Skagway Sled Dog & Puppy Summit Tour
Cross into Canada for sled dogs, puppies, and Klondike Highway views
Duration
4.5 hrs
Includes
Bus tour, dog cart ride, puppies
Highlights
- Travel through the White Pass region, Tormented Valley, and Yukon Territory
- Meet Alaskan husky puppies and see working sled dogs in action
- Ride in a summer dog cart pulled by an Alaskan husky team
- Learn about mushing, sled dog training, and major races from mushers and trainers
- Photograph lakes, glaciers, mountains, and the Welcome to Alaska and Yukon signs
What's Included
- Bus transportation
- Skagway city tour
- Sled dog camp entry
- 15–20 minute dog cart ride
- Multiple Klondike Highway photo stops
- Cruise dock pickup and drop-off
Know before you go
- Arrive at least 15 minutes before departure
- Bring a valid passport; U.S. and Canadian citizens may bring a birth certificate with valid photo ID instead
- Bring any required documentation to enter Canada; non-U.S. citizens may need a visa
- Light walking is required, including getting on and off the bus
- Requires climbing a few steps onto the bus
- Dog cart rides travel over rough terrain with sudden starts, stops, bumps, and swerves
- Dog cart rides are not recommended for pregnancy, back problems, heart conditions, or conditions affected by rough movement
- Service animals and mobility assistive devices require a caregiver; electric wheelchairs and scooters over 50 lbs cannot board
Cancellation Policy
Nonrefundable within 14 days of travel. Changes to the date or time within 14 days incur a 20% penalty. You'll receive a full refund if your ship does not arrive or arrives too late and no later departure is available.
FAQs
Bring original passports and any required entry documents; photocopies are not accepted. U.S. and Canadian citizens may use a birth certificate with valid photo ID instead. If a child is traveling without a biological parent, bring a notarized letter from the non-traveling parent permitting travel to Canada.
Wear layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable closed-toe shoes. Conditions can be colder at the summit and warmer in British Columbia and the Yukon.
Bring food and drinks to eat on the bus, as lunch is not included. Snacks and drinks are available at the musher's camp gift shop.