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    Port of Entry from Canada back into Skagway
    Lorri D.

    Very wonderful tour! We had Bill for our bus tour guide and he made us feel like family, talked to us in a way that was relaxing, entertaining and very informative. He wound us through town and showed us highlights of Skagway as well as giving us quite a bit of history. Once we left the main part of town we headed out through the Yukon Territory, which is part of Canada, and he pointed out several spots and points of interest along the way. Such beautiful country and even though I've been to Skagway, I'd never gotten the chance to head out into the mountains and see such amazing beauty. This was a perfect excursion since, with the bus, you can stop, if need be, to see passing wildlife or to take pictures. We did both along our route. It was also very fun to get out and take pictures at the "Welcome to Alaska" sign at the border. Comfortable bus plus extra pleasant and warm hearted tour guide. Thank you!

    Risya L.

    We had the pleasure to go on an ATV adventure with Mike Mike and Bill! We had little Mike for our jeep excursion and it was amazing! Well worth taking advantage of if you want to see the beautiful sights these countries have to offer. We took a bus from our boat from Skagway to Canada.(about an hour) What was amazing was the sightseeing you had the chance to see while driving up to our destination. Bill was our bus guide who told us some history and new facts of what's been going on with the area we were driving by. The hour drive flies by so don't be discouraged lol What I found exciting was when we made this random turn up a hill but was really a mountain to our tour guides. There we were greeted by mike and mike(father and son) We had like I mentioned little Mike, he and his father are new to giving these excursions as of this summer. Told us this story of how him and his father met the owner and they fell in love and decided to do this for the summer. His excitement telling us all about it got us excited to see what we had in store. This is an abandoned earth core testing area and when you go on the excursion you'll know what I'm talking about but I don't want to blow the adventure. We then drive up the mountain and was taken to an amazing view of iron mountains and regular ones and a nice hike to see a beautiful glacier! Photos do it no justice! You have to go for yourself to see what I'm talking about! One of my favorite excursions ever!

    ATV GLACIER TOUR The spot where we stopped for lunch.... AMAZING.  Just having a picnic lunch at the top of the world
    Jen K.

    We did the Glacier ATV tour and it was **BY FAR** the highlight of our entire Alaskan cruise!!! (Southeast tours runs MANY different tours, FYI --- I wish you could review it by specific tour!) We were kinda bummed that they jammed six grown adults into each ATV-- resulting in my husband and I ending up being split up for the excursion which super sucked. :( However... we could overlook it due to the awesomeness of the excursion. I will say this: I'm glad I didn't know ahead of time that the van ride out there was an HOUR long each way, b/c it might have kept me from booking this tour in teh first place. DON'T LET IT DETER YOU!!!! 1:) it's super scenic and goes quickly 2) IT IS WORTH IT!!!! You get to the ATV point and you get on these rugged, six-person ATVs and then they trek you up the mountain side on an old mining trail they used to dig samples (which you can also view and search through for gold veins in the samples at the end of the trip if time allows). Then you go up and up and up and up. You watch the timberline disappear until you're so high up (5500 feet) that there are no trees, just rocks and barren landscape and it feels like you're on a Mars rover, just drifting over another planet with the mist and fog moving around you and the hills and mountains. Seriously, like ANOTHER PLANET. Pictures cannot do it justice! Then you keep going up, and eventually, WHOA, you're at your own private glacier and glacier lake: Paddy's Peak. It's Jaw-droppingly beautiful. And it's just you and maybe 12 other people, in the middle of nowhere, at the top of the WORLD, and just takign in this amazing site. **everything** in Alaska is hard to capture in pictures --- this glacier/glacier pool looked like you could take a quick walk to get to the water's edge.... Nope. Our guide, Mike Jr, said that it would be a good 15 minute walk to get down there! My husband tried to throw a rock into the water from where we stood at the top and came *nowhere near* hitting it. Mike Jr. laughed and said no one has been able to hit it yet - you're just note even CLOSE. The scale, the enormity, just can't even be processed by your brain. After that, they take you to another location that makes it seem like you're on the edge of the world, just towering rocks, a huge lake far far far down below, clouds and fog rolling in and out. Totally surreal. And then you sit down to a picnic lunch (yummy, by the way!), just in an otherworldy environment. Words, pictures... just can't do it justice! My driver was Peter and he was crazy and amazing and so much fun. He broke away from the group towards the end and took us down RIGHT INTO a rushing creek for an epic photo op. Peter has been living "in the bush" for 10 years -- ask him about his personal story and you will be left speechless! 100% absolutely totally recommend this to everyone. Worth EVERY PENNY. (we booked direct through their website, not through our cruise ship) Dress in layers and warm, b/c when you get to the very very top and the wind is passing over the ice of the glacier, it got COLD and I was glad to have my gloves and hat!

