Absolutely amazing! Andrew, (red head) our driver, was very informative and funny at the same time…read more We did the white pass summit and Beyond tour. We Had done the train on a previous visit, but found this to be more fun with a smaller group (28) , and making several stops along the way to enjoy the beauty and to take photos.

This was the highlight of our cruise as we had an amazing tour guide who also entertained with his…read moreguitar. He stopped to let us see both brown and black bears and picked us up from ship and dropped us back again. Had a great lunch, loved all the sights. Couldn't recommend more- best value for money of all the excursions done. Thanks for an amazing day.

Best tour we were on during our trip in Alaska…read more The main reason for that was our guide Katt. She was amazingly knowledgeable and passionate about the area and even went off "scripted agenda" when she thought there was something we would be interested in seeing. She even stopped at friends of hers working on carving totem poles. That alone made the trip special. When we found out this was her first season, we were all astonished Kudos to Katt. You made our stop in Haines very memorable Thank you. Marsha & Bruce Alia

We did the Exclusive Photography tour in Haines with Nicholas. We were picked up at our RV park in…read moreSkagway and brought to the ferry terminal for the trip to Haines. While the tour could accommodate up to 10, we had the good luck to be the only two! This allowed us flexibility to see many areas of Haines we might otherwise not get to. Nicholas was a fantastic guide. He started by asking questions about what we might like to photograph and see. I always learn something new and this time was no exception. I took well over 100 photos and the time flew by; before we knew it, we were headed back to the ferry. The only hitch was the return to our RV park. We were given vouchers for the city bus but it only took us left than halfway back. Not a problem, it just would have been nice to know (we would have walked the entire way and not waited 15 minutes for the bus)

The Skagway Streetcar tour is a great option to get out and see the highlight of the town,…read moreespecially if you have some mobility challenges (i.e. you are able to step up via a step stool into the bus) Highlights: + 90 minutes, with multiple time slots to chose from, so this allows you the option to do more than this if you happen to only be visiting for the day +Ticketing is primarily done via cruise ships; however, you can contact the company directly to book if not on a cruise. + Tour is primarily a drive through the town and narration/storytelling is provided by your guide as you go. Two stops are briefly made, outside town that provides a nice overlook of Skagway and at the other at the Gold Rush Cemetery where you get to visit the grave site of the one an only Soapy Smith. Tips: - Watch out for the seats over the wheels as the hump will take away much valuable leg room if your on the taller side - Use the facilities prior to the tour. Though at about the halfway mark at the overlook, there is a public toilet there; however, it will eat into you time to look at the view as there usually is a line

My husband and 19 year old daughter went on this tour as an…read moreexcursion from our cruise ship. It was amazing, thanks to our guide, Kylie. She was our tour guide, bus driver, and storyteller, and was a total professional! She managed to weave the historical tale of Skagway with the town of today seamlessly, all while driving the antique streetcar, and chatting us up as if she was our friend or some folksy Hal Holbrook. At one point, she sang her version of Home on the Range while backing up the trolley car and parking it. I've never seen anyone perform any better than she did that morning. Seriously. Totally believable. I highly recommend the tour and Kylie as your guide.

We're in town for one day on a cruise. Had three grandchildren with us scheduled. Our flight way in…read moreadvance. In the shop getting ready everybody was professional and the process is very streamlined. We flew to the Mead glacier and had the most amazing experience. The entire trip was fantastic. This excursion actually made our entire week. It was the best thing we did!

Booked a "helicopter glacier discovery" excursion through our cruise line, which was partnered with…read moreTemsco. The location was right next to where our ship was docked, and we were met by the tour staff, who were awesome. As most excursions go, they're extremely organized, gave detailed but clear instructions about everything from the itinerary to safety procedures. The pilots, tour guides and other staff were all welcoming, helpful, informative and accommodating...if you ever take a trip to Alaska and have the opportunity to do a helicopter tour, I highly recommend doing so! It's definitely worth the money and an incredible experience.

My wife and I hiked to Laughton glacier with Austin and Sam in June 2026. This one of the most…read moreamazing experiences we have ever had. Austin and Sam were incredibly prepared. We were given a pack with water, snacks, and our lunch at the start then stopped at the trailhead to get ice creepers and hiking poles (these are optional, but I highly recommend them - you'll want them at the glacier). Sam and Austin both carry massive packs with anything you could ever want - rain gear, gloves, extra snacks, first aid kits, rescue gear, and everything that would be needed in case of some freak accident trapping us on the trail. And as an added bonus, Sam and Austin both worked as EMT/Paramedics at the fire station in Skagway. They are more than prepared for anything that could happen. The trail is a fairly simple there and back - if you semi regularly do day hikes, you'll be good! As you hike you watch how the forest changes over time after a glacier retreats. Even if you're not into the science of it, it's a beautiful hike. Austin is a wealth of knowledge and can tell you everything you could ever want to know about the glacier and the forest. The trail seems to be fairly underutilized - Packer Expeditions are the only ones that lead hikes out there, so Sam and Austin take a lot of ownership of the trail. It's refreshing to see people that love the place they live and work so much. This was an extremely memorable experience and needs to be on everyone's bucket list

