Yukon Suspension Bridge Tour From Skagway
Cross into Canada for a walk above the Tutshi River and views along White Pass
Duration
3.5 hours
Includes
Bus tour, bridge entry, guide
Highlights
- Travel through White Pass and the alpine tundra of Tormented Valley
- Photograph the Welcome to Alaska sign and British Columbia and Yukon signs
- Walk the 200-foot Yukon Suspension Bridge above the river rapids
- Explore interpretive displays on First Nations history and the Gold Rush
- Take in views of glaciers, lakes, mountains, and the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway
- Watch for wildlife along the route and near the bridge
What's Included
- Yukon Suspension Bridge entry
- Bus transportation
- Guide narration
- Photo stops along the Klondike Highway
- Cruise dock pickup and drop-off
Know before you go
- Arrive at the cruise dock meeting point at least 15 minutes before departure
- Bring an original valid passport or approved Canada-entry documentation; photocopies are not accepted
- U.S. and Canadian citizens may use a birth certificate with valid photo ID instead of a passport
- Canadian entry documentation is required, and visa requirements may apply based on nationality
- Light walking, including steps in and out of the bus, is required
- Bring layers, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable shoes for changing conditions
Cancellation Policy
Individual bookings are nonrefundable within 14 days of travel. You'll receive a full refund if your ship does not arrive in port or arrives too late for the tour and no later departure is available.
FAQs
Lunch is not included. Bring food and drinks to eat on the bus, or purchase snacks at the café at the Yukon Suspension Bridge.
Cell and data service are not available after leaving Skagway.
Enclosed restrooms are available at the Yukon Suspension Bridge. Restrooms along the route are primitive and do not have running water.
Meeting details
Fraser, BC
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.