: Explorer by Helicopter landings if they wish. Canes, crutches, arrange for any fish you catch to be (with Two Landings) walkers, etc., cannot be taken on the flight. professionally processed locally (flash frozen, Price is per vessel -- only one guest per party Infants up to and including the day prior to smoked, canned etc.) and shipped to your needs to book this excursion. The boat can their second birthday can be considered a lap home for an additional charge. Departs: 2:00 PM accommodate up to 6 guests. Due to the very Approximately 2¾ Hours child and should be added to the parent's limited capacity and highly-specialized nature Price $489.95 weight they will be sitting on and are at no The boat has an enclosed, heated cabin, of this excursion, it is not refundable unless Marvel at vistas seen by few -- high alpine cost. On or after his/her 2nd birthday, the comfortable seating, plenty of viewing space cancelled by 12 noon on the day after lakes, 'icefalls' hanging from sheer cliffs, and child is required by FAA to have his/her own and a restroom. embarkation. some of the most remote peaks and glaciers seat and will be charged accordingly. on the Juneau Icefield. Catch a fish? Now enjoy every bite, perfectly prepared by our expert chefs and served to

Page 20 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 you on board your ship. Our Savor the Catch you board the custom-designed wheeled Taku Glacier Helicopter Landing & You'll come within arm's length of the ice, program is a true ocean-to-fork experience summertime training sled, they get to run. Airboat Adventure and gain an understanding of the immense and is available with this fishing adventure. Feel the thrill of being pulled by these strong size of the glacier from the level of the river. huskies, and soak in the inspiring beauty as The airboat captain will stop the boat in Departs: 3:05 PM Notes: you race down a one-mile trail surrounded by Approximately 3½ Hours various locations for amazing photos, and talk giant spruce and hemlock trees. Price $629.95 about the glacier and the river basin that it Alaska State law requires a valid one-day has carved over the years. Thrills abound on this tour that offers a fishing license. You must purchase this for After your ride, meet up with a personal, small-group glacier adventure by US$25 cash from your fishing boat captain knowledgeable dog handler and a retired sled Back at Taku Point, you'll leave the airboat to helicopter and airboat in the untouched, along with a US$15 cash king salmon stamp dog. Together they will demonstrate the re-join the helicopter that will take you up to remote area of the Taku Glacier and River. during king season -- May-June. Tidal impeccable care sled dogs receive from their the top of Taku Glacier for a glacier landing. Hop aboard a shuttle van for a ride through conditions can make the dock ramp very mushers and veterinarians. Step out of the helicopter and set foot on the the city of Juneau to a private heliport on steep. Not advisable for guests with mobility amazing 4,500-foot-thick ice. You'll have time Douglas Island. limitations. Wheelchairs and electric scooters Walk across the suspension bridge for more photos, and your pilot will give you cannot be accommodated on the boat. Dress overlooking Fish Creek and step into Alaska's details about the Ice Field and facts specific to Listen to a pre-flight safety briefing; then, it's warmly in layers with a wind- and waterproof wilderness. the Taku Glacier. time to board a helicopter for a flight high outer layer; bring gloves, a scarf and a warm above Juneau, the Tongass National Forest, hat. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Enjoy an interactive presentation about the The helicopter will return you to the heliport the Juneau Ice Field, Gastineau Channel, and adventurous races and the equipment in Juneau with a van transfer back to the pier. the Taku River -- stunning scenery all around. Sled Dog Discovery & Musher's required for dog sledding. And last, but

Camp certainly not least, meet the adorable husky

puppies. The attention you give them is

important because it helps to socialize them, Notes: Departs: 2:00 PM The helicopter lands on the deck at Taku and this is essential to their future athletic Approximately 2¼ Hours Point. Friendly staff will greet you and give Price $169.95 success. Minimum age is 7 years. Actual tour duration you a flotation jacket and hearing protection. is approximately two hours from lift-off at the Visit a musher's camp to experience a true You'll hear a safety briefing about the airboat, Notes: heliport to return to the helicopter base. Alaskan adventure and support the state sport as well as plenty of interesting local history. Passenger names and weights are required by of dog mushing. You will have a blast on an Snap some pictures of the pristine Taku River The sled ride takes place on dry ground, not the FAA for weight and balance calculations authentic dog sled ride, meeting and learning basin and the Taku Glacier spread out before on snow. Waiver must be signed and medical and flight manifesting. To ensure the comfort from knowledgeable mushers and dog you. conditions disclosed. Participants must be of all travelers, guests weighing 250 lbs handlers, and playing with the husky puppies. able to walk short distances and lift their (clothed weight) or more must pay an Descend two flights of stairs to the dock knees 8 inches to accommodate steps into and additional $170 to secure extra space in the below and board the waiting airboat. You'll sit out of vehicles. aircraft. A no-bag policy applies; however, if comfortably aboard the covered airboat, with you have medical needs that require a carry- Your journey begins with a scenic drive deep open sides for the best possible views and on bag, please see the Shore Excursions office into the Tongass National Rain Forest on photo opportunities. The airboat captain will on board. All other bags brought to the base Douglas Island. At the camp, you will be help you board and your adventure continues will be stored in the tour office until you greeted by a musher and a team of Alaskan by water. On the river, you'll cruise the five- return from your flight. huskies who seem like they're about to burst mile face of Taku Glacier -- the only with excitement because they know that, once advancing glacier in the Juneau Ice Field.

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Notes: available), Taku baked beans, coleslaw, scenery, thanks to a recent bloom of culinary producing mill. Hear the story of this great pioneer fruit compote, fresh herb biscuits and talent and creativity. mine that was the heartbeat of Juneau. A Minimum age is 7 years. sourdough bread, all made from scratch. short ride from the pier brings you to the site Drinks are chilled and served with authentic A brief transfer brings you to a landmark of the mill ruins, where you will venture Taku Lodge, Feast & glacier ice and special-recipe ginger cookies to casual-eating establishment -- Tracy's King underground into the conveyer tunnel Five Glacier Seaplane complete the meal. Crab Shack. Food & Wine has named Tracy's through which crushed ore was transported Discovery one of the ten best crab shacks in America. to the mill. Don a hard hat and proceed on The aroma of the alderwood grill attracts not Featured on the show Top Chef , this is one of foot along a boardwalk into the 360-foot-long Departs: 1:00 PM only human visitors, but also wild black bears. Juneau's most famous restaurants, known for tunnel. Inside, experienced miners Approximately 3½ Hours Take a guided interpretative nature walk, its crab-based menu and relaxed dining vibe. demonstrate hard rock mining techniques Adult $339.95; Child $299.95 stroll the trails or soak in the serenity of a Tracy's recently expanded out of its dock- and give you a feel for the mining lifestyle. place barely touched by time before your front shack into a sparkling new space, but it's Return to the mill site, constructed in 1913. return flight to Juneau. You can do it all with still the closest you can get to diving into the The Alaska Gastineau Mill was a this exclusive combination tour of the Juneau Pacific Ocean and catching dinner yourself. revolutionary plant that introduced new You're in for the journey of a lifetime -- area's premier attractions. technologies to the mining industry. A guide seaplane-only access to Alaska's famous Taku Participate in a tasting of several popular will explain why this process was unique, as Glacier Lodge; a ride on a classic, powerful Notes: dishes with the original king crab combo: a well as explaining the different kinds of aircraft; a true wilderness setting; five massive giant leg of king crab, Tracy's king crab mining used in Alaska. After a brief glaciers; bears; a perspective on Alaska's vivid All participants enjoy a window seat for bisque, and mini crab-cakes. Plenty of butter, demonstration, you can pan for gold and history with dog sledding roots; a seafood enhanced viewing and a headset for garlic rolls and a non-alcoholic beverage garnets from the tailings of the mine. Pay dirt feast; and exclusive glacier-view dining. continuous narration. Wildlife sightings are round out your meal. You'll have time to relax is guaranteed and you can keep what you likely but are not guaranteed. Narration can in a private and scenic outdoor setting -- a find. Wander among displays and the ruins. Fly in a classic de Havilland seaplane ( be provided in writing during the flight for must-do in Alaska's capital. View the first locomotive to come to Alaska floatplane) over five breathtaking glaciers the following languages: Mandarin, Spanish, for the purpose of mining. Visit the gift shop flowing from the Juneau Ice Field, deep blue Catalan, German, Japanese, Dutch, Notes: and museum before you return to town. crevasses, snow-capped mountains and the Portuguese, Italian and French. lush Tongass National Forest. Seeing glaciers Additional food items can be ordered at a Notes: from the air is an Alaskan must-do, and doing Tracy's King Crab Shack: In 10% discount. Alcoholic beverages are so by authentic Alaskan bush plane is the Partnership with Food & Wine available for purchase (at your own expense). The content of this tour is identical to Magazine quintessential Alaskan experience. Underground Mine & Gold Panning. Only Underground Mine guests using a wheelchair can book this tour, The Taku River will be your 'runway' as you Departs: 1:30 PM Exploration & Gold as it ensures accessible transportation. Due to Approximately 1½ Hours Panning (Wheelchair land at the elegantly rustic and historic Taku Accessible) the specialized nature of some lift-equipped Lodge, built in 1923 and located across the Price $64.95 vehicles, priority is given to guests using a river from the five-mile wide Taku Glacier. Of Foodies unite! This is your chance to discover wheelchair and one companion only; the 36 named glaciers comprising the Juneau a side of Alaska that is a feast for both the eyes Departs: 1:30 PM additional companions may be required to Ice Field, the Taku Glacier is the largest. and the discerning palate. According to Food Approximately 2¼ Hours travel on the transportation provided for tour Adult $79.95; Child $59.95 & Wine magazine, the food scene in Underground Mine & Gold Panning. Savor a feast of fresh, wild Alaska salmon Southeast Alaska ports such as Juneau is Relive Juneau's mining heritage on a tour of Bookings not marked with an accessibility grilled to perfection (chicken alternative celebrated almost as much as the world-class what was once the world's largest gold- requirement will be removed from the tour's

Page 22 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 inventory. Notes: Watching & Wildlife Quest. Only guests using a wheelchair can book this tour, as it Once whales have been sighted, your captain Dress warmly in layers, as the mine is usually Dress warmly in layers, as the mine is usually ensures accessible transportation. Due to the will gently maneuver the vessel to allow cold and damp inside. cold and damp inside. specialized nature of some lift-equipped exceptional viewing and photo opportunities vehicles, priority is given to guests using a as these graceful ocean giants slowly arc their Underground Mine Whale Watching & Wildlife Quest wheelchair and one companion only; massive tail flukes into the air. The whales are Exploration & Gold (Wheelchair Accessible) additional companions may be required to often close enough to hear them breathe. An Panning travel on the transportation provided for tour on-board naturalist will explain the behavior Whale Watching & Wildlife Quest. Bookings and habitat of the humpback whale and other Departs: 1:30 PM Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 4 Hours not marked with an accessibility requirement wildlife you may encounter, including killer Approximately 2¼ Hours Adult $169.95; Child $129.95 will be removed from the tour's inventory. whales, Steller sea lions, Dall's porpoise, Adult $79.95; Child $59.95 This sightseeing cruise features guaranteed harbor seals, bald eagles and Sitka black-tail Relive Juneau's mining heritage on a tour of whale watching. Following a short motor Bring a warm jacket to wear on the topside deer. what was once the world's largest gold- coach ride to scenic Auke Bay, you'll board a observation deck. The operators of this tour producing mill. Hear the story of this great waterjet-powered catamaran specially guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this Notes: mine that was the heartbeat of Juneau. A designed for wildlife viewing. excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash short ride from the pier brings you to the site refund from the tour operator at the Bring a warm jacket to wear on the topside of the mill ruins, where you will venture Relax in the warm, comfortable cabin conclusion of the tour. In the past 15 years, observation deck. The operators of this tour underground into the conveyer tunnel surrounded by large windows as you ply the whales have been sighted on every tour. The guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this through which crushed ore was transported island-studded waters of Stephens Passage. vessel is restroom-equipped. Binoculars and excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash to the mill. Don a hard hat and proceed on This area is world-renowned as a favored souvenir route maps are provided along with refund from the tour operator at the foot along a boardwalk into the 360-foot-long summer feeding ground for humpback food samples and beverages. conclusion of the tour. In the past 15 years, tunnel. Inside, experienced miners whales. whales have been sighted on every tour. The demonstrate hard rock mining techniques Whale Watching & Wildlife Quest vessel is restroom-equipped. Binoculars and and give you a feel for the mining lifestyle. Once whales have been sighted, your captain souvenir route maps are provided along with Return to the mill site, constructed in 1913. food samples and beverages. will gently maneuver the vessel to allow Departs: 1:30 PM The Alaska Gastineau Mill was a exceptional viewing and photo opportunities Approximately 4 Hours revolutionary plant that introduced new as these graceful ocean giants slowly arc their Adult $169.95; Child $129.95 Whales & Mendenhall technologies to the mining industry. A guide Glacier Photo Safari: massive tail flukes into the air. The whales are This sightseeing cruise features guaranteed Small-Group will explain why this process was unique, as often close enough to hear them breathe. An whale watching. Following a short motor Experience well as explaining the different kinds of on-board naturalist will explain the behavior coach ride to scenic Auke Bay, you'll board a mining used in Alaska. After a brief and habitat of the humpback whale and other waterjet-powered catamaran specially demonstration, you can pan for gold and Departs: 1:30 PM, 2:15 PM wildlife you may encounter, including killer designed for wildlife viewing. garnets from the tailings of the mine. Pay dirt Approximately 5 Hours whales, Steller sea lions, Dall's porpoise, Price $219.95 is guaranteed and you can keep what you harbor seals, bald eagles and Sitka black-tail Relax in the warm, comfortable cabin find. Wander among displays and the ruins. Capture everything from glaciers to whales on deer. surrounded by large windows as you ply the View the first locomotive to come to Alaska this excursion that features a professional island-studded waters of Stephens Passage. for the purpose of mining. Visit the gift shop naturalist photography guide. Whale Notes: This area is world-renowned as a favored and museum before you return to town. sightings are guaranteed. Step off the beaten summer feeding ground for humpback track and explore the hidden places on this The content of this tour is identical to Whale whales.

Page 23 of 60 Juneau, Alaska, US - Tuesday, September 14, 2021 specialty tour, tailored to engage photo comfortable and interactive atmosphere. enthusiasts of all levels. Participants must be willing and able to walk approximately ¾ of a mile on a paved path Your small group (limited to 14 participants) and mostly level, improved gravel trail. The will travel in a media-equipped shuttle bus 34-foot safari vessel is based on a stable US and cruise aboard a custom-built safari vessel. Coast Guard design and equipped with a Throughout the tour, your guide provides comfortable covered cabin, an open bow, expert interpretation while also sharing tips perimeter seating and a marine head. A and techniques to enhance your images. By complimentary one-time use camera is land, you'll visit the Mendenhall Glacier area included for each child 12 years and younger. and walk along a secluded rain forest trail. Each guest receives a passcode for an online This gentle path leads to beaver dams, salmon photography tutorial, a slideshow, historical streams and remarkable glacier panoramas -- images and printable tip sheet. Rain ponchos, sites to inspire your creative photography. umbrellas, camera towels, monopod walking sticks, bottled water and a snack pack are Learn about the glacier's route over the last included. Infants up to and including the day 100 years with historical images to compare prior to their second birthday can be with the landscape of today. By sea, board a considered a lap child and may participate at covered safari vessel for an unforgettable no cost. If you are traveling with an infant, journey through the pristine waters of please notify the shore excursions staff once Stephens Passage. Large panel windows open onboard the ship. This tour operates in all to give you unrestricted views, while your weather conditions. All tour participants on captain skillfully maneuvers to give you the this excursion are eligible to enter to win cash best angle on the shot. This excursion has and prizes in the tour operator's Capture never had a trip without a star-studded cast -- Juneau Photo Contest. Waiver must be signed often including humpback whales, orcas, sea and medical conditions disclosed. lions, harbor seals, porcupines, eagles, salmon or even black bears. See more of Alaska's natural wonders as you strive to capture that 'magical moment' in the medium that is worth a thousand words.

Notes:

The operators of this tour guarantee that a whale will be sighted on this excursion. If not, you will receive a $100 cash refund from the tour operator at the conclusion of the tour. Other wildlife sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. Group size is limited to ensure a

Page 24 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021: 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.

A Taste of Skagway: Crafted (you!). Adventure Park: Zip-Lining ground through the treetops. You'll have Beverages & Local Bites approximately 2½ hours to enjoy this The Skagway Brewing Company is known for adventure featuring amazing mountain views. its Spruce Tip Blonde Ale -- a beverage of a Departs: 10:15 AM, 3:45 PM Departs: 2:00 PM Approximately 3¼ Hours Approximately 2½ Hours different stripe, brewed with locally Adult $99.95; Child $89.95 Price $169.95 handpicked Sitka spruce tip buds for a tang and a taste that is uniquely Alaskan. Your journey begins at the dock, where you'll Afterwards, enjoy a quick snack of hot cocoa, For a true appreciation of Skagway's Pioneering tradition is a thing, and it takes board a van for a 20-minute narrated drive coffee and trail mix before heading back to extraordinary geography and its position at place in the on-site innovative and sustainable through historic downtown Skagway and up the pier. the northernmost reach of Lynn Canal, you brewpub. Processing biodiesel, re-claiming the Klondike Highway. will head up to an overlook to take photos of CO2, and aeroponics are a few of the think- Notes: the pretty tableau below. big endeavors you'll learn about today. In the A short walk on a rain forest trail brings you

tasting room, overlooking the town of to the spectacular adventure park where Minimum age is 6 years. Minimum weight is Skagway Spirits is a family-run micro- Skagway on one side and the aeroponics farm expert guides will outfit you with the proper 50 lbs. Maximum weight is 300 lbs. Maximum distillery located in an old, now-renovated on the other, enjoy a snack of local wild safety equipment and instructions. Then waist size is 52". Participants must be able to aircraft hangar. Spend a half hour learning smoked salmon and house-grown greens, you're off to enjoy the thrill of the ropes walk for 5 to 10 minutes over uneven terrain. about the distillation and production beer cheese soup or beer chili, and hand-cut course and zip-line experience. This is a physical activity and it is the guest's processes used to make the gin and vodka. French fries, all paired with a sampling of the responsibility to determine that they are Try the handcrafted spirit of your choice in a craft beers . Start by entering an incredible series of ropes physically and mentally able to participate in craft cocktail offered in the tasting room. course crossings, including Burma loops, a the activity. Wear warm, comfortable clothing

Notes: suspension bridge, and a raised balance beam. and closed-toe shoes. Waiver must be signed Stamp your ticket and head to the Klondike Next up is a fantastic series of six zip-lines and medical conditions disclosed. Pregnant Brewery for an educational experience Minimum age is 21 years. Bring photo ID. through the lush Alaska forest canopy. As you women are not allowed to participate. highlighting the joy and the tradition of the Wear comfortable walking shoes. zip from platform to platform, fellow producing what is perhaps the world's most participants cheer you on. Your heart will be perfect beverage -- beer. A brewer leads you pumping as you prepare for the Walk the through the production area and samples will Plank segment, soaring high above the be consumed by enthusiastic onlookers