    Michelle B.

    We went on the Southeast Your with Brain on May 29, 2018. We had a great time learning about the city of Skagway and the White Pass Summit. It was amazing our ship had more people than the whole population of Skagway!! Brain way very knowledgeable about the history of the Gold Rush. The town was very charming and the loose ladies hanging out the windows cracked us up!!

    Our toured Guide on the far left is VERY knowledgeable about the area. We're in Yukon, B.C. Ku Kia`i Mauna!
    DeeCee R.

    Aloha from Beautiful Hawai`i! We just got back from another beautiful place: Skagway, Alaska! What made this visit special is the local tour company, Southeast Tours! We had 3 tour guides, with Bill being our first contact. They really took care of us & we felt like family. We traveled over the border into British Columbia in the Yukon Valley (passports are necessary!). Our guides were extremely knowledgeable & hospitable. They made sure that we arrived back in Skagway with enough time to do our own tour of the city & to get back on our Cruise Ship. We will DEFINITELY be going back to Alaska, & when we do, we will hook up with Southeast Tours! Mahalo Nui Loa, De MONT R. D. Conner

    Jilli O.

    Bryan is far and above the guide of Alaska. He knows the details and the history. You are not trapped in a tour bus but entertained and educated about all aspects of The Skagway and Yukon area. He is willing to pull over and encourages you to look for wildlife. Yelling bear gets an actual response. The luncheon served at caribou creek is worth waiting for. And the exhibits, gift shop and museum offer a bit of everything. Visiting playing and getting to know the sled dogs was a treat. These social dogs want to interact and have a bit of your time. And you just want to take the puppies home with you. But Bryan frisks you before leaving. It was such a fun adventure....

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    Our tour guide was amazing. Right on time for everything. Great price for what we got to see!!!

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    Bob was an awesome tour guide. We will always remember him and the tour to see the Husky puppies. Thank you!

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    White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad - Inside my Rail Car was a nice group

    White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad

    4.2(294 reviews)
    0.5 km

    Booked via Norwegian Encore for May 6, 2026, departure 12:00pm, as a solo and had the fare…read morediscounted by $50 because of my package excursion credit. The day was dry, clear, but blustery and our ship was the only cruise ship scheduled in port that day, normally 3 to 4 cruise ships are docked each morning for the day. The train accessed a rail spur allowing boarding near the ship, but the terminal in town is not a long distance if lacking mobility issues. Each car has outside viewing areas, and clean bathrooms, but unlike the staff, guests are not allowed to move between cars. If you spy an issue with your fellow rail car guests upon boarding like small screaming children I would change cars quickly after boarding. Even though water was provided with my fare I would suggest packing water jugs or bottles, and some nibbles ( I packed some yummy freshly baked cookies from a lounge on my ship) for the 3 hour ride, inexpensive snack boxes were sold on the return trip from the summit as were White Pass & Yukon Route ball caps for $15. Windows are large, but if you want the river view as you ascend the 20 mile climb to the summit then sit on the left side, when returning the right side faces the chasm. Ascending and Descending you should pass several White Pass Rail Trains so wave at your fellow tourists. Overall a nice experience for me, with great views. This is a seasonal experience that mirrors the Alaska cruise season, and it takes weeks to prepare the rail for each season.

    Beautiful and Historic Ride, Worth the Experience! I have to…read moreadmit, I started this experience feeling a little stressed. We were sailing on the Star Princess and needed to be back on the ship by 4:30 PM, but our White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad train was supposed to arrive at 1:00 and didn't actually arrive until 1:25. Since it's about a three-hour ride, I was worried we might not make it back in time for sail away. Thankfully, we did make it back on time! As soon as we got on the train, though, I was able to relax and really enjoy the experience. It truly felt like stepping back in time. The narration throughout the ride was fantastic and filled with fascinating historical facts. I had no idea how many people once hiked that route or how grateful everyone was when the railroad was finally built. The scenery was absolutely beautiful and the whole experience was unforgettable. One funny note: I've flown on planes and cruised on ships without ever getting motion sickness, but somehow I ended up getting train sick! The constant back-and-forth movement got to me, even though everyone else seemed completely fine. That was just me and definitely not the railroad's fault. Overall, this was such a unique and amazing experience, and I'm really glad we did it. If you're visiting Skagway, I would absolutely recommend the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad!

