Suspension Bridge, Yukon Sled Dogs, and Summit Views

Join us for a thrilling journey through the stunning landscapes of the Yukon and British Columbia. This adventure-packed tour takes you on a scenic drive up the Klondike Highway, past wildlife, waterfalls, and glacier-covered mountains, offering unparalleled views of the White Pass Railroad and the majestic subarctic alpine tundra of the Tormented Valley.

The highlight of your trip includes a visit to the awe-inspiring Yukon Suspension Bridge. Spanning 200 feet across the Tutshi River in the remote wilderness of British Columbia, this bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding natural beauty and the roaring rapids below, creating the perfect setting for unforgettable photos and memories. The adjacent Outdoor Interpretive Museum enriches your experience with fascinating maps, guides, and stories about the First Nations, Gold Rush, and early settlers of this captivating region.

Next, delve into the world of Alaskan sled dogs at the Tutshi Dog Sled Camp, where you'll witness these incredible animals in action and have the opportunity to play with adorable puppies. Meet real-life trainers and mushers who share their passion and knowledge about sled dog history and culture in Canada and Alaska. Before departing, don't forget to visit the gift shop to pick up unique snacks and souvenirs to commemorate your journey.

Perfect for history buffs, nature enthusiasts, and animal lovers alike, this shore excursion provides a unique opportunity to explore the beauty and history of the Yukon and British Columbia, all while making memories that will last a lifetime. Join us for a day of exploration and discovery in one of Alaska's most picturesque landscapes, where every moment is a highlight of your Alaskan vacation.

Please Note: all guests are required to present a passport, or government authorized "enhanced" driver's license. U.S. and Canadian citizens who are 15 years old or younger may travel with a government certified birth certificate. People of all other citizenship are required to have a photo I.D., a passport, and a visa (if required). US and Canadian citizens who are under 16 years of age may travel with a certified birth certificate. People of all other citizenships are required to have a photo ID, a passport, and visa (if required) in their possession when crossing the border. Any guest unable to produce the proper identification will not be able to participate. All minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian. If they are traveling with someone else, they must have a letter of consent signed by all of the minor's legal guardians. Any single adult traveling with a child under 18, must provide a death certificate for the non-accompanying parent(s) OR a certified letter from the non-accompanying parent(s) stating: 1) The accompanying parent has permission to take the child across the border, 2) The accompanying parent has the authority to make any and all decisions regarding any medical care required by the child, 3) Provide a daytime telephone number for the non-accompanying parent where they can be reached if there are any questions.