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Alpine Lake Kayak & White Pass the Klondike Highway. delphiniums in midsummer and an Best of Skagway: Rail, Salmon Rail Experience abundance of flowers and enormous produce Bake & Saloon Notes: during the fall harvest. Railroad buffs, both young and old, will love the garden railway -- Departs: 7:30 AM Departs: 7:30 AM Approximately 5¼ Hours This adventure crosses the US/Canadian a G-Scale model of the White Pass & Yukon Approximately 7 Hours Adult $239.95; Child $199.95 border; US and Canadian citizens must carry Route that winds its way through 'Skagwee' Adult $239.95; Child $159.95 a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities and through miniature mountains, forests, Ride the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Ascend into the beautiful mountains on the must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. tunnels, a waterfall and even a gold mine. The Railroad and explore the crystal clear waters White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. From Minimum age is 9 years. Girth limit is a 44- model town looks a lot like Skagway 100 years of a glacially carved lake by kayak. an old-fashioned narrow-gauge railcar, you inch waist. Minimum height is 4 feet 8 inches; ago. will see incredible scenery as your tour guide maximum height is 6'4". Participants must be Your adventure begins aboard a Scenic shares the history of the Klondike Gold Rush. physically fit and active. Wildlife sightings are Watch the creation of hand-blown glass art in Railroad of the World, whose route is carved possible but are not guaranteed. Tour the Garden City Glassworks Theater. Alaska's out of the rugged Coastal Mountains. This operates after the lake thaws -- usually the newest 'hot shop' sits at the base of an ride is truly unforgettable, complete with first week of June. Waiver must be signed and impressive rock wall amid the beauty of Jewell stunning views of waterfalls, trestles, In Fraser, British Columbia, embark a deluxe medical conditions disclosed. Gardens. Inspired glass artists explain the mountains, glaciers and the original Trail of motor coach to travel the spectacular process and demonstrate with dramatic flair. '98. Experience the beauty of the wilds of Klondike Highway, taking in the sights of Art by Fire: Glassblowing Interact with these outgoing and informative northern British Columbia at the White Pass Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls along Demonstration at Jewell Gardens artisans as they magically create pieces of art Summit before disembarking at Lake Bernard the way. from molten glass. You'll learn how this . exciting project was inspired by the Gardens Departs: 7:30 AM At the foot of the pass, next to a waterfall, & Glass series of installations by renowned The kayaking portion begins with a gear grab Approximately 3 Hours you'll find the Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 Northwest glass artist Dale Chihuly. The color and instruction in the use of stable, state-of- Camp & Salmon Bake. A cast of sourdoughs and organic form of hand-blown glass art is the-art, two-person kayaks. Paddle across the Venture beyond downtown Skagway to and dancehall girls will entertain you with a the perfect complement to nature's own cold, pristine waters that stampeders plied experience a riot of flowers, hand-blown glass hilarious melodrama and poetry by Robert dizzying display of color and form in the more than 100 years ago in search of gold and art and tantalizing organic cuisine. Service, and teach you the art of gold panning garden. riches in the Yukon. Take in unobstructed . Then, you will be set free in the Liarsville views of snow-capped mountains that rise in A ride through Skagway is your chance to gold area, where you are guaranteed to find While in the theater, savor a delicious treat, all directions. Your experienced, hear about the town's colorful history as the that precious metal. lovingly made by the resident chef with fresh knowledgeable and professional guide will 1890s gateway to the Klondike gold rush. ingredients from the garden. A refreshing answer your questions about the gold rush, Lunch consists of grilled wild Alaska salmon, beverage is also provided. natural history, flora, and fauna. Watch for At historic Henry Clark Farm, you will chicken, baked beans, a variety of salads, bears, mountain goats, caribou and eagles discover Jewell Gardens, home of Alaska's cornbread, coffee, lemonade and dessert. Enjoy a guided tour of the gardens and time amid the alpine terrain of the Tormented only community supported agriculture After your meal, wander over to the camp and to browse for souvenirs in the gift shop. You’ll Valley. program and the first certified organic show enjoy the waterfall and sights of Liarsville and re-board your motorcoach for the short but garden in the United States. Giant vegetables have your picture taken with one of the scenic return drive to your ship. After paddling, enjoy a light snack before and flowers taller than you will delight and dancehall girls. boarding a motor coach for your return to inspire your own green thumb endeavors. Skagway. Your driver also provides narration The garden dazzles with hundreds of tulips Back in Skagway, you will visit the world- of the history and scenery of the route down and lilacs during the early season, with giant famous Red Onion Saloon and brothel in

Page 26 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 historic Skagway. The Red Onion's Madams footbridge for magnificent panoramas of wild Chilkoot Trail Hike & Float Experience the Yukon & will fill your glass for a champagne toast and coastline ringed by snow-capped mountains. Suspension Bridge entertain you with tales of the girls who used to work in these historic rooms. See the Departs: 9:00 AM, 2:30 PM Approximately 4¼ Hours Departs: 7:30 AM priceless silver dress worn by the Onion's first Adult $139.95; Child $109.95 Approximately 8¼ Hours Madam, and many other original artifacts left Burro Creek Lodge produces its own Adult $129.95; Child $89.95 by the 'soiled doves'. electricity and has a 35-year history of Hike the historic Chilkoot Trail, the Experience majestic White Pass and Canada's sustainability. After a demonstration of the centerpiece of Klondike Gold Rush National legendary Yukon region. Breathtaking Notes: hydro turbine generator, you may choose to Historical Park. This world-famous trail was scenery, a picturesque Native town, and a go on a hike with the onsite naturalist, to join the main route to the riches of the Klondike delicious barbecue lunch make this an This tour visits a brothel museum, which has the chef in the kitchen for a wood stove during the gold rush era. exhilarating day. some brothel images and content. This cooking presentation or simply to relax at the adventure crosses the US/Canadian border; seaside campfire. Enjoy a bit of exercise, fresh air, beautiful Travel by air-conditioned motorcoach on a US and Canadian citizens must carry a scenery, pristine forests and history as the narrated drive through historic downtown passport and ship ID. All other nationalities When the meal bell rings, take a seat with a trail takes you up and over the 350-foot Skagway. You're headed to White Pass by way must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. wine or beer and roll up your sleeves for an elevation of Saintly Hill. of a scenic drive up the Klondike Highway. The brothel museum is not wheelchair Alaskan culinary delight. You’ll enjoy a The road parallels the White Pass & Yukon accessible. Dungeness crab and shrimp boil with Where the trail reaches the banks of the Taiya Route railroad and peaks at 3,290 feet above andouille sausage, corn on the cob and River, you will board an 18-foot inflatable raft sea level. Marvel as the scenery changes Burro Creek Waterfall Retreat: In potatoes, all served with melted butter and for a scenic float (no white water) back down dramatically from lush rain forest to stark Partnership with Food & Wine oven-fired bread. the tidal estuary. Forest gives way to fields of Magazine granite. All around you, mountains tower and beach greens and wild iris, and the granite lakes of all sizes dot the valleys. Photo stops Cap it all off with a decadent dessert -- a walls of the fjord rise steeply to the snow- allow you to capture some amazing images. double-chocolate brownie served with capped peaks and hanging glaciers. Departs: 7:30 AM Your driver tells stories of the gold rush that Approximately 3½ Hours assorted fixings and topped with a shaped this region. Price $269.95 marshmallow roasted over the campfire. Savor a riverside snack and countless picture- Continue to the Yukon Suspension Bridge, Escape the bustling streets of Skagway and set perfect moments before making the return located above the whitewater rapids of the a course for the breathtaking waterfalls and Explore this one-of-a-kind remote wilderness journey back to your ship. Tutshi River. It's a dramatic walk across the exclusive off-grid dining experience of Burro resort and steep your senses in beauty, food bridge, in fresh mountain air with the river Creek Lodge -- a 120-acre rustic resort just and wine. Notes: raging beneath you. Learn about the area's two miles across the water. Sate all your natural and human history at the interpretive senses with ethereal scenic beauty and fine Notes: Maximum weight is 350lbs. Minimum age is exhibits of this outdoor museum. foodie tastes of Alaska. 7 years. Pregnant women past 20 weeks' At the Caribou Crossing Trading Post, satisfy Minimum age is 10 years. Dress warmly in gestation are not allowed to participate. your wilderness appetite with a delicious Hop aboard an enclosed, custom-built boat layers and bring a waterproof outer layer. Elevation gain is 350 feet. Waiver must be chicken barbecue lunch, complete with all- and for a quick transfer across Lynn Canal -- Wear sturdy walking shoes. Bring sunglasses. signed and medical conditions disclosed. you-can-eat homemade donuts. America's longest and deepest fjord. Enjoy a champagne toast welcome and join your The Yukon's most extensive Wildlife Museum guide on a leisurely stroll to a spectacular awaits you. Stroll among creatures of Yukon's waterfall. Continue along a wooden past and present, with favorites including a

Page 27 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 steppe bison, grizzly bears, monster moose, a Ferry to Haines & the Kroschel caregiver. You'll visit the historic Skagway Inn to meet woolly mammoth and the world's largest Wildlife Refuge the chef and owner. He takes you on a mounted polar bear. Observe the behaviors of these intriguing behind-the-scenes look at the science that animals to understand and appreciate the transforms your farm and seafood items into Departs: 7:30 AM Absorb some authentic Canadian culture at Approximately 6¼ Hours time it takes to gain their trust. delicious meals. You'll start by harvesting Caribou Crossing's newest exhibit -- the Adult $219.95; Child $179.95 items from the garden to use in the kitchen. Royal Canadian Mounted Police Heritage A snack is served en route to or from the park Then, you'll prepare an Alaska salmon fillet Your lifelong dream of kissing a moose or Center. This interpretive display focuses on (at appropriate times). for smoking, learning how the preservation petting a fox is about to come true. Board a the history of Canada's Mounties and process works. Conduct experiments using fast ferry for a 45-minute cruise down Lynn highlights their role during the Klondike Gold The fast ferry returns you to Skagway. common food items and learn how simple Canal to the town of Haines -- a great Rush. changes can have dramatic results. Work with opportunity to visit two ports in one day. Notes: local foods and ingredients for a hands-on Keep a watchful eye out for marine life and Visit the Dog Mushers' Village to meet experience while you learn about foods that bald eagles dotted along the shoreline. Iditarod dog handlers. Pictures with the sled Tidal conditions can make the dock ramp were typically eaten during the Klondike Gold Mountain peaks rise from the ocean to dogs and husky puppies are undeniably cute. very steep. Not advisable for guests with Rush. Use a purple cabbage to easily heights of 6,000 feet, with cascading waterfalls For an extra fee (at your own expense) join mobility limitations. Wheelchairs and electric determine the relative acidity of various making for fabulous photos of Alaska and its them for a dog-cart ride. Kids of all ages will scooters cannot be accommodated. Dress foods. rugged terrain. enjoy the petting farm. warmly in layers with a wind- and waterproof

Do some sightseeing and souvenir shopping outer layer; bring gloves, a scarf and a warm Finally, you will make a decadent lemon A 45-minute narrated bus ride through the in the Native town of Carcross (Caribou hat. Wear comfortable walking shoes. verbena ice cream from your garden harvest. Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve brings you to the Crossing) before heading back down the Kroschel Wildlife Center owned by Steve highway to the ship. Food Science: A Hands-On Taste The hands-on preparation is followed by time Kroschel. Steve is well known for his of Alaska: In Partnership with to taste your smoked salmon and discuss the experience working with wild animals for Food & Wine Magazine Notes: ingredients and where they're available for movies such as Never Cry Wolf and the PBS purchase. Wild America series. He is truly the Doctor This adventure crosses the US/ Canadian Doolittle of Alaska, interacting with his Departs: 8:30 AM border; US and Canadian citizens must carry Approximately 2½ Hours Notes: animals as their best friend and trustworthy a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities Price $89.95 caregiver. must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. At the height of the Klondike Gold Rush, the Tour is wheelchair accessible.

A vegetarian lunch available; please notify the port town of Skagway served as the primary Steve guides you through his 60-acre park, Shore Excursions staff at least 24 hours prior gateway to the legendary gold fields and Ghosts & Goodtime Girls Walking teaching you about the rehabilitated animals to the tour. Crossing the suspension bridge is quickly grew into Alaska's largest settlement. Tour that live here and how they thrive in this optional. It then became a frontier hub packed with protected habitat, retaining their trading posts, saloons and guesthouses. A independence while learning to trust humans. Departs: 9:00 AM, 12:30 PM, 3:30 PM great way to discover that history is through His center provides a home for numerous Approximately 2 Hours Skagway's present-day food scene. Price $49.95 orphaned wild animals. Among them are a

wolf, Kodiak bear, wolverine, moose, Stroll the streests of Skagway with one of the Meet your tour guide at the dock and head porcupine and reindeer. Unsuited to release fun and informative madams of the Red into town. back into the wild, they will live out the rest of Onion Saloon. Lavishly costumed and highly

their natural lives here with their friend and entertaining, she will greet you at your ship

Page 28 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 with a souvenir garter and guide you on a surrounding the Ferebee Glacier, or the Glacier Point ATV Exploration 50 lbs; Maximum weight is 350 lbs. Please historic walking tour through the back alleys spectacular 'river of ice' known as the Meade take your physical fitness level and medical and former red-light districts of Skagway. Glacier, may be among the wonders you history into consideration when choosing this This is where women of the evening rubbed encounter. Flight routes and landing zones Departs: 7:30 AM tour. Participants must be able to walk over Approximately 6 Hours elbows with notorious characters such as are selected daily to ensure that you receive Price $299.95 uneven terrain. Pregnant women and guests Soapy Smith and Frank Reid. Stories of the best that the area has to offer. with back/neck conditions are not allowed to Klondike Kate, Cad Wilson and Diamond Lil This great Alaskan adventure begins with a participate. Waiver must be signed and depict the lusty, adventurous, and sometimes Once you have reached your destination, you 75-minute scenic cruise down Lynn Canal -- medical conditions disclosed. Minimum age tragic, stories of the women who stampeded will have the rare opportunity to explore one North America's longest fjord. Along the way to drive is 21 years. Bring a valid driver's north. You will pass historic and haunted of nature's greatest marvels. Enjoy the keep an eye out for whales, seals and eagles, as license if you wish to drive the ATV. Parties Gold Rush buildings as you learn of walking tour of a lifetime -- over the surface you pass majestic mountains and cascading with less than 4 guests might share a vehicle. Skagway's rich history. of the glacier -- as your guide answers all your waterfalls. questions and explains the awesome forces at Glacier Point Wilderness Safari Your experience ends with a stop at the work. Landing on the beach at Glacier Point, you'll world-famous Red Onion Saloon's restored walk up to the ATV camp. Here, your guide Departs: 7:30 AM Brothel Museum. Here, join in a champagne Notes: will acquaint you with a four-passenger ATV (all-terrain vehicle). After everyone is buckled Approximately 6¼ Hours toast and explore the hallways and bedrooms Price $249.95 of this celebrated brothel, observing original Guests weighing 250 lbs or more will pay an in, you're ready to hit the trail. Follow your This outstanding wilderness expedition takes relics and images of the ladies who worked additional surcharge over the published fare. guide as (s)he leads you through the twists you through fjords, rain forests, colorful there. You may even catch a glimpse of Lydia Time spent on the glacier is approximate and and turns of the forest trail. Marvel at the wildflowers, and towering mountain scenery -- the resident ghost. may vary due to weather and glacial beauty of the forest and beach around you to the spectacular Davidson Glacier. conditions. Glacier boots are provided. Every and then, to cap it off, the trail opens up with

Notes: guest may be weighed during the check-in views of the Davidson Glacier. Your guide Your adventure begins with a 70-minute process. The tour operator will endeavor to be stops along the way to tell you about the journey through North America's deepest Minimum age is 14 years. discreet during this process but please be nature and history surrounding you, as well fjord, aboard a high-speed 26-passenger aware that individual circumstances may not as giving you the opportunity to change expedition boat. Watch for whales, seals, sea Glacier Discovery by Helicopter allow for complete privacy. Not advisable for drivers. lions, and cascading waterfalls along the way guests using a wheelchair. Carry-on bags are to a remote beach at Glacier Point -- one of not allowed and there is limited secure When you return to the ATV camp, you will Departs: 9:45 AM, 12:45 PM the most beautiful places in Alaska. After a storage at the heliport. iPads, iPad minis, have some time to relax and enjoy a picnic Approximately 2 Hours short, adventurous drive along the forested tablets, drones and Go-Pro sticks or other lunch on the beach. Your tour ends with a Price $369.95 glacial moraines, and a quarter-mile walk, the extendable items are not permitted on tour to cruise back to Skagway. Leave all traces of civilization behind and forest suddenly opens to a breathtaking view ensure a full field of vision for pilots and experience the infinite beauty of Alaska's of the glacier. guests alike. Waiver must be signed and This tour is run by a locally-owned and - remote glaciers. medical conditions disclosed. Wear warm, operated company -- an ideal family The brilliant blue ice tumbles from the jagged layered clothing; bring a hat, gloves, and adventure and a memorable day out. Lift off by helicopter from the historic peaks into a pristine lake, where a 31-foot sunglasses. Skagway waterfront and head into a rugged Notes: voyager canoe waits to take you to the very region of sheer mountains, majestic valleys face of the glacier. Throughout your tour, and massive glaciers. Jagged peaks towering Minimum age is 7 years. Minimum weight is expert guides share their extensive knowledge over the Chilkat Glacier, cascading waterfalls, of this amazing area. Conditions permitting,

Page 29 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 your tour may include a walk to touch the tent with your musher. See all the gear a Dredge Town provides a free shuttle ride their puppies, stopping first at the checkpoint glacier. This is an optional ½-mile hike over a musher and dog team take with them on a (every 30 minutes) back to the ship or to the tent with your musher. See all the gear a sand and pebble beach. long-distance race such the Iditarod. Your center of town. musher and dog team take with them on a musher will introduce you to the dog team; long-distance race such the Iditarod. Your A picnic lunch at the beach, amid fields of then (s)he will hook the dogs to a sled so you Notes: musher will introduce you to the dog team; wild strawberries and irises, tops off your can watch a demonstration run. Upon the then (s)he will hook the dogs to a sled so you Glacier Point adventure. musher's return, you're invited to interact The content of this tour is identical to Gold can watch a demonstration run. Upon the with the dogs and hold the puppies. Panning, Sled Dogs & 40 Degrees Below Zero. musher's return, you're invited to interact Notes: Only guests using a wheelchair can book this with the dogs and hold the puppies. Feel the cold of an Iditarod race and tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. Minimum age is 7 years. Participants must be experience the thrill of 40 degrees below zero Due to the specialized nature of some lift- Feel the cold of an Iditarod race and in good general health and able to hike over for yourself. Suit up in parka and step into the equipped vehicles, priority is given to guests experience the thrill of 40 degrees below zero uneven terrain. Dress warmly in layers; wear 'cold chamber' for an instant deep-freeze using a wheelchair and one companion only; for yourself. Suit up in parka and step into the sturdy, comfortable walking shoes. Pregnant effect. Watch water evaporate instantly and additional companions may be required to 'cold chamber' for an instant deep-freeze women are not allowed to participate. experience other memorable features of the travel on the transportation provided for tour effect. Watch water evaporate instantly and Minimum weight is 50 lbs; maximum weight extreme cold -- a chilling experience! Gold Panning, Sled Dogs & 40 Degrees Below experience other memorable features of the is 350 lbs. Zero. Bookings not marked with an extreme cold -- a chilling experience! Warm up with a little gold fever. Your Gold accessibility requirement will be removed Gold Panning, Sled Dogs & 40 Rush experience isn't complete until you meet from the tour's inventory. Warm up with a little gold fever. Your Gold Degrees Below Zero (Wheelchair a cast of costumed characters for a chance to Rush experience isn't complete until you meet Accessible) claim your fortune at Dredge Town. Learn the Gold Panning, Sled Dogs & 40 a cast of costumed characters for a chance to art of panning for gold while you practice Degrees Below Zero claim your fortune at Dredge Town. Learn the Departs: 7:30 AM your technique in warm-water troughs. You art of panning for gold while you practice Approximately 3 Hours can count on striking gold! Haul your swag your technique in warm-water troughs. You Adult $89.95; Child $69.95 Departs: 7:30 AM into the Assayers' Office and have it weighed - Approximately 3 Hours can count on striking gold. Haul your swag Come to the Klondike Gold Fields where - you keep whatever you find. Then, take Adult $89.95; Child $69.95 into the Assayers' Office and have it weighed - photographs, artifacts and interpretive advantage of some free time to browse in the Come to the Klondike Gold Fields where - you can keep whatever you find. Then, take displays bring the past to life and immerse Gold Parlor for fine jewelry and gold nuggets. photographs, artifacts and interpretive advantage of some free time to browse in the you in the wild history of the Klondike Gold The Gold Shack offers fresh-baked sweets (at displays bring the past to life and immerse Gold Parlor for fine jewelry and gold nuggets. Rush. Your adventure begins as you journey your own expense) and gifts galore. you in the wild history of the Klondike Gold The Gold Shack offers fresh-baked sweets (at through the historic streets of downtown Rush. Your adventure begins as you journey your own expense) and gifts galore. Skagway past wooden walkways to Dredge You'll have time to purchase a snack and through the historic streets of downtown Town. beverage at Gold Rush Restaurant & Brewery Skagway past wooden walkways to Dredge You'll have time to purchase a snack and (at your own expense) or just relax along the Town. beverage at Gold Rush Restaurant & Brewery Meet a dog-sled musher who will show you a river enjoying the mountain views. (at your own expense) or just relax along the video presentation that introduces you to Meet a dog-sled musher who will show you a river enjoying the mountain views. dogs of the Klondike Gold Rush and explains Your tour concludes as you re-board your video presentation that introduces you to the sport of winter dog-sledding today. Meet motor coach, a little bit richer after gold dogs of the Klondike Gold Rush and explains Your tour concludes as you re-board your and interact with the Iditarod sled dogs and panning, for the short ride back to the ship. If the sport of winter dog-sledding today. Meet motor coach, a little bit richer after gold their puppies, stopping first at the checkpoint you choose to stay past your departure time, and interact with the Iditarod sled dogs and panning, for the short ride back to the ship. If