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    White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad - Packed car

    Packed car

    White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad - Snow in June!  For a Texas boy that is a sight!

    Snow in June! For a Texas boy that is a sight!

    White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad - At the train depot

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    At the train depot

    Chilkoot Charters - A bald eagle poses for us

    Chilkoot Charters

    4.7(45 reviews)
    0.2 km

    We toured with the bus up and the rail down, all with unfavored weather that didn't matter because…read moreJenny made sure she still stopped at all the scenic points, which were still visible enough to appreciate the beauty! Along the way we were fortunate to see black and brown bears that Jenny went out of her way to turn the shuttle bus around after a shout out, "bear"! We had a delicious lunch and opportunity to explore various aspects of the Yukon! It's a well organized tour with great communication, clean small bus with big windows to take great pictures. They allow you to step off the bus for all scenic points. The only time you will not be allowed to step off is if there is wildlife for safety purposes, but there is plenty of window space for all to take pictures and video. Jenny is quite informative with a great sense of humor, a professional and courteous guide!

    We booked our White Pass & Yukon Train from Skagway directly through the train company (instead of…read morethrough the cruise line). Not only did we save money by doing so, but our return trip was aboard a smaller shuttle bus with less than 10 versus a large charter bus with dozens of others. Our return trip was, dare I say, better than the train ride itself. Samira was our driver and tour guide and she was fantastic. Told great stories, pointed out awesome points of interest and stopped at several photo stops along the return trek to Skagway. She was great and made the entire experience worth every penny. Thank you Samira for an unforgettable trip! Photo from one of the stops she took us to!

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    Chilkoot Charters - Emerald Lake

    Emerald Lake

    Chilkoot Charters - A cinnamon bear (a young brown bear)

    A cinnamon bear (a young brown bear)

    Chilkoot Charters - A panoramic of the view from the top of the Chilkoot Trail hike in Bennett.

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    A panoramic of the view from the top of the Chilkoot Trail hike in Bennett.

    Alaska X - The puppies were so cute but seemed a little young and very scared

    Alaska X

    4.9(48 reviews)
    2.0 km

    This is just one of the tours you can do…read more We had a great time. The driver was very informative about the area. We learned a lot that we didn't know. This is a good tour company.

    We did the Sled Dog Adventure in Skagway and had a great time. The dogs and puppies were super…read morecute. The dogs seemed to be in good condition, but there was some concern about their well-being in our group. Our guide was a bit avoidant with some of her answers about the dogs, such as how many puppies they have a year, what the owners do with the puppies that don't make it as sled dogs, and what happens to the sled dogs when they retire. If we had received solid answers to some of these questions, we would've felt a little better. We also drove past the living quarters of the dogs and they appeared to be chained up to individual dog houses. I know these dogs aren't "sleep on the couch at home" type of dogs, but it still made me a little curious. Some of the dogs also seemed pretty skinny. I could easily see the ribs and hip bones of some of the dogs. They did seem genuinely excited to run, so I'm hoping that they are well taken care of and I am just being extremely cautious. We also didn't have to wash our hands before handling the puppies after touching all of the other sled dogs. We weren't allowed to set the puppies on the ground because they weren't up to date on their shots (makes sense), but we were able to handle them without washing our hands first? Seemed odd. They also gave no guidance on how to hold the puppies and I saw some other guests handling them in less-than-desired ways. Our puppy was also shaking violently and crying after we held her for a few min. I understand wanting to socialize the puppies, but the younger puppies we interacted with (pictured) seemed like they were too young.

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    Alaska X
    Alaska X
    Alaska X

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    Alaska Sled Dogs & Musher's Camp - Alex, our dog musher

