Board a train that traverses the famous White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad and begin your journey into Canada from beautiful Skagway, Alaska. This excursion will lead you all the way to Fraser, British Columbia while you relax and enjoy the narrated commentary and take in awe-inspiring views around every bend.
Once you've arrived at the train depot in Fraser, you will board a waiting coach and continue to the spectacular Yukon Suspension Bridge. Enjoy stunning 360-degree views of the beautiful Canadian landscape and experience the swaying bridge that spans 65 feet over the rapids below. Take some additional time to explore the outdoor museum or visit the cafe and gift shop, before boarding your coach for the return to your ship. Your drive back will feature new views and photo stops along the way.
PLEASE NOTE: This tour is operated in reverse order with a bus first departure on certain days of the week. All guests, regardless of age, must purchase a seat and be able to be belted in. Lap children are NOT allowed; each passenger must purchase a full-fare ticket.All guests ages 16 and older are required to present an original passport when crossing the Canadian border; photocopies are not accepted. Guests should also bring any required visas or Permanent Resident Cards in addition to their passports. U.S. and Canadian citizens who are 15 years old or younger may travel with an original certified birth certificate instead of a passport. Birth certificates combined with a driver's license are not permitted for adults. Guests who are unable to present the required documentation at the time of departure will not be able to participate in the tour and will not be eligible for a refund. All minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian. If a minor is traveling with someone other than their legal guardian, they must have a notarized letter of consent signed by all legal guardians. Any single adult traveling with a child under 18 must provide either an original death certificate for the non-accompanying parent or a certified letter from the non-accompanying parent stating that the accompanying adult has permission to take the child across the border, that the accompanying adult has authority to make all medical decisions for the child, and providing a daytime telephone number for the non-accompanying parent in case further verification is needed.