Page 30 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 you choose to stay past your departure time, lunch or light dinner (depending on time of while your expert guide tells you what to Lynn Canal to the picturesque village of day), and made with fresh ingredients from expect and how to safely navigate the course. Haines. Dredge Town provides a free shuttle ride the garden, accompanied by a glass of beer or At the take-off zone, clip in and get a running (every 30 minutes) back to the ship or to the wine. You're free to wander in the gardens, start on solid ground before you take flight Board a motor coach for a beautiful 40- center of town. gallery and shop. into the treetops of the Alaskan rain forest. minute drive up the National Scenic Byway. Fly over a course of 11 zip-lines and 4 You'll see Haines and historic Fort Seward on Golden Glassblowing Your tour concludes with a scenic drive back suspension bridges. The lines will place you this narrated drive. Watch for moose and Experience at Jewell to the pier. directly above glacially fed waterfalls and swans in the marshlands as you head up the Gardens includes the Pipeline -- a line that's longer Chilkat River Valley. Notes: than two football fields -- as well as the Big Departs: 7:30 AM Kahuna, on which you can reach up to 45 At the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, Approximately 3 Hours Minimum age is 6 years. Guests are advised to miles per hour. experienced guides await to begin your rafting Adult $219.95; Child $149.95 wear natural fiber clothing and closed-toe adventure (not white water). You'll float This 'hot shop' adventure invites you to create shoes. Included shipping is to addresses in the This extraordinary adventure is sure to silently down the river aboard an 18-foot your own glass art in the Last Frontier, United States; guests shipping to international inspire and invigorate you. Exhilarating inflatable raft -- the best way to observe the complete with real gold in your finished piece. addresses will be charged any additional stories and breathtaking photos are your take- eagles drawn to feed on the plentiful salmon. Tea service, lunch or dinner is also on the postage. home prizes on this excursion of a lifetime. Bears and wolves are also frequent guests at menu -- a delicious way to end this hands-on the feast. Not only rich in wildlife, the experience. Grizzly Falls Zip-Line Expedition Notes: preserve is also a place of incredible beauty, with towering mountains, hanging glaciers Your tour begins as you board your motor Minimum weight is 50 lbs; maximum weight and lush forests. Departs: 7:20 AM coach for a narrated tour of Skagway en route Approximately 4 Hours is 265 lbs. Minimum age is 6 years. to Jewell Gardens, a tranquil oasis of organic Price $189.95 Participants must be in good physical After your float, enjoy a riverside picnic. flowers and plants. Upon your arrival, your condition. Guests with injuries, seizure Listed as the #1 excursion on Trip Advisor for guide will offer a private orientation to this disorders, and/or current or recurring Your tour concludes with a return cruise Skagway, this fast, fun, and exhilarating spectacular northern show garden. medical conditions, and pregnant women are aboard the catamaran back to Skagway. With adventure is sure to excite nature-lovers and not allowed to participate. Dress in layers; Haines behind you, you'll take with you a thrill-seekers. Enter the hot shop, where you'll learn the wear closed-toe footwear suitable for outdoor wealth of unforgettable memories. ancient art of working with molten glass. activity. First, an entertaining tour takes you through You'll create the ultimate Alaska memento, a Notes: historic Skagway and along nine miles of handmade ornament to float in your garden Haines Eagle Preserve Float & stunning coastline en route to Dyea pond, or hang in a window or on a Christmas Wildlife Quest Maximum weight is 350 lbs. Minimum age is (pronounced 'die-ee'). At the zip-line base in tree. In the spirit of the Gold Rush, you'll have 7 years. Pregnant women past 20 weeks' Dyea, you will hop into a customized Unimog the opportunity to incorporate 24-karat gold gestation are not allowed to participate. -- an all-wheel-drive vehicle -- to ascend the Departs: 7:30 AM for dazzling effect. Your work of art can be Participants must be in good health and must rugged mountain road. On the way up, check Approximately 6½ Hours shipped anywhere in the United States at no Adult $219.95; Child $169.95 be able to walk over loose gravel and dry river out the impressive rain forest -- you're about additional charge. delta to board the rafts. Waiver must be to fly over this wild landscape. Your tour begins as you board a high-speed signed and medical conditions disclosed. Life catamaran for a scenic cruise through North Embark on a guided glass gallery tour of jacket, rubber boots and poncho are supplied At the top of the mountain, suit up in gear America's deepest fjord. Watch for whales, hand-blown works, followed by tea service, for the rafting portion of the tour. Dress that meets the highest industry standards seals, and spectacular waterfalls as you cruise

Page 31 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 comfortably in layers and bring an extra pair bottom, open riverboats, and offer extra Historic Park. Along the way, your Klondike Rock Climb & Rappel of socks. This is a float trip with no outerwear to keep you warm and comfortable. knowledgeable guide entertains you with tales whitewater. Lunch may be served before or The friendly staff offer tales of the from the crazy days of the gold rush, and the after the float, depending on the time of the backcountry lifestyle and 'real Alaska' stories. boom and bust of the town of Dyea. You'll Departs: 10:00 AM, 1:45 PM Approximately 3¼ Hours day. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not pass by some of the few remaining signs of Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 guaranteed. Enjoy a sack lunch of chicken Caesar wrap, what was once a rambling gold rush town of chips, homemade cookie and bottled water on 10,000, including the Slide Cemetery. Join a professional mountain guide for an Haines Wilderness Odyssey by Jet your return bus trip to Haines. exciting climbing adventure on the smooth Boat Ride out of the rain forest and onto the Dyea granite walls of fabulously scenic White Pass. The fast ferry returns you to Skagway. flats overlooking the northern tip of Lynn Canal. Discover why the locals come here to From the Klondike Highway, a short hike Departs: 7:30 AM over a beautiful nature trail will bring you to Approximately 6¼ Hours Notes: view wildlife such as eagles and the salmon Adult $209.95; Child $159.95 run. Soak in the serenity and marvel at the the base of the spectacular rock face. Here you will don rock climbing shoes, helmets and Board a fast ferry for a 45-minute cruise Tidal conditions can make the dock ramp majestic mountains, streams, and Alaskan harnesses and rope up to climb the clean down Lynn Canal to the town of Haines -- a very steep. Not advisable for guests with wildflowers. This adventure is sure to granite. great opportunity to visit two ports in one mobility limitations. Wheelchairs and electric invigorate those who have been lured to day. Keep a watchful eye for marine life and scooters cannot be accommodated. Dress Alaska by tales of its spectacular beauty. There are more than a dozen routes from bald eagles dotted along the shoreline. warmly in layers with a wind- and waterproof which to choose, perfect for all abilities. Each Mountain peaks rise from the ocean to outer layer; bring gloves, a scarf and a warm After the ride, relax with your guide as you climb ends with a stunning view of the heights of 6,000 feet, with cascading waterfalls hat. Wildlife sightings are likely but not enjoy refreshments and Alaskan salmon pâté. Skagway River, the White Pass & Yukon making for fabulous photos of Alaska and its guaranteed. Reflect on your serene adventure during the Route Railroad and the surrounding rugged terrain. scenic drive back to Skagway. wilderness. Horseback Riding Adventure

In Haines, meet your guide and board a bus The local tour operator takes pride in sharing Try rappelling down the high cliffs -- an for a ride along the Haines Scenic Byway. Alaska's beauty and stories and is honored to Departs: 1:00 PM adventure perfect for those looking for a first Where the road ends, the real Alaska begins, provide you with a wonderful outdoor Approximately 3½ Hours climbing experience, or for experienced and so does your adventure. Price $189.95 adventure in the last American frontier. climbers looking for a challenge.

Escape the hustle and bustle of port and come Part company with civilization as you board a Notes: discover the awe-inspiring Alaskan beauty None of the climbing is mandatory; everyone boat and traverse many different channels of just as the pioneers did -- on horseback! will enjoy the cliff-side snack and stunning the silt-laden Chilkat River. You'll travel at Minimum height is 4'10". Maximum weight is views. least 20 miles into the Chilkat Bald Eagle 250 lbs. Participants should consider their After an entertaining drive through Preserve to view bald eagles and their massive physical fitness level and medical history charming, historic Skagway and along the Notes: nests in natural habitat. This roadless area of when determining whether this tour is breathtaking coastline, you will arrive at the the wilderness boasts the best moose territory appropriate. You must be able to maintain ranch in Dyea. Participants must be able to hike for a few in the valley. Your chances of spotting moose control of the animal and balance in the minutes over uneven terrain. Dress in warm, or a bear are very good. saddle. Pregnant women are not allowed to Your experienced guide offers a safety talk; layered clothing that allows for good participate. Dress warmly in layers; wear then, you'll climb aboard your trusty steed. flexibility. Minimum age is 6 years. Minimum The Hess family started their business almost closed-toe shoes. For 1¾ hours you will ride on horseback weight is 50 lbs. Maximum weight is 300 lbs. 30 years ago with specially-designed, flat- through the Klondike Gold Rush National

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Maximum waist size is 52". Not advisable for of the prospectors, both the lucky and the Musher's Camp & Sled Dog and of course snow-capped mountains. guests using a wheelchair. Pregnant women downtrodden. You will use ingredients Experience are not allowed to participate. Climbing straight from the inn's kitchen garden and The Unimog will then bring you to the shoes, helmet and harness are provided. make two different traditional drinks (with a Kennel Talk. This is where mushers share Departs: 9:00 AM Includes a small snack or tasting of local choice of alcohol or no-alcohol recipes). Approximately 3¼ Hours their passion for dog sledding and answer the specialties. The snack is not a meal. Observer These are named for the ladies of the Skagway Price $169.95 most frequently asked questions about the rates can be booked on board. Inn, according to an old Alaskan custom. sport. At the Kennel Talk, you'll hear all the On this dry land (no snow) adventure you Some of the more famous concoctions fascinating answers and you'll also have will take an exhilarating sled ride pulled by a Legends & Lies: A Gold Rush include Alice's Bucking Caribou Concoction plenty of time to play with the puppies. Your team of powerful Alaskan huskies, learn Saloon Experience and Essie's Northern Lights, garnished with handling them and showing them affection about the adventurous sport of dog mushing edible gold. helps to socialize these future athletes, which from genuine mushers. Each summer this is essential to their racing success. Departs: 12:30 PM, 3:00 PM, 5:30 PM camp is home to many mushers who bring As you sample the beverages and nibble on an Approximately 2½ Hours their dogs to train for various winter Price $99.95 array of snacks -- salmon or cheese A crackling fire and a fun gift shop round out activities. In fact, all the dogs at the camp are quesadillas, halibut mini-cakes, chips with your visit to this spectacular Alaskan setting. A 30-minute tour of the town kicks off this owned by year-round mushers, some of rhubarb salsa, and reindeer pig-in-a-blanket, fascinating glimpse of a bygone era, when a whom have competed in world-renowned you'll hear stories -- fact and fiction -- and Mushers' Camp & S'mores rough and ready crowd roamed the streets of races such as the Iditarod and the Yukon music played on an upright piano. Finish with Roasting Skagway, and Paradise Alley was anything but Quest. a Prohibition-era Shrub and Iceworm toast to the highway to heaven implied by its name. your willing or unwilling induction into the Your journey begins with an entertaining Departs: 2:10 PM great Order of the Sourdough. You're headed to the Historic Skagway Inn, historic tour through downtown Skagway, Approximately 2¾ Hours Price $129.95 located on Paradise Alley. The establishment and along nine miles of stunning coastline to Leave with a signature saloon glass and drinks was famous, or perhaps infamous, for being the musher's camp in Dyea. Next, hop into a Your journey begins with an entertaining ride recipes, and a whole host of wonderful the largest brothel in Skagway during the specialized Unimog for an exciting ride up a with a knowledgeable guide, through memories. Gold Rush era. Just outside its doors, rugged mountain road, surrounded by downtown Skagway and along nine miles of prospector JD Stewart was robbed of his gold glacially fed streams and waterfalls. Lynn Fjord coastline. You're headed west to Ride the SMART shuttle back to the ship. takings (today's equivalent of $77,000) -- a the Adventure Camp set in the former Dyea lesson for braggarts everywhere. At the top, a musher will greet you with a area. The town of Dyea is long gone -- a Notes: custom-designed wheeled summertime sled casualty of the end of the gold rush -- but the

The inn is the perfect backdrop for this highly and a team of very excited Alaskan huskies. potential for adventure here remains alive and Minimum age is 16 years; minimum age to entertaining, hands-on tour that makes you'll Feel the power of these strong dogs as they well. sample the beverages is 21 years. Persons feel as if you've stepped back in time. Enter whisk you down a mile-long, zigzagging trail under the age of 21 must be accompanied by a the Saloon Dining Room to meet costumed deep in the Tongass National Forest. Kick off your visit with a 'Musher Talk', which legal guardian aged 21 years or older. Photo characters from the past. They'll treat you to a shares the fascinating answers to all of your ID required. colorful rendition of their own 'biographies', Spend a bit of time with the dog team; then, questions. Your hosts have been sharing their as well as stories and songs from the Gold climb back into the Unimog and enjoy the passion for dog-sledding for years. Of course Rush. adventurous ride to a breathtaking viewpoint you'll also have plenty of time to play with the overlooking the Dyea tidal flats. Depending puppies. Your affection and interaction You'll learn to make classic stampeder on the time of year, you might see eagles, actually helps to socialize these future athletes libations -- beverages that warmed the hearts bears, seals, horseback riders, wild flowers, -- essential to their racing success -- so you

Page 33 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 are shaping the sled dogs of the future. commentary at the many photo stops. Seals, inform you about the ecology of this rich area. Red Onion Saloon Breakfast & whales, sea lions, eagles, sea birds and Historical City Drive Next, enjoy some time around the campfire mountain goats often come out to play. On and learn how to create the perfect, delicious occasion, the captain will cut the engines so Departs: 7:30 AM outdoor treat as your guide teaches you the you can experience the sights, sounds and After a bicycle and safety orientation, your Approximately 3¼ Hours art of s'more roasting. The vital steps include serenity of Alaska's wilderness. guide will lead your small group on a bike Adult $79.95; Child $69.95 perfectly toasting the graham cracker, route that covers five miles of flat terrain for Relive the edgy days of saloons and dance warming the chocolate, and roasting the At the conclusion of your thrilling day, return easy pedaling. You will ride through the lush halls, shootouts, ladies of the night, and perfect marshmallow, then combining it all to port. Guests who wish to stay in town to rain forest, visit historic ruins, see the cancan girls on a fun-filled journey through for the most astounding s'more. shop or explore independently are welcome Chilkoot trailhead, and venture out to the Skagway's colorful history. to do so, but must make their own way back coastal tidal flats where eagles, salmon,

Take a self-guided nature hike through dense to the ship. colorful wildflowers, and dazzling mountains Board a motorcoach for a narrated panoramic Alaskan forest to see some beautiful are often in view. Keep your eyes open for drive through historic downtown Skagway. waterfalls, or browse the gift shop and relax in Notes: bears as well. the saloon with a deck overlooking a At the Red Onion Saloon, a splendidly- picturesque stream. Minimum age is 10 years. Minimum height is Where the river meets the sea, look for costumed madam greets you with a souvenir 4'0". Maximum weight is 350 lbs. Pregnant remnants of the town of Dyea. During the garter and a gold miner's breakfast of Alaskan adventure, history and awe-inspiring women and guests with neck or back injuries Gold Rush, Dyea was Skagway's rival city, scrambled eggs with onions, peppers and wilderness await you on this outing with a are not allowed to participate. Exposure suits booming with 10,000 people. Now nature has cheese, sausage links, croissant and seasonal locally-owned and -operated company with are provided to be worn over your clothing. reclaimed the land, leaving only ghosts of its fresh fruit. Delight in tales of Klondike Kate, guides whose passion for mushing and for Guests should bring their own gloves, gold rush past. Diamond-Tooth Lil and other enterprising Alaska are self-evident. sunglasses, and hat (one that is warm and will women who worked at the Red Onion in not fly off in the wind). Wildlife sightings are Notes: 1898, and of the saloon's more recent (but no Ocean Raft Adventure likely but are not guaranteed. less intoxicating) history. Try a Red-Light Participants must be confident riding a Bloody Mary, Klondike Koffee, mimosa or Rain Forest by Bicycle bicycle with handbrakes along approximately Departs: 10:15 AM cocktail of your choice. five miles of flat, dirt roads. Minimum age is Approximately 2 Hours Price $149.95 10 years. Minimum height is 4'6". Maximum Departs: 8:00 AM Head upstairs to the celebrated Brothel weight is 300 lbs. Wear sport shoes and Explore the breathtaking Lynn Canal -- North Approximately 3 Hours Museum and explore the hallway, bedrooms, layered clothing. Outerwear is provided. America's deepest and longest fjord -- from Adult $104.95; Child $94.95 and artifacts left behind by the 'soiled doves' Waiver must be signed and medical an ocean raft on this adrenaline-fueled Leave the crowds behind, get some mild of yesteryear. Have your photo taken with one conditions disclosed. adventure. A comfortable exposure-suit keeps exercise, and take in the natural wonders of of the Madams before the bustling bar opens you dry throughout the excursion, with gloves Alaska on a bicycle -- the perfect way to to the public. and goggles if you wish. experience the natural beauty and history of the Taiya River Valley. Next, a panoramic drive through Skagway's The fast, easily-maneuverable vessel provides downtown historic district brings you to the excellent access to the dramatic waterfalls, This scenic tour starts with an informative Skagway Museum. Inside, unusual artifacts hidden coves and abundant wildlife that van tour along the spectacular coastal inlets to provide tangible evidence of the stories you'll abound. As you get extra close to points of the west of Skagway. Your professional guides see and hear today. interest, your captain provides interesting will tell you about the gold rush of '98 and