    Alaska Sled Dogs & Musher's Camp

    4.9(45 reviews)
    1.2 km

    Visited Alaska Sled Dogs and Musher's Camp in May of 2025 during the 'shoulder season'. We decided…read moreto do this day excursion on our own and booked it through Alaska Shore Excursions for $598.47 for the 3 of us, saving $300 if we would have booked it through our cruise line (Norwegian). It was really nice because our group was really small, unlike going with the cruise ship excursion with a massive group. We got off at Skagway and the directions in the email said 'walk to the end of the pier' to meet an associate for Alaska Shore Excursions, not sure how we met up, I think we saw a van and headed for it. We were driven to another van, where Sarah took over as our guide and drove us to the middle of Skagway town so we could wait for another family, which showed up late. From there it was a 35 min drive to Musher's camp and we got some really great history from Sarah, who gave us the low-down on Skagway with fascinating facts such as: most of the wood used in Skagway came from a now-defunct town called Dyea that thrived over a 100 years ago, it was the size of SFO, but petered out for some reason. There are no MDs in Skagway, only 2 nurse practitioners. The high school graduating class only had 2 girls and 1 boy. Grocery shopping is limited to only 1x a week, on Wednesdays. The camp parking lot has a shop, but we didn't have much time to shop there. We had to get on a "unimog"; a monster truck Mercedes van outfitted with large wheels and low gears to take us up to a higher elevation (cooler temps for the dogs and less noise from yapping dogs for the Skagway residents). Once we got there we broke up into groups of 6 and we were led to our musher, Alex. We got onto a thing that looked like a super-large golf cart but it was pulled by Alaskan Husky dogs (fascinating history about them also). Alex's dogs had funny names like 'sushi' 'nori' 'wonton' 'fried rice' 'Charmander' 'Diglet' and 'Squirtle'. The dogs ages were 1.5 yrs old to 10 yrs old. The dogs did a great job pulling the 'sled', which was over 2,000 pounds. The ride lasted 10 mins and after we got to take photos with the dogs. We attended a talk at the end of the ride, led by a musher (too bad I forgot his name) about the Iditarod and how these dogs are training during the off-season and staying in shape pulling the land sleds. We saw a dog running in a giant "hamster wheel" and it was hard to concentrate on the lecture because the dog was stealing the show; the dog's name was Goodway. We got to pet Goodway soon after then go to the puppy pen and hold these baby dogs. It was a way to 'socialize' these puppies as well. I really enjoyed that. After our Musher's camp activities came to an end, we got back on the Unimog and back down to the lower parking lot area w/ the gift shop (again, not a lot of time to shop), and Sarah drove us back to the town of Skagway. I gave her a really nice tip because she contributed a lot to the total experience with her stories about Skagway and her expertly refined storytelling about a woman named Martha Black and Harriet Pullen, both influential women in Skagway/Alaska history. Would totally recommend you booking this tour directly with the dog camp or through Alaska Shore Excursions to save some money and also have a smaller, more intimate group.

    This experience was amazing! All the staff at the camp, and the one getting us to the camp, were…read morevery helpful, knowledgeable and kind. It was a unique and great experience to meet people who actually have their own sled dogs and do races with them. I learned allot and had every question answered with happily :) A must do! The dogs, obviously, are amazing! You can see their want to work and run and how happy it makes them. It really shows how well taken care of and trained they are, the staff also loved all the dogs equally as well as they care for them. They helped get good pictures and we got to meet and pet all the dogs too! Best day ever really.

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    Alaska Sled Dogs & Musher's Camp - Goodway, lapping up all the attention

    Goodway, lapping up all the attention

    Alaska Sled Dogs & Musher's Camp
    Alaska Sled Dogs & Musher's Camp

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    Skagway Tours

    Skagway Tours

    4.9(14 reviews)
    1.2 km

    You could tell our tour guide Noah was a local. He was hilarious, extroverted and very friendly. We…read moreenjoyed his commentary on the whole drive out to Yukon. He was quick and efficient in taking photos for everyone on the bus at each of the stops. We were a bit cautious of his driving. I understand he is quite familiar with this drive, but given the weather and often poor visibility we had on the drive, and the size of the bus, he seemed to be driving a bit fast, even passing other buses on the drive. Our tour stopped at the Yukon sign where we actually had some clear skies we could see the mountains in the background. On our return, we stopped at a rural dog sled training camp. We visited the puppies and got to play with them. We were here for almost 2 hours. It felt like our time here was never ending. It would've been nice if the owner came over to say "hi" and talk a bit about dog sledding and the competitions she competes in. Some in our tour group paid extra to take a dog sled ride which was basically the dogs hooked up to a large golf cart with everyone piled into the cart. Not impressive, glad we didn't do it. But we had to wait around for those that did pay for that extra feature to get their ride so we were there for almost 2 hours. It felt like our time here was never ending. To sum up our tour, we spent 4 hours in a bus driving through the Yukon range and seeing the puppies. Not sure if we would do this again if we return.

    Did the bus tour with Maria Beyond excellent…read moreWould do it again / recommend to anyone looking for a great way to see some incredible country and have a guide that can provide entertaining info and stories Thx Maria!!

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    Skagway Tours
    Skagway Tours
    Skagway Tours

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