We booked a wonderful hike to the Laughton Glacier through Carnival Cruise Lines. These guys blew…read moreit out of the water! They exceeded my expectations and it was amazing! Prepare for a long review of a very long day! So our day started on a very windy day where we were greeted by 2 of our three guides. From there we walked to the train. It was right through town and we got a mini walking tour of the history. It was super cool because they also pointed out the fun places to try on the way back afterwards! We then arrived to the white pass railroad train. This is where we met up with our final guide. Now comes a memorable moment, the infamous train ride. We road it for about 14 miles till our trailhead. It becomes real when you get off the train and then the train just leaves you there. Once we arrive our three guides prepared sandwiches for us all for the journey. This is when a mind blowing part hit me. All three of them were carrying 60+ pound full backpacks filled with extra water, snacks, rain gear, medical equipment, and so much more. Like you legitimately could choose to do a hike and bring honestly nothing and these guys will carry it all. Throughout the hike when it got hotter they even offered to carry peoples jackets. Honestly mind blowing because it was a fun and challenging hike. Overall the hike was fun! They stopped several times to point out plants and teach us things about the area. They also made sure to stop at all the fun photo spots! The next thing was at every stopping point they encouraged everyone to go as far as they personally can go. Meaning if you can't make it to the glacier, totally fine! They had three guides and one will always stay back with you. Honestly the views are unreal! Overall I'm so happy this company partners with all the cruise lines. I experienced some of the best hospitality and also a handful of dad jokes throughout the trip. Some of the most incredible people work here who are beyond proud of the wonderful city of Skagway. It's fun learning about the city from them! I can't wait to return and do another excursion with these guys.

Great selection of outdoor gear. It's was super sunny so I needed a hat ( rare in that area) normal…read moreprice for outdoor gear ( not marked up) friendly and gave great info. There is a sale rack if you need to find things

Right off Broadway Large selection of outerwear, shoes,…read morehiking equipment The prices are regular retail The staff is friendly And it ain't one of the tourist traps with icky jewelry! Just another example to walk away from the main drag of any touristy area. I stumbled upon this one after I found a grocery store. Someone has mentioned a strange aroma within... Imagine a strange aroma coming from an old building ;0)

Had such an amazing time salmon fishing. Was the highlight of our trip. I would 100% use them again…read moreif i ever make it back that way!!!

Our fishing trip with you the hi-light of our entire Alaska trip! Joe's was friendly, professional,…read moreand knew how to catch salmon. We caught 4 salmon (had to let 2 go!) on our half-day trip. We saw other boats who caught zero fish. Captain Joe, who has 20 years' experience, is clearly the reason! Additionally, Captain Joe made sure his boat and critically, his bathroom, were clean. There was a group of 4 beer-drinking guys who had a half-day tour before us, and he made sure he the bathroom so I felt comfortable using it! This is a family-based company, and his mom handles the reservations. She is super friendly! Summer is the busy season, so I had to email her twice to request a booking... It was more than worth it! I highly recommend Joe and Fat Salmon Charters. His experience is what made this trip so awesome!

Klondike highway connect Skagway to White Horse the capital of Yukon, Canada. I would recommend you…read morerent a car after docking a cruise ship and drive yourself to Carcross, Canada. This is scenic route that with great view if you able to drive yourself. It is breath taking drive along the highway. If you don't want to drive, the Klondike Tour can take you there. I prefer driving due to flexibility. Be sure to bring your passport to cross to Canada. I document the best area to visit. At 7.2 mile out, there is overlook to a tall waterfall on thewith the view of railroad tracks. At 9.5 miles on the left is the Bridal Veil Falls. At 11 miles you will reach the Captain William More Bridge. This is a tilted cable stay bridge. At 14 mile you reach the Alaska welcome sign. Take a picture here before cross over to Canada. From here you are about to cross the Canada border. After the border check point, the Tormented Valley will appearing your right. This valley is big so stop along the way. At mile 37 Tutshi Lake start appearing to your right. This lake is big and you can overlook the glacier nearby. At miles 49 you will reach Yukon welcome sign. It is also the begin of Tagish Lake. You are no longer at B.C. and you enter Yukon Canada. St the corner of the Tagish Lake, you see the Bove Island at miles 58. Mile 68 you have Carcross history town. Need about 1 hour to tour the entire history history district and 1 hour for lunch here. Move north a few miles you reach the smaller desert. I hope this will help you Klondike experience pleasant. One last thing when you head back to Skagway, don't forget to visit the gold rush cemetery and the Lower Reid Falls. At same location.