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Journey over to the Gold Rush Cemetery -- You'll board a yellow 1927 sightseeing bus Skagway, Summit & The Days of final resting place of some of the more with a costumed driver, and sit back and relax Your guide will select his favorite locations '98 Show (Wheelchair Accessible) colorful characters of the Klondike Gold as your conductor passes on a century of and provide you with ample time to set up the Rush. history, behind-the-scenes tales, and stories of best shots. Depending on conditions, you may Departs: 7:30 AM life in small town Alaska. be shooting the dramatic scenery of the White Approximately 3¼ Hours From the Lookout, photograph the sweeping Pass summit -- a wonderland of azure lakes Adult $59.95; Child $49.95 view of the Skagway Valley, glacier-clad Explore the waterfront and National Park and stunted forests. Or, you may travel along This thrilling introduction to gold-rush mountains, Lynn Canal and your cruise ship. Historic District; enjoy the panoramic views the scenic coastline towards the former gold history begins with a panoramic drive from the scenic overlook; and have your rush town of Dyea. through historic Skagway. This town was the Notes: camera ready for the re-telling of Soapy very hub of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897- Smith's gunfight at the Gold Rush Cemetery. The emphasis is on learning and taking time 1898. Sense the excitement and nostalgia Minimum age to consume alcohol is 21 years To capture the history of this gold rush town for excellent photography, rather than the around every corner as you drive to the Gold old with photo ID. Parental discretion is and the pioneer families that built it, you will photography being incidental. Your guide will Rush Cemetery. The lives, loves, dirt and advised. motor through the residential neighborhoods suggest shots, and help you get the most out deeds of Skagway's colorful gold rush of Skagway, famous for their flower gardens, of your camera or smartphone. He will characters and call-girls, stampeders and Skagway Street Car City Tour and pass the early childhood home of Alaska's discuss issues such as composition, exposure, swindlers, are all laid to rest here. former Governor, Sarah Palin. and depth of field. Even a simple point-and-

shoot camera or a phone can take great Departs: 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 1:15 PM, 3:15 Journey by motorcoach along the Klondike Guests who wish to stay in town to shop or photos! PM Highway, paralleling the famed White Pass & explore independently are welcome to do so, Approximately 1½ Hours Yukon Route Railroad, with breathtaking Adult $44.95; Child $29.95 but must make their own way back to the The goal is to find out your present level of views from the 3,290-foot summit. Your ship. photography, and introduce and advance you Don't miss the Skagway Street Car for a guide tells many stories of yesteryear as you to the next level. The theme is flexibility, complete understanding of the city and its trace the fortune-seekers' footsteps along Notes: rather than adherence to a rigid schedule. colorful century of history. This is your Brackett's Wagon Road, past Pitchfork Falls chance to experience Skagway with Alaska's and Dead Horse Gulch. The award-winning Skagway Street Car Notes: original historic city tour to 'All Points of excursion is an old-fashioned city tour and Interest' -- an informative and fun-filled 90 It all comes together at The Days of '98 show combines well with a second excursion. Ideal This adventure crosses the US/Canadian minutes. Skagway character Martin Itjen -- the longest-running theatrical production for guests with mobility limitations. border; US and Canadian citizens must carry came north looking for Klondike gold in in Alaska. The show places you right in the a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities 1898, and instead became the town's most heart of Skagway's history with singing and Skagway in Focus: Guided must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. celebrated storyteller. The first passenger dancing, love and rejection, drama and laugh- Photography Adventure This is a guide's choice tour so the above Martin took on his Skagway Street Car tour out-loud comedy. outline is an example of how the tour will be was US President Warren G. Harding. Back run. Any type of camera or smartphone is then, in 1923, he claimed that there was Departs: 8:30 AM Notes: welcome. "nothing like it in the world" and he went on Approximately 3 Hours Price $99.95 to delight visitors with his motorized The content of this tour is identical to sightseeing tour and tall tales for many This tour provides a rare opportunity to focus Skagway, Summit & The Dangerous Days of decades. Today, Martin's tour lives on in on photographing the stunning scenery of '98. Only guests using a wheelchair can book Skagway. Skagway and the surrounding area with a this tour, as it ensures accessible local, professional photography guide. transportation. Due to the specialized nature

Page 35 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 of some lift-equipped vehicles, priority is Mountain trailhead, located in the heart of Notes: given to guests using a wheelchair and one It all comes together at The Days of '98 show the Tongass National Forest. companion only; additional companions may -- the longest-running theatrical production Driving the machines is based on availability. be required to travel on the transportation in Alaska. The show places you right in the Your guide will demonstrate how to operate Guides do their utmost to ensure individuals provided for tour Skagway, Summit & The heart of Skagway's history with singing and the Kawasaki Mule, an automatic who would like to drive have the opportunity Dangerous Days of '98. This adventure dancing, love and rejection, drama and laugh- transmission, 4x4 utility vehicle that is used to to do so. Minimum age to drive is 21 years; crosses the US/ Canadian border; US and out-loud comedy. traverse the six-mile round-trip trail through bring your driver's license. Pregnant women Canadian citizens must carry a passport and some of the most pristine forest in Alaska. and guests with back problems or any other ship ID. All other nationalities must have a Notes: The mules are equipped with seat belts for up medical conditions should consult with their valid passport, visa and ship ID. Guests who to five guests, are easily accessible and have physician before participating in this wish to stay in town to shop or explore This adventure crosses the US/ Canadian storage for extra supplies and equipment. The excursion. Waiver must be signed and independently after the show are welcome to border; US and Canadian citizens must carry excitement begins as you turn the key. medical conditions disclosed. Vegetarian do so, but must make their own way back to a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities meals are available with 24 hours' notice. the ship. must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. Watch for bears as you enjoy a snack of fresh- Maximum weight is 500 lbs. Guests who wish to stay in town to shop or baked cookies and hot chocolate at the lodge. Skagway, Summit & The Days of explore independently after the show are To the Klondike Summit '98 Show welcome to do so, but must make their own way back to the ship. Departs: 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM, 1:15 PM Venturing on, take advantage of the Departs: 7:30 AM Approximately 1½ Hours Approximately 3¼ Hours Takshanuk Mountain Trail by 4x4 magnificent photo opportunities including Adult $44.95; Child $34.95 Adult $59.95; Child $49.95 & Lodge Meal crystal clear mountain streams, a cascading Follow the original Gold Rush Trail of '98 up waterfall, a scenic alpine lake, and hopefully This thrilling introduction to gold-rush one of North America's most breathtaking the occasional eagle or bear. At the sub-alpine history begins with a panoramic drive Departs: 8:30 AM mountain roads. meadow you will experience the panoramic through historic Skagway. This town was the Approximately 6¼ Hours Adult $209.95; Child $129.95 view of the Lynn Canal, Chilkoot Lake and very hub of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897- As you drive along the scenic Klondike the many snow-capped mountains that make 1898. Sense the excitement and nostalgia Bring the family and get ready for an Alaskan Highway, the large picture windows of your Alaska so famous. around every corner as you drive to the Gold wilderness adventure on the Takshanuk minibus afford spectacular views. Your route

Rush Cemetery. The lives, loves, dirt and Mountain Trail. Take the wheel of a 4x4 parallels the historical White Pass & Yukon On the way down, you will stop once again at deeds of Skagway's colorful gold rush Kawasaki Mule and join your friendly and Route Railroad as your guide's narrative an exclusive mountaintop lodge to enjoy a characters and call-girls, stampeders and knowledgeable guide for a journey through brings to life the history of the area. There are warm fire, stunning views and a home- swindlers, are all laid to rest here. spectacular views of mountains and forests, plenty of sights along the way, including Dead cooked halibut and chicken lunch made just including a panoramic view of the Lynn Horse Trail, the old Brackett Wagon Road, for you. Journey by motorcoach along the Klondike Canal and Chilkoot Lake from 1,500 feet Pitchfork Falls and Moore Bridge.

Highway, paralleling the famed White Pass & elevation. Reach the West White Pass summit at a lofty At the trailhead, climb aboard the Takshanuk Yukon Route Railroad, with breathtaking 3,290 feet. The pristine air is invigorating and Trail bus, pausing for a short tour of historic views from the 3,290-foot summit. Your Your excursion begins in Skagway with a the vast silence is broken only by the wind Haines and Fort William H. Seward before guide tells many stories of yesteryear as you scenic, narrated cruise aboard a high-speed blowing across the rugged landscape of the St returning to the ship in Skagway by high- trace the fortune-seekers' footsteps along catamaran down North America's longest and Elias range. speed catamaran. Brackett's Wagon Road, past Pitchfork Falls deepest fjord to the town of Haines. A short and Dead Horse Gulch. bus transfer brings you to the Takshanuk Notes:

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railway was completed in 26 months by White Pass Rail & Klondike Notes: This adventure crosses the US/Canadian blasting through the mountains with 450 tons Highway by Bike border; US and Canadian citizens must carry of explosives. The 110-mile railroad was Participants must be confident on a bicycle a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities officially completed when a final golden spike with handbrakes, coasting downhill at speeds Departs: 7:40 AM, 12:40 PM must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. was hammered into place on July 29, 1900 in Approximately 4½ Hours between 15 and 25 mph. The bicycle portion Carcross, Yukon. Price $209.95 of the tour is on a public highway with vehicle White Pass & Yukon Route traffic. As this adventure crosses the Experience the great Northern outdoors, get Railroad: A Luxury Travel Your exclusive luxury car, pulled by a vintage US/Canadian border, US and Canadian Experience some fresh air and go biking with Alaska's diesel locomotive, climbs nearly 3,000 feet citizens must carry a passport and carry their original bicycle company on this combination over 20 miles of steep grades and around cliff- ship ID. All other nationalities must have a of two great excursions -- a unique way to hanging turns. You will retrace the original valid passport, visa and ship ID. Helmets Departs: 9:00 AM tour Skagway and the surrounding area. Approximately 2¾ Hours route to the White Pass summit, passing must be worn. Minimum age is 13 years.

Price $329.95 Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point and Dead Minimum height is 4'6". Maximum weight is First you'll board the historic White Pass & Experience the dramatic beauty of Southeast Horse Gulch. Take in the breathtaking 300 lbs. Wear sport shoes and layered Yukon Route narrow-gauge railroad for an Alaska while traveling aboard the White Pass panorama of mountains, glaciers, gorges, clothing. Rain jacket, pants, and fleece gloves incredible 1½-hour trip through the coastal & Yukon Route Railroad's premier luxury waterfalls, tunnels, trestles and historic sites provided. The ride is approximately 15 miles. mountains to British Columbia, Canada. parlor car. from your large, picture windows and Tour time may vary depending on Customs.

comfortable custom seating. As you travel, Waiver must be signed and medical Meet your professional guide, versed in the The White Pass Legacy Club is the ideal way your private guide will serve refreshments, conditions disclosed. ecology and history of the area, who will then to relish this historic narrow-gauge rail and recount the fascinating tales of Gold Rush take you for a short van ride along the scenic adventure. As you ascend from sea to summit, history. You'll even see the original Klondike White Pass Rail & Klondike Klondike Highway to the summit of the revel in a superior level of comfort in custom- Trail of '98 worn into the rocks -- a Highway: Multilingual White Pass. made leather seating. Enjoy all-inclusive permanent tribute to the thousands of souls beverages and regionally sourced appetizers who passed this way in search of fortune. After a bicycle and safety orientation, it is 15 Departs: 12:45 PM while sharing the unforgettable and exclusive scenic miles downhill from the summit to the Approximately 3½ Hours experience with your travel companions. At the completion of your excursion, Adult $179.95; Child $129.95 sea. As you coast along the paved Klondike Round out this first-class excursion with a convenient dockside service returns you Highway on this 1½-hour bike ride you will Presented in multiple foreign languages private guide who will highlight all the scenic directly to the ship. make multiple stops for photos of the historic simultaneously, this excursion combines a viewpoints while sharing the incredible story White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, trip over the Klondike Highway with a ride on of the construction of the railroad. Notes: cascading waterfalls, awe-inspiring glaciers, the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. It

majestic mountains, and other historic sites. leaves you with plenty of time for shopping or The White Pass & Yukon Route itself is unlike Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair. Your senses will awaken to sights and sounds other adventures during your day visiting any other railroad. Against all odds, the iron Minimum age is 21 years. of Alaska that can only be experienced on two Skagway -- the most famous gold rush city in trail was carved through some of the North's wheels. You will even ride your bike across Alaska. Your experience begins on board a most rugged terrain in 1898. Built during the the US/Canadian border. comfortable minibus, whose large picture Klondike Gold Rush, this engineering wonder windows afford spectacular views as you is an International Historic Civil Engineering After this thrilling ride, enjoy some free time travel through historic Skagway; then, head Landmark -- an honor shared with the Eiffel in historic downtown Skagway before north along the Klondike Highway and up Tower, the Panama Canal and the Statue of heading back to the ship. through the West White Pass of the St Elias Liberty. Considered an impossible feat, the Range. This is the highest coastal range in the

Page 37 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 world, and you are traveling one of North Board a deluxe motor coach and experience At the Dog Musher's Village, visit with Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. The America's most scenic mountain roads. Your the magic and the mystery of the famed Iditarod dog mushers and take pictures with track climbs nearly 3,000 feet over 20 miles of guide imparts a century's worth of White Pass Yukon Territory. Your adventure begins on sled dogs and husky puppies; or, for an extra steep grades and cliff-hanging turns. Relax in stories as you pass numerous landmarks, the docks of Skagway and soon you'll be fee, join them for a dog-cart ride with actual a vintage rail car as you pass Bridal Veil Falls, including the Dead Horse Trail, the old climbing the South Klondike Highway to the Iditarod and Yukon Quest dogs. Kids and Inspiration Point and Dead Horse Gulch -- a Brackett Wagon Road, Pitchfork Falls and top of the White Pass -- 3,292 feet above sea adults alike will enjoy the petting farm. breathtaking panorama of mountains, Moore Bridge. Opportunities to snap photos level -- with views of majestic peaks, glaciers, gorges, waterfalls, tunnels, trestles of stunning peaks and glaciers abound on this waterfalls, and glaciers from the coach. Back at Fraser, British Columbia, you'll board and historic sites. See the original Klondike route. You'll travel from the coastal rain forest Leaving White Pass and the USA behind, the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad for a Trail of '98 worn into the rocks -- a through the sub-Arctic taiga and ascend to you'll enter Canada and the unspoiled and truly unforgettable ride down this historic permanent tribute to the thousands of souls the summit. At an elevation of 3,290 feet, the untamed beauty of the Yukon Territory. and breathtaking narrow-gauge track. who passed this way in search of fortune. This vast silence is broken only by the sound of the famous, historic railway leads to Fraser, wind blowing across this veritable moonscape Marvel at the chain of lakes that form the Notes: British Columbia, and on to beautiful Bennett of rock -- barren except for the stunted alpine headwaters of the Yukon River, explore the Lake. flora and dotted with small lakes. Your guide rustic town of Caribou Crossing (Carcross). This adventure crosses the US/Canadian will gladly take your picture here as a Snap a quick photo of the world's smallest border; US and Canadian citizens must carry Accessible only by train, Bennett, BC is an memento of your trip. Upon arrival at Fraser, desert (time permitting), and enjoy the tales a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities abandoned town. Constructed during the B.C., you'll board a vintage narrow-gauge of the Klondike Gold rush provided by your must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. Klondike Gold Rush, Bennett was located at railcar for your trip aboard the world-famous guide throughout your journey. the end of the White Pass and Chilkoot Trails White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, White Pass Rail Bennett Lake & -- a vital stop for prospectors on their journey retracing the Trail of '98 while from a A stop at Caribou Crossing Trading Post is an Yukon Adventure north to the gold fields. Back in the day, completely different perspective. The train opportunity to satisfy your wilderness thousands of people constructed boats and takes you along the opposite side of the pass appetite with a delicious chicken barbecue rafts here to launch across the lake and down Departs: 7:30 AM and down into the canyon, with new and lunch complete with Grandma's all-you-can- Approximately 8 Hours the Yukon River. breathtaking panoramas of mountains, eat homemade donuts. Adult $279.95; Child $179.95 glaciers, and waterfalls. Disembark in The wilderness beckons you on this 67-mile Leave the train in Bennett and step inside the Skagway and make the most of some free Tour Yukon's most extensive Wildlife journey aboard the historic White Pass White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad's time for exploring, shopping and catching Museum, strolling among the creatures of Railroad to remote Bennett Lake. Step back in Museum and interpretive center. This is a gold fever. Yukon's past and present, with favorites time and explore an abandoned gold rush journey back in time -- a chance to explore including steppe bison, grizzly bears, monster town on a self-guided walking tour; then, dine this magnificent area through a self-guided White Pass Rail & Yukon moose, woolly mammoth, and the world's on a hearty lunch. walking tour along the once-bustling Expedition largest mounted polar bear. Absorb some shoreline of Bennett Lake. If you're up to it, authentic Canadian culture with Caribou Begin your day by traveling via motor coach don't miss the walk up to the church on the Crossing's newest exhibit -- the Royal hill. Departs: 7:30 AM to the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad Approximately 8¼ Hours Canadian Mounted Police Heritage Center. depot, where you will board the train for a Adult $209.95; Child $159.95 This interpretive display focuses on the spectacular 67-mile northbound trip. Against Re-board the train and enjoy lunch on board You've traveled so far already, now is a great history of Canada's Mounties and highlights all odds, this iron trail was carved through as it travels past the lake en route to Carcross. time to make the 65-mile journey into the their role in the Yukon Territory during the some of the North's most rugged terrain in Carcross is a contraction of the town's full Yukon. Klondike Gold Rush. 1898 during the Klondike Gold Rush. This and correct name, which is Caribou Crossing. engineering wonder is an International After exploring the Native village here, switch

Page 38 of 60 Skagway, Alaska, US - Wednesday, September 15, 2021 to a motor coach for the scenic journey down White Pass. Liarsville is named for the Yukon Route Railroad. This wonderfully old- This adventure crosses the US/ Canadian the Klondike Highway and back to Skagway. journalists sent here to report on the fashioned narrow-gauge train with vintage border; US and Canadian citizens must carry Klondike Gold Rush, whose articles included cars follows the original route, climbing a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities Notes: tall tales of the prospectors' exploits. Browse through rugged terrain beyond the summit of must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. the authentic camp exhibits, including White Pass to Fraser, British Columbia. A vegetarian lunch available; please notify the This adventure crosses the US/Canadian antiques and garments left behind by the Shore Excursions staff at least 24 hours prior border; US and Canadian citizens must carry prospectors and those who profited from At Fraser, board a motorcoach and journey to the tour. a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities them. A cast of 'sourdoughs' and dance hall down the west side of the White Pass Canyon. must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. girls will entertain you with a hilarious Your driver-guide shares tales of stampeders White Pass Summit Written consent is required for children melodrama and a poem by Robert Service, the who traveled the pass in search of their Scenic Railroad (Wheelchair traveling into Canada without both parents. Bard of the North. fortune. Accessible) Vegetarian lunch available with at least 24 hours' notice. Tour and transportation You'll also have a chance to try your hand at Time Permitting, a stop at Tormented Valley sequence may vary. the art of gold panning in the Liarsville gold and Pitchfork Falls provides picturesque Departs: 9:00 AM, 1:00 PM fields, where you are guaranteed to find some valley views. Approximately 2¾ Hours Adult $139.95; Child $89.95 White Pass Rail, Klondike gold to keep. Enjoy a snack, shop for Highway & Liarsville Gold Camp souvenirs or have your photo taken with a Your destination is Dredge Town, where you Take an unforgettable round trip journey dance hall girl. will enjoy an authentic barbecue lunch aboard the White Pass & Yukon Route including ribs, chicken and various side- Railroad. Against all odds, this iron trail was Departs: 7:30 AM Approximately 5 Hours Notes: dishes. Dine inside, on the riverside patio or built through some of the North's most Adult $179.95; Child $129.95 on the rooftop deck, surrounded by mountain ruggedly beautiful terrain and more than 120 years later is still in operation. Experience an unforgettable journey along This adventure crosses the US/Canadian views. the eastern side of White Pass aboard the border; US and Canadian citizens must carry Ride in a comfortable, restored or replica world-famous narrow-gauge White Pass & a passport and ship ID. All other nationalities Refreshed, you're ready to find your own vintage rail car to the summit of the White Yukon Route Railroad, built more than 100 must have a valid passport, visa and ship ID. fortune. Experience a glimpse of the life of a Pass, through two tunnels, over sky-high years ago. You'll pass through some of the prospector when you join a colorful cast of trestles, and remote valleys. Pass Bridal Veil North's most rugged terrain on board a White Pass Rail, Summit, Gold characters to learn the art of gold panning. Panning & Barbecue Lunch Falls, Inspiration Point and Dead Horse comfortable, narrow-gauge rail car as you Practice your technique in warm-water Gulch as your guide announces all points of retrace the original route through troughs -- gold is guaranteed in every pan. Haul your swag into the Gold Shack to have it interest and tells the story of the Klondike breathtaking scenery beyond the summit of Departs: 7:30 AM Gold Rush. White Pass at 2,865 feet. Approximately 5¾ Hours weighed and browse among a collection of

Adult $209.95; Child $149.95 gold-nugget jewelry and mining-related At the White Pass Summit at 2,865 feet, the Upon reaching Fraser, British Columbia, Don't miss this golden opportunity to souvenirs. train makes a loop and heads back down the board a motor coach for the journey down experience the Klondike's rich past as the pass, allowing everyone to experience the the west side of White Pass Canyon. You'll prospectors never did -- in first-class comfort. Tour the 'living museum' to learn the excellent views during this round trip rail hear about Tormented Valley and Pitchfork fascinating history of the gold-rush days journey. Falls en route. before the picturesque drive back to the port.

