Yukon Suspension Bridge 4-Hour Private Tour From Skagway
Cross White Pass into Canada with time at the Yukon Suspension Bridge
Duration
4 hour
Ideal For
Up to 11 people
Highlights
Travel over White Pass into Canada on a 4-hour private tour with a turnaround at the Yukon Suspension Bridge. Stop to explore the bridge area, deck views, and on-site shops before heading back.
- Ride over White Pass into Canada on a private tour
- Visit the Yukon Suspension Bridge area with time to explore
- Stop at viewpoints such as Pitchfork Falls and Bridal Veil Falls
- Look for wildlife when it is safe to stop
- Choose to be dropped off at your ship’s pier or in town
Things to know
Passports are required to cross through US and Canadian customs. Yukon Suspension Bridge admission is an extra $16 per person, and every guest must pay it whether they cross or not.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 1 week or more before your tour date for a full refund minus a $50 reservation fee. Cancel within 1 week for no refund unless they fill your tour. If your ship doesn't arrive in Skagway, you get a full refund minus the $50 reservation fee.
FAQs
Yes. Bring your passport because you cross through both USA and Canadian customs on this tour.
Yes. Yukon Suspension Bridge admission is an extra $16 per person, and every guest must pay it whether you cross the bridge or not.
Dress in layers (light shirt, mid-layer, and an overcoat or rain jacket). Bring comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, a camera, cash for lunch, and a reusable water bottle.
Meeting details
Meet your guide, who will be wearing a blue coat and holding a Beyond Skagway sign, at the end of your ship's pier, just past port security.
Related locations
Yukon Suspension Bridge
Admission includedStanding at the edge of the Yukon Suspension Bridge, you feel the gentle sway underfoot and hear the river churning through the canyon below. Towering spruce and pine press close on both banks, and the cool, resin-scented air carries the sound of rushing water up through the gorge. The Yukon Suspension Bridge offers a rare chance to pause above a wild river corridor and take in the scale of the surrounding boreal landscape. It is a crossing that rewards slow walkers who stop mid-span to watch the current carve its way through ancient rock.