This narrow-gauge railroad is an Stop at historic Liarsville, a gold rush trail Follow the route from Skagway to the Notes: International Historic Civil Engineering camp nestled beside a waterfall at the foot of Klondike gold fields aboard the White Pass &

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Landmark. It shares this honor with the vintage rail car to the summit of the White Panama Canal, the Eiffel Tower and the Pass, through two tunnels, over sky-high Statue of Liberty, and is truly a world wonder. trestles, and remote valleys. Pass Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point and Dead Horse Gulch as your guide announces all points of interest and tells the story of the Klondike Notes: Gold Rush.

The content of this tour is identical to White At the White Pass Summit at 2,865 feet, the Pass Summit Scenic Railroad. Only guests train makes a loop and heads back down the using a wheelchair can book this tour, as it pass, allowing everyone to experience the ensures accessible transportation. Due to the excellent views during this round trip rail specialized nature of some lift-equipped journey. vehicles, priority is given to guests using a wheelchair and one companion only; This narrow-gauge railroad is an additional companions may be required to International Historic Civil Engineering travel on the transportation provided for tour Landmark. It shares this honor with the White Pass Summit Scenic Railroad. Panama Canal, the Eiffel Tower and the Bookings not marked with an accessibility Statue of Liberty, and is truly a world wonder. requirement will be removed from the tour's inventory.

Restrooms are located on each train car. Food Notes: is not available for purchase on the train. You will not get off the train during the tour. Restrooms are located on each train car. Food is not available for purchase on the train. You White Pass Summit will not get off the train during the tour. Scenic Railroad

Departs: 9:00 AM, 1:00 PM Approximately 2¾ Hours Adult $139.95; Child $89.95 Take an unforgettable round trip journey aboard the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad. Against all odds, this iron trail was built through some of the North's most ruggedly beautiful terrain and more than 120 years later is still in operation.

Ride in a comfortable, restored or replica

Page 40 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021: Built out over the water and climbing weathered stairways, Ketchikan clings to the shores of Tongass Narrows and drapes the mountains with a cheerful air. Besides the main attractions - Creek Street, the Tongass Historical Museum, Totem Bight State Park and Saxman Village, try a flightseeing trip to breathtaking Misty Fjords National Monument--a transformational adventure not to be missed. These deep water fjords left by retreating glaciers left granite cliffs towering thousands of feet above the sea and countless waterfalls cascading into placid waters. The souvenir photos you'll take from the pontoons of the plane are worth the trip alone.

Adventure Kart Expedition You'll stop along the way to soak up the Alaska Bear Adventure by allowed to observe the forest wildlife and grandeur and beauty of this lush land. Floatplane ecosystem before the hike back to the van and the short drive to your waiting aircraft. Departs: Noon Enjoy a snack and beverage; then drivers and Approximately 3¼ Hours Departs: 10:30 AM Adult $199.95; Child $149.95 passengers have the opportunity to switch Approximately 3¼ Hours Notes: positions for the return trip. Watch out for Price $409.95 Sit back, strap yourself in, and hit the wildlife along the way -- eagles, deer or bears Due to weight and balance limitations, as well Take off from Ketchikan on a 20-minute accelerator for the off-road adventure of a are frequently sighted. as passenger safety and comfort, the airline flight by floatplane, headed to a remote site in lifetime. Mountain trails through a harvested has advised that guests weighing 250 lbs. or the Tongass National Forest noted for its timber area offer the perfect venue for an off- Shopping opportunities await you in the more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight salmon-rich streams and abundant wildlife. road challenge. General Store before the scenic drive back to surcharge of $150. In any case where the The aircraft is equipped with a digital stereo the ship. necessity of the surcharge is verified, it will be sound system and headsets for each Learn about the history, culture and economy paid directly to the tour operator just prior to individual guest to enjoy the narration. Each of Ketchikan as you are transported first by Notes: the flight departure.Carry-on baggage is participant is guaranteed a window seat and motor coach to the rain forest wilderness and limited to one small personal item per the pilot will identify points of interest en the Adventure Kart base camp. Listen to a Minimum height is 50 inches. Minimum passenger. Ample storage is available to guests route. safety briefing and gear up in preparation for weight is 40 lbs; maximum weight is 300 lbs. at no additional charge. All aircraft are your exciting, one-and-a-half-hour guided Minimum age to drive is 16 years with valid equipped with state of the art avionics and Upon landing, you will be met by a naturalist trek. driver's license and 18 years if there is a minor digital stereo sound systems. Access to this and drive a mile along a forest road to the in the vehicle. Wildlife sightings are likely but prime habitat is restricted by US Forest trailhead. A short hike along an improved The caravan of karts sets off to explore the are not guaranteed. Tour conditions are Service permit, to minimize impact and to trail leads to a viewing platform overlooking a remote backcountry along several miles of affected by the weather and your drive may be protect resources. Rain ponchos and bottled salmon spawning stream, deep in a rich rain improved forest trail, with your guide in the muddy or dusty. Waiver must be signed and water are available. Dress warmly in layers. forest environment. Here, black bears gather lead ATV. Feel the rush of adrenaline at the medical conditions disclosed. Two people per Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. to feed on runs of pink, coho and chum start of your journey in a custom-designed kart. This tour is not recommended for guests with salmon, and bald eagles perch in the Tomcar that tests your ability to traverse physical limitations. Not advisable for guests surrounding trees waiting to clean up fish through the wilderness. A comfortable pace is using a wheelchair. The ¼-mile hike to/from scraps left by the bears. In addition to black maintained as you thread your way around the bear viewing area is over uneven, and bears, the area is frequented by Sitka black- steep curves. The road climbs to reveal sometimes difficult, slippery terrain with a tail deer, bald eagles, mink and marten. unparalleled views of the Tongass National few steps. Wildlife sightings although

Forest, Behm Canal and Alaska's fabled Inside frequent, cannot be guaranteed. Tour is only This is an incredible experience for nature- Passage. available between late-July and mid- lovers and photographers. Ample time is

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September to maximize the chance of seeing At the marina, you're outfitted head to toe. physically active, as this tour requires bears during the peak salmon-spawning Board an open-air skiff and glide into a negotiating uneven terrain and the skiff is The Jeep® portion of your tour concludes with season. Minimum age is 8 years.Carry-on breathtaking landscape of secluded locations, open to the elements. Dress warmly in layers. your arrival at Lake Harriet Hunt. Grab a baggage is limited to one small personal item ideal for wildlife viewing and remote fishing. Rain gear, rubber boots, comfortable float paddle and join your companions in a 37- per passenger. Ample storage is available to With your custom light tackle, you'll jackets, wool socks, hats, gloves, fishing foot, 20-passenger Native-style canoe to guests at no additional charge. All aircraft are experience the thrill of angling for numerous equipment and tackle are provided. navigate your way across this mountain lake equipped with state of the art avionics and bottom fish species and whichever of the five Minimum age is 5 years. Maximum weight is and experience the unique ecosystem from a digital stereo sound systems. Access to this Pacific salmon species are in season. You'll 350 lbs. Not advisable for guests using a fun vantage point. The large nature of these prime habitat is restricted by US Forest work as a group to bring fish aboard and wheelchair. Wildlife sightings are likely but canoes makes them easy to paddle, stable and Service permit, to minimize impact and to provide for the gourmet wilderness meal are not guaranteed. A catch is likely but is not fast. protect resources. Rain ponchos and bottled you're about to enjoy. Salmon, halibut, guaranteed. water are available. Dress warmly in layers. dungeness crab, kelp greenling, pelagic On the far side of the lake, enjoy a hearty Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. rockfish and at least fifty other species are Backcountry Jeep & Canoe Safari Alaska-style snack including clam chowder This tour is not recommended for guests with potentially on the menu. and smoked salmon. Your expert safari guide physical limitations. Not advisable for guests At a wilderness campsite, a crackling fire will lead you on a nature walk through old- Departs: 10:30 AM using a wheelchair. The ¼-mile hike to/from awaits. You'll settle into the stillness of the Approximately 4 Hours growth forest where you will learn about the the bear viewing area is over uneven, and rain forest, rest on a beach log, and breathe Adult $174.95; Child $134.95 different aspects of the temperate rain forest sometimes difficult, slippery terrain with a deeply among centuries-old spruce trees and surrounding you. This nature walk is Fill your senses with adventure and few steps. Wildlife sightings although fragrant cedars. A wilderness dining chef optional. If you choose not to go, you're more excitement as you take control of a 4-wheel- frequent, cannot be guaranteed. Tour is only celebrates the group's catch with a meal than welcome to stay in the gazebo with the drive Jeep Wrangler® and wind your way available between late-July and mid- featuring the fish you just caught. Depending camp cook. After, paddling back across the through the rugged back roads of September to maximize the chance of seeing on your catch, you might dine on bottom-fish lake, board your motor coach for a scenic Revillagigedo Island. You'll be paired up with bears during the peak salmon-spawning served atop a saffron-infused bouillabaisse, or drive back to Ketchikan. traveling companions in groups of four, and season. Minimum age is 8 years. salmon grilled over the fire in true Alaska begin the adventure into the mountainous fashion. Enjoy fire-warmed sourdough rolls, Notes: roads of the Tongass National Forest. Alaska Fishing & rhubarb-blueberry bread pudding and a

Wilderness Dining: In steaming mug of coffee or hot chocolate. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not Partnership with Food The route takes you through lush rain forest, Whichever of the fifty species you keep for guaranteed. Waiver must be signed and & Wine Magazine and up mountain roads to view magnificent lunch, your five-star gourmet meal is a once- participants should be in moderate physical scenery. By means of two-way radio, your in-a-lifetime experience. condition. Minimum age is 5 years; minimum group leader and guide will provide you with Departs: 10:30 AM Your tour concludes with a short walk back to age to drive is 25 years. Bring your driver's interesting and informative commentary 5¼ Hours the ship and fish tales to share with friends license. Minimum weight is 40 lbs to fit into Adult $349.95; Child $319.95 along the way. You'll also interact with the old and new. required life jacket for the canoe portion. guide and other jeeps with your radio. You'll Perfect for serious fisher-people and for Four persons per Jeep Wrangler®. Booster seat be fascinated by the area's natural history as families seeking a personalized tour, this tour Notes: provided for children ages 5 - 8 upon request you pass through old-growth and secondary- is customized for your interest and fishing and subject to availability. Not advisable for growth forests. Learn about the timber skill level with just six guests per boat. The Alaska State law requires a valid one-day guests using a wheelchair. industry's reforestation methods while you light tackle used ensures that even average- fishing license for each participant, which stop for some fantastic views and photo sized fish are exciting and rewarding to bring must be purchased for $25 cash. Maximum opportunities. Along the route there will be aboard. capacity is six guests. Participants must be an opportunity to change drivers.

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Backcountry Zodiac Expedition returning to the ship. fishermen. Marvel at the scenic beauty that Meet your guide and set out on a walking surrounds you from the comfort of the heated expedition to locate some of the black bears Notes: and sheltered stadium-style seating lower that call this area home. You will pass through Departs: 10:30 AM deck or the open-air top deck. tall stands of hemlock, spruce and cedar as Approximately 2½ Hours Price $199.95 Minimum age is 4 years; maximum age is 75 you explore the sanctuary. years. Minimum age to drive is 25 years with Watch as the skilled crew haul and set long Skipper a custom-built motorized inflatable a valid driver's license or other proof of age. lines, barrel pots and huge 700-pound king An elevated boardwalk trail leads you to along the remarkable coastlines of Maximum weight is 300 lbs. Maximum of crab pots to reveal the catch of the day. The private viewing platforms overlooking Eagle Revillagigado Island and Gravina Island -- four guests per boat; all eligible guests will amazing marine life is placed in an on-deck Creek, where bears often come to fish for proposed home to the now-infamous and have a chance to drive if they wish. Parties of aquarium so everyone can get up close with salmon in the stream. The nearby Whitman politically-charged 'Bridge to Nowhere'. one or two will share a boat. Tour route may these unique creatures of the sea. This Hatchery ensures that the river is teeming vary due to tide and weather conditions. fascinating, educational and interactive with salmon every summer. Typically, large Listen to a short briefing; then, gear up with Participants must be able to climb into and experience is perfect for all ages and is packed numbers of black bears gather here to feed on top-of-the-line rainwear, hat, gloves, socks, out of the boat at the dock. Waiver must be with stories and adventures shared by the these huge runs of salmon that are returning boots and safety glasses. Keep your camera signed and medical conditions disclosed. men and women who risk their lives fishing to spawn in the stream. Bald eagles perch in handy, as this seafaring adventure offers Guests with back or neck issues and pregnant the Bering Sea. the trees, waiting patiently for scraps left by photo opportunities from the moment you set women are not allowed to participate. The sea the bears. Mink and marten often frequent out. can become choppy and the ride can be very Notes: the area, and seals often hang out near the bumpy. mouth of the stream feeding on the bountiful You're in charge of your four-passenger boat Suitable for guests using a wheelchair. This fish runs. You will have ample time to observe and will steer yourself into the beauty of Bering Sea Crab tour does NOT go out into the rough waters the wildlife activity. Alaska far away from the crowds. Follow your Fishermen's Tour of the open ocean. It remains in the calm, guide to the harbor in front of Saxman Native protected waterways of the Inside Passage Walk through the historic Herring Bay Village for a chat about the totem poles and surrounding Ketchikan. Dress warmly in Lumber Company sawmill established by Tlingit culture. Throughout this nearly 25- Departs: 2:15 PM Approximately 3¼ Hours layers. Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and legendary pioneer Ben Fleenor. mile coastal expedition, your guide will offer a Adult $199.95; Child $139.95 a scarf. Rain coats are provided if needed. narrative covering the area's history, geology, Wildlife is everywhere in Alaska -- crabs, Minimum age is 5 years. See birds of prey up close at Alaska Raptor culture and ecology. eagles, whales, octopus, sea lions, porpoise, Center's raptor exhibit and explore the on-site

wolf eels, sharks and seals are all frequently Black Bear, Wildlife & Nature totem park. You'll search for bears, eagles, whales and Walk spotted on the Bering Sea Crab Fishermen seals, and venture into the wilds of Nichols tour. Come aboard the Aleutian Ballad for Transportation to and from the sanctuary is Passage. Marvel at the beautifully rugged the adventure of a lifetime. The Aleutian by motorcoach. coastline of southeast Alaska and the intended Departs: 10:00 AM Ballad was made famous in Season Two of Approximately 3¼ Hours site of the politically fraught bridge. Navigate Discovery Channel's award-winning TV Price $229.95 Notes: among the coves and inlets around Blank series Deadliest Catch , but there are no rough Join this bear-viewing opportunity, which is Island, view the tranquil site of an old gold seas here. accessible by road. You'll begin with a The Alaska Rain Forest Sanctuary is not mine and visit a seal rookery. narrated eight-mile coastal drive to the exclusive to your tour -- it is a multi-use site,

You will set out in the calm, protected waters forested area of Herring Cove located within so you will encounter guests participating in Once back at the marina, you'll dock your of Alaska's Inside Passage to witness firsthand the Alaska Rain Forest Sanctuary. other tour products and activities. To boat and warm up with a hot beverage before the amazing way of life of commercial minimize resource impacts and maximize

Page 43 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 wildlife viewing opportunities, this tour is Ketchikan's historical red light district. You paddling. Single and triple kayaks are available only to small groups and on a will have free time to explore Creek Street on available. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a hat You will have some free time to explore the limited basis. The operators of this tour are your own. Your trolley driver will offer you a or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. historic Herring Bay Lumber Company Saw confident that a bear will be sighted by your return ride to the ship at that point or you can Mill. Don't miss the totem garden with its group on this excursion. If not, you will enjoy the many shops and eateries of the Eagles, Raptors & Rain Forest impressive 40-foot specimen. It's the first receive an $80 on-board credit from the tour downtown area and make your own way Experience Tsimshian totem park in the country and has operator. It is important to note that seasonal back. 13 totems. ecosystem changes result in varying levels of Departs: 10:00 AM wildlife activity and there are times when Notes: Approximately 3 Hours Shopping opportunities await you in the bears will not be present. Please keep this in Adult $139.95; Child $99.95 General Store before the scenic drive back to mind when booking the tour. Operates rain Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair. Join a naturalist for a guided trail walk in the ship. or shine; rain ponchos are available for search of wildlife in the natural rain forest purchase. Wear comfortable walking shoes Eagle Islands Sea Kayak habitat of the Raptor Zone. Experience Notes: and warm clothing. The elevated boardwalk Alaska's newest raptor presentation and can be as high as 15 feet off the ground. Wear comfortable walking shoes. Dress Departs: 11:30 AM exhibit, including an up-close view of a bald Minimum age is 12 years. Approximately 3½ Hours eagle, and explore a historic sawmill, warmly in layers with a wind- and waterproof Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 blacksmith's shop, and totem garden. outer layer; bring gloves, a scarf and a warm City Highlights, Totems & Creek hat. Tour operates rain or shine but may be Your paddle in the Tongass National Forest Street by Trolley cancelled by the operator in the event of begins with a 25-minute ride to a private Begin with a scenic coastal drive from extremely bad weather or unsuitable kayak center on a quiet waterway at Clover Ketchikan to a private 40-acre reserve located conditions. Rain Ponchos are available for Departs: 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM Pass. in Herring Cove. purchase. A portion of proceeds go to the Approximately 1¼ Hours Adult $29.95; Child $19.95 Alaska Raptor Center, a 501(C)3 non-profit Meet your tandem kayak and listen to a safety Follow an informative half-mile trail walk organization, for the rehabilitation of wild Learn the history and culture of Ketchikan as briefing from your guide. Gain confidence as surrounded by towering spruce, hemlock and birds, education, and research. you travel aboard a festive trolley. You will be you paddle out to Eagle Islands. The cedar trees. During spawning season, bears entertained by a lively guide while passing by protected waters provide the opportunity to and seals feed on salmon in Eagle Creek and some of the city's most colorful landmarks. bald eagles and other birds wait for scraps in Exclusive Coastal Cruise & Oyster experience the tranquil, lush, green setting of Farm with Ocean-to-Table the Tongass National Forest. the estuary. Sitka black-tail deer, mink and Tasting: In Partnership With Food Travel through downtown Ketchikan and marten also frequent the area, with seasonal & Wine Magazine pass the bustling boat harbor, lush City Park You will learn about the natural and cultural ecosystem changes resulting in varying levels and beautiful Ketchikan Creek. Next, you'll history of the area while keeping a keen eye of wildlife activity. Your guide will help you have an opportunity to stretch your legs on a spot as many different animals as possible. Departs: 10:30 AM out for bald eagles and their nests, seals, Approximately 3¼ Hours brief photo and shopping stop. jumping salmon and, when the tide Price $169.95 Enter a custom-built flight auditorium for a conditions are right, sea stars. Set out on this small-group eco-tour with a Photograph majestic totems up close, and 30-minute presentation with a handler from maximum of 14 privileged guests. shop at one of Ketchikan's finest stores to the Alaska Raptor Center. (S)he shares the Notes: purchase authentic Native-made items as well physical and behavioral adaptations of the You're headed to the scenic Tongass Narrows as curios. birds while showcasing their natural Minimum age is 6 years; maximum age is 85 -- one of the most picturesque locations in behaviors. Photograph the birds flying within years. Maximum weight is 265 lbs. Maximum Alaska. Hump Island -- the only oyster- and Finally, you're off to Creek Street -- height is 6' 7". Approximately 1¾ hours close proximity.

Page 44 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 kelp-producing farm in the state -- is located Room. Round out your meal with a rich, here. Your visit will tantalize your taste buds Notes: creamy cheesecake and Alaskan blueberry Unlike many other Alaska destinations, and showcase the natural wonders of the sauce. Ketchikan fishing is in protected waters a Alaska Archipelago. You do not need to be a Minimum weight is 40 lbs. Wear sturdy non- short ride from downtown Ketchikan. No fan of oysters to have a great time on this skid walking shoes. Wildlife sightings are The rest of your journey is a narrated coastal matter your skill level, you'll experience tour. likely but are not guaranteed. Participants drive back to the ship, passing totems, a fish halibut fishing like a local, with a halibut rod must be able to navigate multiple steps, hatchery and the Coast Guard station. and Penn reel in your own two hands, A narrated ride by van along a coastal road uneven surfaces and a ramp that can be steep working the sandy flats, drifting with the brings you to Bonfire Bay. Board a USCG- at low tide. Notes: current, jigging in waters as deep as 300 feet. certified boat here, complete with heated indoor seating, for the short cruise to the Exclusive Flightseeing Due to weight and balance limitations, as well Spend the day with an experienced Alaskan Hump Island Oyster & Kelp Farm. Keep an & Crab Feast: In as passenger safety and comfort, the airline fishing guide, in pursuit of the elusive halibut, Partnership with Food eye out for whales, seals, sea lions and eagles & Wine Magazine has advised that guests weighing 250 lbs. or learning the secrets of fishing circle hooks, en route to your destination. The outside deck more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight working the tides and battling your catch. offers unobstructed views and fantastic photo surcharge of $150. In any case where the opportunities. Departs: 10:30 AM necessity of the surcharge is verified, it will be Fully outfitted and accompanied by an Approximately 3 Hours paid directly to the tour operator just prior to experienced guide, your only job will be to Adult $249.95; Child $219.95 The oyster farm team provides an engaging the flight departure. Dress warmly in layers catch the fish -- a job that requires a little introduction to the facility, the oyster- Dungeness crab is delicate and sweet -- a taste with a wind- and waterproof outer layer; patience, a steady jigging arm, and growing process, and the cultivation of the of it alone is worth the trip to Alaska. Because bring gloves, a scarf and a warm hat. Wear perseverance at the reel. shellfish from the width of a thumbnail to George Inlet is a perfect and beautiful place to sturdy walking shoes. Flight path is subject to market size. sample this delicacy, this adventure involves change due to weather conditions. Boarding a Catch a fish? Now enjoy every bite, perfectly taking a floatplane from the Tongass Narrows floatplane can present difficulties for guests prepared by our expert chefs and served to Get better acquainted with the thriving, to a wilderness lodge. Below you is a glimpse with mobility limitations. There are stairs at you on board your ship. Our Savor the Catch prickly, smooth, slippery and slimy endemic of the bustling community of Ketchikan -- the lodge; however, a short van ride is program is a true ocean-to-fork experience marine wildlife of the clear and clean home to more floatplanes than any other port available for guests who cannot use the stairs. and is available with this fishing adventure. Southeast Alaska waters through the in the world -- as well as views of the The tour sequence may vary; come hungry. educational hands-on touch tank. Hear spectacular mountains of the Tongass Notes: stories of life in a small Alaskan community. National Forest. In-flight narration explains Hunting for Halibut Footage from an underwater drone gives you the historical importance of the floatplane, as Alaska State law requires a valid one-day a feel for the ecosystem that surrounds the well as the many landmarks below. fishing license, which may be purchased for Departs: 10:30 AM oyster rafts and the oysters' food sources. 5¼ Hours US $25 cash from your fishing boat captain. You will land at the remote George Inlet Adult $369.95; Child $329.95 Participants may keep one halibut per person Lead with your taste buds at the on-site Lodge. Your host greets you here with a that is less than 38 inches or more than 80 This is the experience many anglers dream of floating Oyster Bar, where you will sample delicious smoked salmon snack to enjoy while inches in length. Fish can be shipped when planning an Alaskan vacation, fishing freshly-harvested oyster and kelp products in (s)he describes the colorful history of the anywhere within the United States. Boxed for the largest flatfish in the world, the Pacific a true ocean-to-table experience. lodge. snack includes smoked salmon dip, crackers, Halibut. Imagine catching your first wild fruit, and a cookie. Minimum age is 5 years. halibut with your friends or family and the Browse in the gift shop before returning to Feast on Dungeness crab and melted butter, Maximum weight is 350 lbs. Dress warmly in bragging rights that will come with sharing the ship by boat and van. with beverages, in the Oceanside Dining layers. Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and your experience back home.

Page 45 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 a scarf. Ketchikan's favorite watering holes. Department of Fish & Game has put in place Your time well invested in Ketchikan will be a a conservation measure in southeast Alaska Ketchikan Photo Safari talking point when you return home with Notes: waters to protect the king salmon species. some very nice images of your memorable Any king caught up until June 14 must be day. Minimum age is 21 years. Bring valid photo released. Trolling involves using a downrigger Departs: 10:30 AM 3 Hours ID. Participants must be able to walk ¾ mile to lower the bait to a specific depth. There are Adult $129.95; Child $99.95 Notes: over flat terrain. Wear layered clothing with a four downriggers, so up to four rods may be waterproof jacket. fished at once, allowing for fishing at different Set out on this excursion that is ideal both for Maximum weight is 350 lbs. A high-roof van depths. Fishermen are rotated (instead of photography enthusiasts and for those who makes for ease of entry and exit; however, Ketchikan Salmon Fishing assigning rods) so that everyone has a fair just want to bring home the best possible participants must be able to negotiate steps to chance to catch a fish. The captain may elect holiday snaps. A local photographer will enter the vehicle. to use only two rods if the fish are plentiful. A mentor you, offering practical hints on Departs: 11:30 AM light snack is provided. Guests who choose to framing the best shots of the fascinating Approximately 4½ Hours Ketchikan Pub Crawl Price $199.95 have their fish processed and sent home (to architectural features you will see today. US or Canada addresses only) will need to Enjoy a 25- to 30-minute guided bus tour bring their credit card to pay for processing. Your Alaskan photographer guide leads you Departs: Noon along the Tongass Narrows on your way to A catch is likely but is not guaranteed. to multiple sights and offers the best Approximately 1½ Hours the marina. Minimum age is 5 years. Dress warmly in opportunities for you to use your Price $84.95 layers. Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and photographic equipment to achieve iconic Some would say that the best way to get From there you will board a modern fishing a scarf. photos of the Ketchikan area, including some acquainted with Ketchikan is to drink with boat, and head to the nearby salmon fishing off-the-beaten-track locales. Flowers, totems, locals. grounds. Keep an eye out for eagles, whales, Ketchikan by Private rain forest, beaches, mountains, creeks, seals, sea lions or other wildlife. Hummer with Driver waterfalls, and the chance of wildlife This fun, informative and entertaining 90- encounters entice you to explore. minute walking tour takes you slightly off- With only 4-6 guests per boat, you're off for a the-beaten-track to delve into the culture, and fine 3½- to 4-hour fishing adventure in the Departs: 10:30 AM Discover and discuss photographic drinking culture, of Alaska's First City. sheltered waters of Clover Passage. Approximately 4 Hours Price $649.95 techniques shared by your guide -- a source of Ketchikan is quite famous for 'doing business narrated history, facts and stories as you at the bar' -- a tradition dating back to rough- Catch a fish? Now enjoy every bite, perfectly Tour Ketchikan in rugged luxury -- Indiana travel from site to site through town and into and-ready frontier times. Your guide shares prepared by our expert chefs and served to Jones style. You'll begin your fully the wild. Whether you're using a cell phone, a tales of Prohibition-era bootlegging, you on board your ship. Our Savor the Catch customizable adventure on the Ketchikan point-and-shoot, or a sophisticated SLR speakeasies, and the antics that took place in program is a true ocean-to-fork experience dock. Your transportation is by Hummer H2 camera, your inner-photographer is waiting the Creek Street red-light district. and is available with this fishing adventure. (a passenger vehicle modeled on the famous to be unleashed and to capture some awesome military HumVee) with an extremely images. Sample beverages at several of Alaska's oldest Notes: knowledgeable tour guide at your service. pubs, meeting the genuine characters of You can expect six to eight separate photo Ketchikan. Take a stroll down historical Alaska State law requires a valid one-day You choose where you go and what you want sites, a snack of custom cookies, locally- Creek Street, enjoy live music, and relaxing fishing license, which may be purchased for to see, and how long you want to stay there. brewed coffee and bottled water as you travel. with new friends at the last pub on the route. US $25 cash from your fishing boat captain Among the many options are all of the totem along with a US $15 cash king salmon stamp parks, including Saxman Native Village, Return to the ship well acquainted with (during king season, May-June). The Alaska Potlatch Park, and Totem Bight State Park,

Page 46 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 walks through the rain forest, a beach walk, a knowledgeable museum staff and you'll see Misty Fjords & Wilderness stop at Herring Cove to look for wildlife in one of the largest authentic collections of Explorer Cruise (Wheelchair You'll also have the opportunity to experience season, waterfall viewing, Ward Lake in the totems in the world. Explore the museum's Accessible) local culture and history presented by a Tongass National Forest, and many more vast collection of poles and artifacts, many of Native storyteller and artist, or enjoy a tour- options. which are hundreds of years old. related video presentation. Departs: 10:30 AM Approximately 4½ Hours All entrance fees to attractions listed above Head to the Center's archives for an exclusive Adult $209.95; Child $169.95 Notes: are included in the price. Bottled water is look at the many fascinating artifacts not on Explore Misty Fjords National Monument, provided. display. Enjoy some time viewing these one of nature's most spectacular creations, The content of this tour is identical to Misty impressive items and learn about the Center's while cruising in luxury aboard one of the Fjords & Wilderness Explorer. Only guests Notes: efforts to preserve traditional art forms such fastest sightseeing vessels in Alaska. The using a wheelchair can book this tour, as it as basket making, beadwork and carving. adventure begins as soon as you leave ensures accessible transportation. Due to the Private Hummers are ordered per vehicle (not Ketchikan's picturesque harbor, passing specialized nature of some lift-equipped per person), so only one person in the party Sit back, relax and enjoy a narrated scenic colorful floatplanes and fishing boats. Enjoy vehicles, priority is given to guests using a needs to order the vehicle. Meals are not drive to Potlatch Park, where you will explore the service and narrative provided by your wheelchair and one companion only; included. The Hummer can accommodate up several centuries of Alaskan history. Start crew, and watch for marine and coastal additional companions may be required to to five (5) adults. Please contact the Shore among the collection of antique cars -- a 1932 wildlife as you cruise at sea level past the travel on the transportation provided for tour Excursion call center if this tour is sold out. Packard, 1924 Stanley Steamer and a 1937 rugged coastlines bordering Revillagigedo Misty Fjords & Wilderness Explorer. Upon request, a van can be used instead of a Ford pick-up, to name a few. Take an awe- Channel. Bookings not marked with an accessibility Hummer for this small-group tour, subject to inspiring trip back to the 19th century as you requirement will be removed from the tour's availability. explore a fully re-created Native Alaskan Voyage into Behm Canal, surrounded by the inventory. village and peer into one of the homes to see pristine beauty of Misty Fjords National Ketchikan's Cultural Discovery: the diorama of how native Alaskans actually Monument, described by John Muir as the Depending on location of cruise ship, Totem Museum & Potlatch Park lived in the 1800s. Walk through a carving Yosemite of the North. Along the way you'll participants may be required to walk up to center to view creative works in the making. stop to view an active nest of bald eagles, a 300 yards and negotiate a ramp (which can be Don't miss Alaska Totem Trading -- a quaint quite steep at low tide) to embark the tour Departs: 1:30 PM Tlingit pictograph, and New Eddystone Rock Approximately 3¼ Hours gift store and vintage gun museum -- before -- an immense volcanic spire rising from the vessel. Tour operates in all weather Adult $69.95; Child $39.95 returning to the ship. emerald sea. Delight in an unhurried conditions. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a Ketchikan's history and heritage come alive as exploration of Rudyerd Bay -- an ice-carved hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. you tour this waterfront community's Notes: masterpiece deep within the Monument. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not memorable attractions. Travel aboard an Here, you'll learn the natural history of the guaranteed. This tour is accessible by exclusive motor coach while you explore Travel time to Potlatch Park is 25 minutes fjords, listen to the call of nesting seabirds, standard-width manual wheelchair, but not Alaska's First City and appreciate an in-depth each way. Not advisable for guests using a and feel the mist of glistening waterfalls while low-clearance electric scooters. If wildlife is look at Ketchikan's vivid Native culture. wheelchair. gliding quietly beneath 3,000-foot glacier- spotted and extra viewing time is provided, sculpted cliffs. the Tlingit pictograph may be omitted. Begin your tour with a short city loop and introduction to Ketchikan by your On the cruise back to Ketchikan, enjoy a informative driver/guide while en route to selection of snacks and beverages while your first stop -- the Totem Heritage Center. watching for whales, seals, eagles and other Once at the center, you will be greeted by the wildlife.

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Misty Fjords & Wilderness You'll also have the opportunity to experience exhilarating water landing, where you can more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight Explorer Cruise local culture and history presented by a step out onto the plane's pontoon with your surcharge of $150. In any case where the Native storyteller and artist, or enjoy a tour- pilot to enjoy the fresh fjord air, eagle calls, necessity of the surcharge is verified, it will be related video presentation. and breathtaking scenery. paid directly to the tour operator just prior to Departs: 10:30 AM Approximately 4½ Hours the flight departure.This tour is accessible to Adult $209.95; Child $169.95 Notes: Misty Fjords National Monument is home to guests with some mobility limitations -- visit some of the most dramatic scenery in Alaska. the Shore Excursions Office on board for Explore Misty Fjords National Monument, Depending on location of cruise ship, At 2.3 million acres, it is almost four times the details. Not advisable for guests using a one of nature's most spectacular creations, participants may be required to walk up to area of Rhode Island. Only by air can you wheelchair. Large bags/backpacks are not while cruising in luxury aboard one of the 300 yards and negotiate a ramp (which can be fully appreciate the dramatic beauty of land permitted inside the floatplane. Wildlife fastest sightseeing vessels in Alaska. The quite steep at low tide) to embark the tour slowly crafted by nature over tens of sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. adventure begins as soon as you leave vessel. Tour operates in all weather thousands of years. Massive glacier action Infants up to and including the day prior to Ketchikan's picturesque harbor, passing conditions. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a created this ice-rimmed wilderness. You will their second birthday can be considered a lap colorful floatplanes and fishing boats. Enjoy hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. see majestic fjords, cascading waterfalls, child and should be added to the parent's the service and narrative provided by your Wildlife sightings are likely but are not jewel-like lakes, and abundant wildlife. weight they will be sitting on and are at no crew, and watch for marine and coastal guaranteed. This tour is accessible by Marvel at sheer walls of granite plunging cost. On or after his/her 2nd birthday, the wildlife as you cruise at sea level past the standard-width manual wheelchair, but not more than 3,000 feet into the fjords. Lush child is required by FAA to have his/her own rugged coastlines bordering Revillagigedo low-clearance electric scooters. If wildlife is forests of spruce, hemlock and cedar clinging seat and will be charged accordingly.This tour Channel. spotted and extra viewing time is provided, to snowcapped peaks in this land of incredible is accessible to guests with some mobility

the Tlingit pictograph may be omitted. natural beauty and rugged grandeur. limitations -- visit the Shore Excursions Voyage into Behm Canal, surrounded by the Office on board for details. Not advisable for pristine beauty of Misty Fjords National Misty Fjords National Monument Your flight route is dependent on the day's guests using a wheelchair. Large Monument, described by John Muir as the by Seaplane (with Wilderness weather. You may see New Eddystone Rock bags/backpacks are not permitted inside the Yosemite of the North. Along the way you'll Landing) and Big Goat Lake to the south, or Neets Bay floatplane. Wildlife sightings are likely but are stop to view an active bald eagle nest, a Tlingit and Bell Island Hot Springs to the north. not guaranteed. Infants up to and including pictograph, and New Eddystone Rock -- an Your pilot will fly over the glacier carved the day prior to their second birthday can be immense volcanic spire rising from the Departs: 10:30 AM Approximately 2¼ Hours fjords, beautiful river valleys, and pristine considered a lap child and should be added to emerald sea. Delight in an unhurried Adult $329.95; Child $319.95 mountain lakes, identifying the scenic the parent's weight they will be sitting on and exploration of Rudyerd Bay -- an ice-carved Discover magnificent Misty Fjords National wonders for your viewing pleasure. The are at no cost. On or after his/her 2nd masterpiece deep within the Monument. Monument with a flight aboard an authentic dramatic Misty Fjords terrain is home to a birthday, the child is required by FAA to have Here, you'll learn the natural history of the Alaska seaplane -- a de Havilland Beaver or multitude of wildlife. You may be rewarded his/her own seat and will be charged fjords, listen to the call of nesting seabirds, Otter. These two workhorses of the skies are with sightings of brown and black bear, Sitka accordingly. and feel the mist of glistening waterfalls while the world's most famous bush planes and black-tailed deer, wolves, moose and bald gliding quietly beneath 3,000-foot glacier- offer you a chance to view some of the most eagles. sculpted cliffs. spectacular scenery in Alaska from the

comfort of a window seat. Notes: On the cruise back to Ketchikan, enjoy a selection of snacks and beverages while Enjoy your pilot's narration with individual Due to weight and balance limitations, as well watching for whales, seals, eagles and other headsets on this once-in-a-lifetime as passenger safety and comfort, the airline wildlife. experience. A highlight of your tour will be an has advised that guests weighing 250 lbs. or

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Misty Fjords Seaplane & Crab to the pier. fainting, heart condition, or respiratory Feast (A Small-Group Tour) Mountain Point is Southeast Alaska's premier problems will be restricted from tour Notes: snorkeling destination. The site has shallow participation. Waiver must be signed and tide pools teeming with marine life and steep medical conditions disclosed. Participants Departs: Noon Approximately 3½ Hours Due to weight and balance limitations, as well underwater rock walls for free-diving, all just should be reasonably physically fit and must Adult $389.95; Child $359.95 as passenger safety and comfort, the airline five miles from your ship. be able to walk unassisted over uneven and has advised that guests weighing 250 lbs. or slippery rocks to enter and exit the water. Not This exhilarating small-group tour combines more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight Change into your wetsuit in the comfort of advisable for guests with mobility limitations. flightseeing in Misty Fjords National surcharge of $150. In any case where the heated dressing rooms. There is secure Monument, a thrilling water landing, and a necessity of the surcharge is verified, it will be storage for your belongings and all equipment Neets Bay Bear Watch crab feast at a rustic Alaska lodge. paid directly to the tour operator just prior to is provided for this truly unique adventure. by Floatplane

the flight departure. Some guests will drive to Your guides are PADI professionals with Take off from the water and soar skyward in a the lodge first and fly to Misty Fjords after Rescue Diver, Divemaster or SCUBA floatplane featuring large windows for Departs: 10:30 AM lunch. Vegetarian and non-crab options are Instructor certifications with CPR and first exceptional views. Individual headsets Approximately 3 Hours available. Wear sturdy, non-skid walking aid training. High-quality equipment is used, Price $399.95 allowing you to enjoy the lively narrative and shoes. Carry-on bags are not allowed and complete with prescription masks, Scuba-pro inspirational music, specially selected as an This once-in-a-lifetime wildlife expedition there is only limited secure storage at the Twin Jet fins and optional weight belts for accompaniment to the stunning sights with the wild black bears of Southeast Alaska hangar. Aircraft fly no higher than 4,000 feet. free-diving. unfolding before you. is certain to charm everyone from nature- Oxygen for personal use is allowed but must lover to photography enthusiast. be in the form of an FAA-approved portable Complete instruction, in-water supervision Misty Fjords National Monument oxygen concentrator that can be secured to and entertaining in-water narrative make this encompasses more than two million acres. Depart via floatplane with all the amenities to the user's body. award-winning excursion suitable for Discover sheer granite cliffs, thousand-foot make your trip a memorable experience -- beginners and experienced snorkelers alike. cascading waterfalls, glistening lakes and low- including digital CD audio systems and Mountain Point hanging mist on your flight over a land of individual passenger headsets -- to Neets Bay. Snorkeling Adventure During your one-hour guided marine life tour incredible natural beauty and rugged Neets Bay is one of the finest bear viewing you will observe and handle a variety of grandeur. locations in Alaska. The flight is over the multi-colored sea stars, urchins and sea Departs: 10:30 AM largest National Forest in the United States. cucumbers. Discover the myriad of fish and It hard to beat the thrill of a water landing at Approximately 3 Hours Neets Bay is also home to one of Southeast Price $129.95 colorful invertebrates that inhabit these remote George Inlet Lodge -- an early 1900s Alaska's salmon hatchery operations. waters while snorkeling over the kelp forest. cannery bunkhouse. Snack on smoked Immerse yourself in Southeast Alaska's salmon and sip white wine or Alaskan Amber breathtaking underwater world as you During a ¼-mile guided walk along a Back at the shop, enjoy a hot beverage before beer, as your host entertains you with stories snorkel the calm and clear waters of stunning, well-maintained nature trail returning to the ship. of Ketchikan and the wilderness lifestyle. Mountain Point. You'll be toasty warm in a through the Alaska rain forest, your naturalist

state-of-the-art ¼-inch (7mm) wetsuit guide will describe the habits of the bear and Notes: Enjoy an all-you-can eat Dungeness crab- complete with hood, boots and gloves as you the lifecycle of their favorite meal -- the feast lunch, complete with baby red potatoes, hover among Alaska's diverse and colorful salmon. Minimum weight is 80 lbs; maximum weight fresh oriental salad, and cheesecake marine life. Thanks to the Japanese Kiroshio is 260 lbs; maximum age is 70. Bring a towel smothered in Alaska blueberries. current, long summer days and the lack of A secure, covered viewing area allows for up- and a swimsuit to wear under the wetsuit. glaciers in this area, water temperatures reach close observation of the bears in their natural Guests with a history of seizures, dizziness, End your day with a scenic coastal drive back a surprising 65 degrees in summer. habitat among the wilderness beauty of the

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Tongass National Forest. Other wildlife to maneuver. Paddling under the direction of Rain Forest Island Nature Walk & During your stay at the island, you'll enjoy an possibilities include eagles, Sitka black-tail an experienced guide, scan the shore for Seahawk Adventure Alaska-style snack around the campfire and deer, mink, marten and seals. wildlife and learn about the natural and take in the wonderful vistas before returning Native history of the Ketchikan area. The lake to Ketchikan. Departs: 10:30 AM Notes: is ideal for canoeing and is surrounded by the Approximately 4 Hours Tongass National Forest -- the largest Adult $149.95; Child $119.95 Notes: Due to weight and balance limitations, as well National Forest in the United States. Take an exciting ride on a rigid-hull inflatable as passenger safety and comfort, the airline Wildlife sightings are likely but are not vessel -- an open, motorized ocean raft called has advised that guests weighing 250 lbs. or Step ashore at a remote base camp for an guaranteed. Bring binoculars. Rain gear and a Seahawk. Your captain will point out more (fully clothed) will be assessed a weight Alaska-style snack, including smoked salmon, life jacket provided. Wear warm, waterproof marine life and interesting features along the surcharge of $150. In any case where the clam chowder, and rolls with wild berry jams clothing. Not advisable for guests using a coast of Clover Passage, including a bald necessity of the surcharge is verified, it will be and beverages. Your knowledgeable guide will wheelchair or for guests with back problems. eagle's nest, en route out to Betton Island. paid directly to the tour operator just prior to lead a short nature walk, highlighting the Minimum weight is 40 lbs. Waiver must be This is country rich with wildlife and along the flight departure.Wear comfortable hiking flora and fauna of the rain forest, including a signed and participants should be in the way you might observe whales, Steller sea footwear and waterproof outerwear. Bottled carnivorous plant -- the sundew -- which uses moderate physical condition. lions, harbor seals, bald eagles and migrating water is provided. Access to this prime habitat tentacles with an adhesive 'dew' to ensnare seabirds. is restricted to minimize impact and to small insects. If you choose not to go on the Rain Forest Sanctuary Walk, protect resources. There is a ¼-mile round walk, the cook will keep you company at the Totems & Eagles Landing on a beautiful secluded beach, follow trip walk over uneven gravel and boardwalk remote shoreside camp. your guide on foot through the ancient pathway through the old-growth rain forest. Tongass National Forest -- the nation's largest Departs: 10:00 AM There are a few steps with sometimes difficult, Don't miss this rare opportunity to National Forest with almost 17 million acres, 2¾ Hours slippery terrain and narrow passageways. Not comfortably explore Southeast Alaska in the Adult $99.95; Child $69.95 of which approximately 5.7 million acres has advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for same way it was discovered by its original been designated wilderness. It is home to a This eco-exploration includes a guided nature those with mobility limitations. This tour explorers and inhabitants. diverse cross-section of animals including hike, bald eagles, an on-site totem park and a operates during prime bear viewing months, bears, eagles, salmon, sand hill cranes, wolves historic sawmill at an exclusive reserve usually late July through September. Wildlife Notes: and trumpeter swans, and you will learn located in the forested mountains at rustic sightings are likely but are not guaranteed. about the many amazing botanical species Herring Cove. A pristine natural Dress warmly in layers. Wear a hat or beanie; A life jacket is provided, along with rain gear native to this region. environment, it is home to bald eagles, black bring gloves and a scarf. (poncho) if necessary. Dress warmly in layers. bear, seals and a variety of birds and other Wear a hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. The trail you will take is mostly boardwalk, species attracted by the major salmon runs in Rain Forest Canoe & Nature Trail Minimum weight is 40 lbs to fit into the well maintained and about one mile in length. the abundant marine estuary. required lifejacket for the canoe portion. Your guide will point out the wonderful Departs: 10:30 AM Western red cedars and yellow cedars that A naturalist will guide you along an improved Approximately 3½ Hours early Natives depended on for spiritual trail through the heart of the dense forest, Adult $99.95; Child $79.95 enrichment, shelter and transportation. Hear among tall stands of hemlock, spruce and Begin today's adventure with a scenic motor about the beach life that is present during cedar, stopping at strategically located coach drive to a secluded mountain lake. your visit -- perhaps sea stars or sea viewing areas. At a protected, open estuary, cucumber, or learn how the Natives used the you'll follow Eagle Creek along an elevated On the shoreline, you'll board a 37-foot seaweed in their daily lives. wooden boardwalk overlooking grassy Native-style canoe that is fast, stable and easy wetlands. Major runs of salmon return to

Page 50 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 spawn here. Listen to the symphony of bird optional, fun features accessible for riders of Forest. This major rain forest reserve Your excursion concludes with a scenic drive activity in this spectacular setting. Seasonal all abilities and skill levels. embraces one of Alaska's richest salmon back to the ship. ecosystem changes result in varying levels of spawning streams and a pristine intertidal wildlife activity. Gather by the warm campfire at a rustic estuary. Abundant wildlife habitat here Notes: creek-side camp to enjoy a hearty Alaskan- includes a high concentration of bald eagles, A 3/4-mile trail walk brings you to the style snack, including clam chowder and black bear and a variety of other species. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not historic Herring Bay Lumber Company smoked salmon. guaranteed. Minimum weight is 90 lbs; sawmill. At Herring Cove, an all-terrain custom 4x4 maximum weight is 250 lbs. Minimum height A guided nature walk highlights the flora and Unimog will transport you up a steep rain is 60 inches. Guests with mobility limitations, View bald eagles and other birds of prey up fauna of Southeast Alaska, including a forest hillside to the canopy chalet. women who may be pregnant, and those with close at the Alaska Raptor Center's exhibit, carnivorous plant called the sundew, which Professionally trained guides will outfit you a seizure disorder should obtain medical and check out the amazing collection of uses tentacles with an adhesive 'dew' to with state-of-the-art safety equipment and advice and release prior to participating. Not totems in the courtyard. Shopping ensnare small insects. provide a detailed orientation before you advisable for guests using a wheelchair. opportunities await you in the General Store mount the first platform. Waiver must be signed and medical before the scenic drive back to the ship. Conclude with the scenic drive back to the conditions disclosed. Wear closed-toe shoes pier, narrated by your guide. Your rain forest canopy challenge features a (mandatory). Wear long pants. Dress warmly Notes: 'flight' over eight zip-lines. Your guide will in layers. Rain jacket provided. Notes: progressively ease you into the forest canopy Wildlife sightings are likely but are not along cables ranging from a short 100 feet to Saxman Native Village, Dance guaranteed. Tour operates in all weather Minimum age is 8 years. Participants must be the 750-foot, pulse-pounding Ben's Revenge. Performance & Totem Park (Wheelchair Accessible) conditions. Dress warmly in layers. Wear a in good health and have no conditions that Eagles and bears are often seen from the hat or beanie; bring gloves and a scarf. Rain restrict or impede their ability to participate platforms. Cross three hanging bridges ponchos are available for purchase. Wear in riding a bicycle. Please realistically assess offering breathtaking views of the virgin Departs: 12:15 PM comfortable walking shoes. your physical fitness and ability prior to forest below. You will be up to 135 feet above Approximately 2½ Hours booking, as the biking and walking are over the forest floor. Throughout this adventure, Adult $64.95; Child $44.95 varied natural terrain including dirt trails, you are surrounded by the sights and sounds Don't be fooled by cheap imitations -- this Rain Forest Trail Bike & Hike exposed tree roots and rocks. Wear sturdy, of the rain forest wildlife preserve. The final Saxman tour provides exclusive access to the Adventure closed-toe, non-skid walking shoes. zip-line emerges from the rain forest and Beaver Clan House, a working Native carving transports you over lush grassy wetlands to a center, and a chance to view the traditional viewing tower, 55 feet above where you will Departs: 10:30 AM Rain Forest Zip-Line, Skybridge & Native dancers first hand. You can't buy this Approximately 3 Hours Rappel Adventure rappel to the ground. tour elsewhere, so if you're going to Saxman Adult $149.95; Child $119.95 Native Village make sure you are part of this Time permitting, explore the totem park and Join an experienced Alaskan trail guide for a Departs: 10:00 AM genuine, up-close look at the rich living mountain bike ride through the unspoiled Approximately 3½ Hours a historic sawmill, see an eagle up close at the culture of Southeast Alaska's Native beauty of Ketchikan's coastal rainforest. The Price $189.95 Alaska Raptor Center and watch a blacksmith Americans. gently sloping historical trail weaves through Live the thrill of gliding through the top of a at work. Stop by the General Store to see the Tongass National Forest, under the cover rich rain forest canopy along a series of eight photos taken during your zip-line experience The Tlingits welcome you in the traditional of towering old-growth spruce and hemlock. zip-lines with three aerial bridges suspended and to shop for mementos of your Alaska style that defines the culture of Southeast between tall spruce, hemlock and cedar trees, adventure. Alaska. A short video program introduces The three-mile-long trail has a series of bordering the magnificent Tongass National you to the culture and history of Saxman. You

Page 51 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 will then enter the Beaver Clan House where Saxman Native Village, Dance Lumberjack Show for a great combination. yourself to an action-packed experience at the you are welcomed by song and dance. Visitors Performance & Totem Park Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, where the are encouraged to participate in the final Saxman Native Village, Dance, world's best lumberjacks go head-to-head in dance. Totems & Lumberjack Show more than a dozen exciting events such as Departs: 12:15 PM Approximately 2½ Hours chopping, sawing, relay races, axe throwing, At the Saxman Totem Park, discover one of log rolling and a 50-foot speed climb. The Adult $64.95; Child $44.95 Departs: 12:15 PM the largest gatherings of totems in the world. colorful host will introduce the events and Don't be fooled by cheap imitations -- this Approximately 4 Hours Your guide will help unravel the mysteries of Adult $89.95; Child $59.95 offer a historic view of the Alaskan timber Saxman tour provides exclusive access to the these towering, majestic poles. At the Village industry, which has shaped this rugged land. Beaver Clan House, a working Native carving Don't be fooled by cheap imitations -- this Carving Center, skilled craftsmen pass on Just a short walk from your cruise ship pier, center, and a chance to view the traditional tour provides exclusive access to the Beaver their skill to eager apprentices. this celebration of a bygone era is a rip- Native dancers first hand. You can't buy this Clan House, a working Native carving center, roaring good time and quality entertainment tour elsewhere, so if you're going to Saxman and a chance to view the traditional Native Fine Alaska Native art and small mementos for all ages. Native Village make sure you are part of this dancers first hand. You can't buy this tour are for sale at the Village Store. genuine, up-close look at the rich living elsewhere, so if you're going to Saxman Notes: culture of Southeast Alaska's Native Native Village make sure you are part of this Notes: Americans. genuine, up-close look at the rich living There may be a short wait prior to start of the culture of Southeast Alaska's Native The content of this tour is identical to Lumberjack Show. This time can be spent on The Tlingits welcome you in the traditional Americans. Saxman Native Village & Totem Pole Park. your own or in the rustic company store style that defines the culture of Southeast Only guests using a wheelchair can book this located at the Lumberjack Show facility. Tour Alaska. A short video program introduces The Tlingits welcome you in the traditional tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. operates rain or shine in heated and covered you to the culture and history of Saxman. You style that defines the culture of Southeast Due to the specialized nature of some lift- grandstands, but may be cancelled by the will then enter the Beaver Clan House where Alaska. A short video program introduces equipped vehicles, priority is given to guests operator in the event of extremely bad you are welcomed by song and dance. Visitors you to the culture and history of Saxman. You using a wheelchair and one companion only; weather or unsuitable conditions. Video are encouraged to participate in the final will then enter the Beaver Clan House where additional companions may be required to recording is not permitted but still photos are dance. you are welcomed by song and dance. Visitors travel on the transportation provided for tour allowed. Suitable for guests using a wheelchair are encouraged to participate in the final Saxman Native Village & Totem Pole Park. with a companion to assist. At the Saxman Totem Park, discover one of dance. Bookings not marked with an accessibility the largest gatherings of totems in the world. requirement will be removed from the tour's Seafood Celebration & Wildlife Your guide will help unravel the mysteries of At the Saxman Totem Park, discover one of inventory. Cruise these towering, majestic poles. At the Village the largest gatherings of totems in the world.

Carving Center, skilled craftsmen pass on Your guide will help unravel the mysteries of Suitable for guests using a wheelchair with a their skill to eager apprentices. these towering, majestic poles. At the Village Departs: 10:30 AM companion to assist. Add the Great Alaskan Carving Center, skilled craftsmen pass on Approximately 3½ Hours Lumberjack Show for a great combination. Adult $199.95; Child $169.95 Fine Alaska Native art and small mementos their skill to eager apprentices. Fine Alaska are for sale at the Village Store. Native art and small mementos are for sale at Experience the Salmon Capital of the World the Village Store. from aboard an Alaska-built vessel. You'll Notes: explore the rugged coastline of the Tongass Learn of the art of lumberjacking through a Narrows and glacier-carved George Inlet. Suitable for guests using a wheelchair with a rollicking demonstration of good-natured Visit Walden Rocks -- a seal haul-out and companion to assist. Add the Great Alaskan competition and hard-earned skill. Treat gathering-place for bald eagles and marine

Page 52 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 birds. Whales, sea lions and porpoises are Tatoosh Islands Sea Kayaking under special use permit with the US Forest lumberjacks after the show for photos! frequently sighted during the cruise. Service. Minimum age is 6 years. Maximum weight is 265 lbs. Maximum height is 6'6". Next up, a narrated coach drive takes you At the remote Libby Cannery, taste your way Departs: 11:30 AM Not advisable for guests with back or heart through Ketchikan, past some of the iconic Approximately 4½ Hours through Alaska's robust commercial fishing Adult $159.95; Child $129.95 problems. landmarks and popular attractions of this industry. Your introduction to this once- charming waterfront town. bustling maritime center begins with a hearty Join this memorable trip into the Tongass The Great Alaskan Lumberjack bowl of salmon chowder. Then, follow your Rain Forest to the Tatoosh Islands, to paddle Show & Crab Feast Come hungry for the all-you-can-eat crab guide through an interactive experience with Ketchikan's most experienced local sea feast at the rustic-yet-elegant George Inlet connecting the fishermen to the fresh catch kayaking company among magnificent Lodge. This magnificent lodge that was once scenery and wildlife sighting opportunities. Departs: 10:45 AM you'll savor. Sampling stations include Approximately 3¾ - 4 Hours an old cannery and was moved across the salmon (smoked on-site), halibut, oysters, Adult $144.95; Child $114.95 ocean to its current location. Dine on fresh Take a 25-minute van ride; then, a fast and crab and other fresh seafood. Taste and experience what makes Alaska such Dungeness crab, baby red potatoes, delicious fun boat ride brings you to a world of ancient an awesome place to visit with this Alaska- oriental salad and a fabulous cheesecake with cedars, spruce and western hemlock trees. A rain forest trail leads you to a motorcoach. style crab-crackin' and lumberjackin' day out. blueberry toppings for dessert.

Climb aboard for the scenic return to At the remote and protected Tatoosh Islands, Ketchikan with a view of the world's largest The drive back to the ship is via scenic your guides greet you and present a quick but collection of totems at Saxman Native village. landscape, the pristine Tongass National thorough orientation. Get into your double Watch for historical Creek Street -- a row of It's a short walk from the ship to the Forest and picturesque Ketchikan, where you kayak and set off, beginning with some colorful, charming homes and shops. Lumberjack Sports Arena where Ketchikan have some free time to shop. practice strokes as you approach the sheltered celebrates its annual logging heritage Timber islands. Surrender to the peacefulness of the Notes: Carnival. Today it's the venue for the one- Notes: setting as you glide along the wild rocky hour Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show shoreline. Tour operates rain or shine, but may be extravaganza, where professionals battle it out Tour operates rain or shine in heated and cancelled by the operator in the event of in chopping, sawing, tree-climbing, axe- covered grandstands, but may be cancelled by Bald eagles peer down from overhead while extremely bad weather or unsuitable throwing, history-telling and more. Round up the operator in the event of extremely bad seals often pop up to take a peek. The conditions. Dress warmly in layers with a your rowdy friends and join in the Alaskan weather or unsuitable conditions. Video intertidal zone includes mink, river otter, wind- and waterproof outer layer; bring 'axe-tion' in this amazing competition of skill recording is not permitted but still photos are orange and purple starfish, red and white gloves, a scarf and a warm hat. Wear and strength. Alaska's frontier lumberjacks allowed. Vegetarian and non-crab options are jellyfish, mussels and seaweeds. Further out in comfortable walking shoes. Wildlife sightings battle British Columbia's premier woodsmen available. There are numerous steps to the floating bull kelp, watch for harbor seals, are likely but are not guaranteed. Participants in a no-holds-barred competition for the 'Bull negotiate at the lodge; a van ride is available who watch back with a shy and curious must be able to (dis)embark the of the Woods' title. These world-champion to those who cannot manage steps. One disposition. Keep an eye out for humpback transportation at multiple venues. Walking is athletes wear spiked boots and hard hats, beverage is included; additional glasses can be whales, sea lions and orca. Black bears and required on a variety of uneven terrain, competing in 12 athletic events with seven- purchased at your own expense. wolves have been sighted here as well. boardwalks, ramps, gravel paths and grass. pound axes, six-foot razor sharp saws, tree

The restroom on the boat is not wheelchair climbing gaffs, and souped-up chainsaws. Notes: accessible. Your cheers will turn to roars of excitement as

axes fly through the air, and men free-fall No kayaking experience is necessary. Tour from tall trees and run atop spinning logs operates with a limited number of guests floating in the water. Meet the surviving

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The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Totem Bight State Park & Totem Bight State Park & Show Ketchikan Highlights Lumberjack Show Wear warm, layered clothing. The lumberjack show operates rain or shine in heated and covered grandstands. There may be a short Departs: 10:30 AM Departs: 12:15 PM Departs: 12:15 PM Approximately 1¼ Hours Approximately 2½ Hours Approximately 4 Hours wait prior to start of the Lumberjack Show. Adult $39.95; Child $19.95 Adult $49.95; Child $39.95 Adult $84.95; Child $64.95 Video recording is not permitted but still photos are allowed. Treat yourself to an action-packed fun time at Treat yourself to an action-packed fun time at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show. Just a the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show. Just a Town & Harbor by Duck short walk from the pier, this is where the short walk from the pier, this is where the world's best lumberjacks go head-to-head in Begin your journey with a scenic drive along world's best lumberjacks go head-to-head in more than a dozen exciting events such as the Tongass Narrows to Totem Bight State more than a dozen exciting events such as Departs: 10:30 AM chopping, sawing, relay races, axe throwing, Park, home to one of the world's largest chopping, sawing, relay races, axe throwing, Approximately 1½ Hours log rolling and a 50-foot speed climb. stands of totems. log rolling and a 50-foot speed climb. A Adult $59.95; Child $39.95 colorful host will introduce the events and Begin your Duck adventure with a 'splash' as Your colorful host will introduce the events Stroll the Totem Bight trail under a canopy of offer a historic view of the Alaskan timber this remarkable amphibian vehicle will take and offer a historic view of the Alaskan majestic hemlock and cedar trees. At the end industry, which has shaped this rugged land. you through the rustic streets of Ketchikan timber industry, which has shaped this of the trail, you will find the totems. Through Don't miss this celebration of a bygone era. and into the scenic harbor for a fun-filled on- rugged land. lively stories you will learn about the culture It's a rip-roaring good time and quality the-water adventure showcasing all the best and lifestyles practiced by the Northwest entertainment for all ages -- a fun, family- that Ketchikan has to offer. Don't miss this celebration of a bygone era. Coastal Natives. friendly event. It's a rip-roaring good time and quality See picturesque Whale Park and the salmon entertainment for all ages -- a perfect choice if Step inside an authentic Native clan house. Then, begin your land journey with a scenic ladder; then stop at Creek Street to learn of you want to experience Ketchikan history at a After a brief stop at the quaint Alaska Totem drive along the Tongass Narrows to Totem Ketchikan's colorful past and salty fun, family-friendly event and have time for Trading Store, an entertaining city tour shows Bight State Park. Stroll the Totem Bight Trail beginnings. shopping. you the industries that have made Ketchikan under a canopy of majestic hemlock and the Salmon Capital of the World. Returning cedar trees. At the end of the trail, you will Next, you will literally drive into Ketchikan's Notes: to the pier, catch a glimpse of Ketchikan's find a large collection of totems. Through bustling harbor for up-close views of local colorful past as you drive past the Creek lively stories you will learn about the culture canneries, seaplane docks and Ketchikan's This show operates rain or shine in heated Street historic red light district. and lifestyle practiced by the Northwest waterfront community aboard a Coast and covered grandstands. Located in historic Coastal Natives and have a chance to enter an Guard-certified and -inspected amphibian downtown, the show site is just a short walk Notes: authentic Native clan house. After a brief stop that doubles as both a boat and a bus. from your ship and is suitable for guests using at the quaint Alaska Totem Trading Store, an a wheelchair. This is an excellent choice to Wear warm layered clothing. entertaining city tour shows you the Notes: combine with any other tour. Video industries that made Ketchikan the Salmon recording is not permitted but still photos are Capital of the World. Returning to the pier, Infants under the age of 2 years travel free but allowed. catch a glimpse of Ketchikan's colorful past as must be accounted for per Coast Guard you drive past the Creek Street historic red Regulations. light district.

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Wilderness Cruise & Silverking make their way back from a day on the water. Cannery and learn about the fish traps and comfortable, warm layers and wear shoes with Lodge Seafood Feast Walk the elevated boardwalk into the heart of 'pirates' that plagued the area years ago. View good traction. The lodge is accessed by the rain forest for an up-close look at the flora the Mahoney Glacial Cirque, with snow- numerous stairs. A van is available to and fauna of Southeast Alaska, and take your capped mountains and 2,000-foot waterfalls transport guests who are unable to navigate Departs: 1:30 PM Approximately 3¾ Hours picture next to the largest known red cedar in site of an abandoned short-seam silver mine. the steps. Adult $179.95; Child $119.95 the Tongass National Forest. Below the cirque, the Mahoney River Valley is home to bears, eagles, and salmon that return Wildlife Safari Cruise & Beach This tour combines three discrete activities Finish off your tour under the covered gazebo to spawn annually. Orca whales, sea lions, and Bonfire into one exciting and delicious expedition. as you dine on a delectable seafood meal of seals frequently visit the area in search of the

crab, shrimp, clams, mussels, potatoes, abundant food supply. Your tour starts as you board your motor Departs: 10:30 AM onions, garlic, corn, and sausage -- all cooked coach and enjoy a narrated tour of Ketchikan Approximately 3½ Hours in one delicious pot and served piping hot at Cross the fjord to a remote crab estuary and Adult $199.95; Child $159.95 en route to Clover Pass Resort, the oldest your table. Top off your meal with dessert, if witness the awe-inspiring grandeur of the continuously operated fishing resort in the Step aboard the m/v Sea Lion -- possibly the you still have room. Tongass National Forest -- the largest State of Alaska. At Clover Pass you'll meet perfect wildlife-viewing vessel with its temperate rain forest in the world. This your crew, who will get you properly outfitted waterjet-powered mono-hull, heated inside Use your last few minutes to take photos, grab isolated cove is home to hundreds of for comfort. Board the adventure boat and seating areas, large, spacious windows, and an a souvenir from the gift shop, or soak up the Dungeness crab. A crab pot will be pulled up head out in search of excitement. aisleway for viewing wildlife. A 360-degree atmosphere around the lodge before heading for everyone to view and gain knowledge for a observation deck outside offer excellent back to Clover Pass Resort and the ship. hands-on opportunity to see the crab up- Your first stop will be a nearby active eagle's photography opportunities and an close. Learn about their anatomy and life nest. Learn about 'America's bird' and look unobstructed view of the wilderness. Wilderness Exploration Cruise & cycle before the crab are set free. for hatchlings in the nest. Your captain will Crab Feast navigate his way through bays and inlets On this one-of-a-kind wildlife boat safari, Once the pots are reset, it's back to the warm while the narrator offers insights into the your knowledgeable captain will use his and inviting George Inlet Lodge, where a land, air and sea. Learn about the timber Departs: 11:30 AM understanding of tides, weather and seasonal delicious Dungeness crab meal awaits you. industry, how it shaped the development of Approximately 4 Hours changes to design an expedition uniquely Adult $179.95; Child $139.95 Relax amid the rustic charm and the Alaskan Alaska, and get a feeling for life on the island. suited to the day. Humpback and orca whales, hospitality of the lodge while you learn about Venture past the Back Island Naval Testing This is a truly Alaskan experience. It features Dall's porpoise, harbor seals and bears are a its origins as a cannery bunkhouse. After a Facility -- home to some of the most sensitive pulling Dungeness crab pots from a few of the species that thrive in this pristine quick lesson in the art of crab cracking, you ears on the planet. Learn about their work on wilderness estuary and a crab feast held in a environment. As animals are sighted, the will enjoy the succulent delicacy of this cruise ships and Navy vessels, including historic cannery building converted to an captain will maneuver the vessel to provide Alaskan favorite with an all-you-can-eat crab nuclear submarines. Keep your eyes open for elegant oceanside lodge. optimal views, and your expert naturalist feast. Your banquet will include a beverage , wildlife as porpoises and seals are frequent guide will explain their fascinating lifecycles oriental salad, steamed baby red potatoes, visitors along the tour route. During May and You will leave downtown Ketchikan and and behaviors. Dungeness crab, and a slice of cheesecake September, whales are often sighted inside embark on a fully narrated drive following the smothered in Alaskan blueberries. Clover Passage. scenic coastline past a cannery, an old Take a leisurely break from cruising to step

sawmill, totems and waterfalls. ashore on a remote island and gather around Notes: Tour sequence may vary, so come Your final stop is at Silver King Lodge, an Alaska-style beach bonfire. While your hungry. Dress in comfortable, warm layers located in the heart of Grant Island State At George Inlet Lodge, board a 46-foot, camp hosts tend to the fire, you will discover and wear shoes with good traction. Tour Marine Park. At this working fishing lodge enclosed catamaran. On your cruise up the the bounty of life in the intertidal zone or rain sequence may vary, so come hungry. Dress in you'll check out the day's catch as fishermen fjord, you will pass the old George Inlet forest, and learn about traditional native

Page 55 of 60 Ketchikan, Alaska, US - Friday, September 17, 2021 harvesting techniques. Indulge your Zip-Line Adventure & the Great photos taken during your zip-line experience adventurer's appetite with a snack that Alaskan Lumberjack Show and to shop for mementos of your Alaska includes reindeer sausage hotdogs and beach adventure. edibles, plus a beverage of your choice. Finish Departs: 10:00 AM your meal with an American classic -- Approximately 5 Hours Back in downtown Ketchikan you'll hoot and roasting marshmallows for s'mores made with Adult $209.95; Child $169.95 holler your way through the Great Alaskan locally-crafted chocolate. Sit back and relax, Lumberjack Show. This is where the world's Embark on a fun-filled family adventure surrounded by the stunning beauty and best lumberjacks go head-to-head in more combining an exhilarating zip-line tour with solitude of coastal Southeast Alaska, as a than a dozen exciting events such as the action-packed Great Alaskan Lumberjack Tsimshian Native camp host shares his/her chopping, sawing, relay races, axe throwing, Show. knowledge of traditional harvesting log rolling and a 50-foot speed climb. A techniques and foods. colorful host introduces the events and offers Your adventure begins with a ride up a steep a view of the Alaskan timber industry, which hillside in a custom all-terrain 4x4 Unimog to Back aboard the vessel, continue exploring has shaped this rugged land. It's a rip-roaring the briefing camp. After outfitting and the coastline and scanning the water for signs good time and quality entertainment for all orientation, enter the fly-zone on this rain of wildlife. In the Tongass Narrows, your ages. forest eco-adventure that is designed for those crew will point out historic waterfront sights, seeking excitement. Featuring eight zip-lines, including the Tlingit Village of Saxman -- A short walk brings you back to the ship at ten lofty tree platforms, and rappelling, this is home to the world's largest collection of your leisure. the ultimate Alaska action experience. It's an totems. uphill hike via an improved rain forest trail to Notes: a ground-based practice zip-line, where your Notes: guide introduces you to zipping. This is your Minimum weight is 70 lbs; maximum weight first encounter with the zip-line course, Minimum age is 3 years. Not advisable for is 250 lbs. Minimum height is 50 inches. providing an aerial view of Bear Creek and a guests using a wheelchair or for those with Guests with mobility limitations, women who forest waterfall. You will be challenged as you mobility limitations. Participants must be able are or may be pregnant, and those with a descend from platform to platform on to (dis)embark the boat at the beach by way of seizure disorder should seek medical advice western hemlock trees and then rappel to the a five-rung ladder. Wear sturdy walking prior to participating. Waiver must be signed ground from the last tree platform. shoes. It is essential that you wear warm, and medical conditions disclosed. Not layered clothing in order to fully enjoy and advisable for guests using a wheelchair. Wear Panoramic ocean, forest and mountain views participate in this excursion. Outer layer closed-toe shoes (mandatory). Wear long accompany you. In addition to tall stands of should be waterproof and windproof. Bring pants and layered clothing. Wildlife sightings spruce, hemlock and cedar, the ecosystem gloves, a warm hat and a scarf. Tour operates are likely but are not guaranteed. Video here supports an extensive wildlife in all weather conditions. Wildlife sightings recording is not permitted; however, still population. Eagles and bears are often are likely but are not guaranteed. Binoculars photography is allowed at the lumberjack sighted. and rain ponchos are provided. Participants show. must be in good general health and able to Time permitting, explore the totem park and walk up to 1/4-mile over uneven terrain, a historic sawmill, see an eagle up close at the beach sand and loose gravel, as well as gently Alaska Raptor Center and watch a blacksmith inclined forest trails. at work. Stop by the General Store to see

Page 56 of 60 Vancouver, B.C., CA - Sunday, September 19, 2021: Galleries, boutiques, colorful public markets, restaurants of every ethnicity: this vital port city has them all. Visit vibrant Chinatown and Stanley Park, with its 1,000 acres of forests, gardens, lakes and lawns in the heart of the city.

Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing your luggage (up to 2 pieces per person are Tour with Hotel Shuttle & Airport This tour is available only to guests whose Tour with Luggage Service & included -- additional pieces accepted for an Transfer cruise ends in Vancouver who are staying Airport Transfer extra fee) and transfer details upon check-in overnight in Vancouver. A representative will at the Canada Place Cruise Terminal. The assist you with your luggage (up to 2 pieces Canada Line rail transfer takes approximately Departs: 7:30 AM Departs: 7:30 AM Approximately 2½ Hours per person are included -- additional pieces Approximately 2½ Hours 35-40 minutes from downtown to Vancouver Adult $99.95; Child $89.95 accepted for an extra fee), hotel shuttle, and Adult $99.95; Child $89.95 International Airport. Please consider this This flexible city tour offers the highlights of transfer details upon check-in at the Canada This flexible city tour offers the highlights of when determining which stops to visit. downtown Vancouver by convertible, clear- Place Cruise Terminal. On your day of downtown Vancouver by convertible, clear- Recommended airport check-in times are 120 top bus, with stunning views rain or shine. departure from Vancouver, the Canada Line top bus, with stunning views rain or shine. minutes prior to international flight departure Choose to hop off at any of the 29-plus stops; rail transfer takes approximately 35-40 Choose to hop off at any of the 29-plus stops; times, and 90 minutes prior to domestic flight then, hop on again to continue your minutes from downtown to Vancouver then, hop on again to continue your departure times. Please allow for time to adventure. Included are major attractions and International Airport. Recommended airport adventure. Included are major attractions and collect your luggage at the airport prior to scenic points of interest. check-in times are 120 minutes prior to scenic points of interest. check-in for your flight. Your tour purchase international flight departure times, and 90 also provides a 24-hour Hop-On, Hop-Off Take an up-close look at Vancouver's urban minutes prior to domestic flight departure Take an up-close look at Vancouver's urban Sightseeing pass to visit the best of Vancouver oasis of Stanley Park near English Bay, times. Your tour purchase also provides a 24- oasis of Stanley Park near English Bay, . Buses operate regularly from the street level purchase lunch at Granville Island (at your hour Hop-On, Hop-Off Sightseeing pass to purchase lunch at Granville Island (at your of Canada Place Cruise Terminal. Not own expense), visit historic Gastown or the visit the best of Vancouver. Buses operate own expense), visit historic Gastown or the advisable for guests using a wheelchair; trendy Yaletown, and Robson Street for a regularly from the street level of Canada Place trendy Yaletown, and Robson Street for a participants must be able walk unassisted for little shopping. Cruise Terminal. Not advisable for guests little shopping. at least 328 yards. Hop-On, Hop-Off using a wheelchair; participants must be able Sightseeing supports the Canadian Breast Full commentary is available in English, walk unassisted for at least 328 yards. Hop- Full commentary is available in English, Cancer Foundation and will donate partial French, Spanish, German, On, Hop-Off Sightseeing supports the French, Spanish, German, Japanese, Korean proceeds of each ticket to this worthy cause. Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation and will and Mandarin. Hop on this flexible city tour at right at donate partial proceeds of each ticket to this Vancouver Highlights with worthy cause. Airport Transfer (Wheelchair Canada Place; your luggage will be delivered Transfer to the airport on the Canada Line Accessible) to your downtown hotel by 4pm. Train (approximately 35-40 minutes from downtown). Once at the airport, pick-up your A Canada Line Rail pass is provided for the luggage and check in for your flight. Departs: 7:30 AM transfer from downtown to Vancouver Approximately 3 Hours Adult $79.95; Child $69.95 International Airport (approximately 35-40 Notes: minutes from downtown) for the day of your The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian departure. This tour is available only to guests whose province of British Columbia, is a shining cruise ends in Vancouver with flights after light in the American Northwest, and is Notes: 5pm . A representative will assist you with consistently ranked one of the most livable

Page 57 of 60 Vancouver, B.C., CA - Sunday, September 19, 2021 cities in the world. Come see why this inventory. Discover the second-largest Chinatown in location was chosen as the home for the 2010 North America, passing through the Winter Olympics. Available both to guests whose cruise ends in renovated and popular Gastown district and Vancouver, with flights after 2pm, and to into Stanley Park. This is where the locals A panoramic drive heads into the heart of guests transferring to select downtown or come to relax and play. Stanley Park is larger downtown Vancouver -- a bustling urban airport hotels. The hotel drop-off for than New York's Central Park, and is home to environment surrounded by water and downtown Vancouver will be at the Pan old-growth trees and a spectacular display of mountains. The city features one of the most Pacific Hotel, which is directly across from First Nation totems. It boasts a 5½-mile diverse populations in North America -- the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel. The airport seawall to protect it from the winter storms. more than 50% of the population's first drop-off will be at the Fairmont Hotel You'll have an opportunity to explore some of language is not English. Vancouver Airport, which is located within Stanley Park and take photos of the Vancouver Airport. Shuttles to various other mountains that form a spectacular backdrop Discover the second-largest Chinatown in airport hotel properties can be accessed from for the city. North America, passing through the this stop. If you have already purchased an renovated and popular Gastown district and airport transfer with your cruise booking, it Notes: into Stanley Park. This is where the locals will be refunded on board the ship, as this come to relax and play. Stanley Park is larger excursion automatically includes a transfer. Available both to guests whose cruise ends in than New York's Central Park, and is home to Vancouver, with flights after 2pm, and to old-growth trees and a spectacular display of Vancouver Highlights with guests transferring to select downtown or First Nation totems. It boasts a 5½-mile Airport Transfer airport hotels. The hotel drop-off for seawall to protect it from the winter storms. downtown Vancouver will be at the Pan You'll have an opportunity to explore some of Pacific Hotel, which is directly across from Departs: 7:30 AM Stanley Park and take photos of the Approximately 3 Hours the Fairmont Waterfront Hotel. The airport mountains that form a spectacular backdrop Adult $79.95; Child $69.95 drop-off will be at the Fairmont Hotel for the city. The city of Vancouver, in the Canadian Vancouver Airport, which is located within province of British Columbia, is a shining Vancouver Airport. Shuttles to various other Notes: light in the American Northwest, and is airport hotel properties can be accessed from consistently ranked one of the most livable this stop. If you have already purchased an The content of this tour is identical to cities in the world. Come see why this airport transfer with your cruise booking, it Vancouver Highlights with Airport Transfer. location was chosen as the home for the 2010 will be refunded on board the ship, as this Only guests using a wheelchair can book this Winter Olympics. excursion automatically includes a transfer. tour, as it ensures accessible transportation. Due to the specialized nature of some lift- A panoramic drive heads into the heart of equipped vehicles, priority is given to guests downtown Vancouver -- a bustling urban using a wheelchair and one companion only; environment surrounded by water and additional companions may be required to mountains. The city features one of the most travel on the transportation provided for tour diverse populations in North America -- Vancouver Highlights with Airport Transfer. more than 50% of the population's first Bookings not marked with an accessibility language is not English. requirement will be removed from the tour's

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