Head beyond Skagway on a half-day road adventure that pairs one of Alaska’s most dramatic mountain drives with an authentic Yukon dog musher camp visit. In a small group, travel with a local driver-guide along the Klondike Highway, climbing toward White Pass for sweeping views over rugged peaks, waterfalls, alpine lakes, and the striking sub-arctic landscape shaped by the Gold Rush era.

As you approach the border, watch the scenery shift from coastal Alaska into the wide-open Yukon. Your guide shares local context as you pause for photo stops along the route, making the journey as memorable as the destination.

In Canada’s Yukon Territory, visit a working dog musher training camp to step behind the scenes of modern sled dog racing. Meet the musher and the dog team, learn how the dogs are cared for and trained, and take a closer look at the equipment used in racing and daily camp life. You’ll have time to interact with the dogs and see what makes these athletes so eager to run.

Top off the experience with a summer cart ride powered by an enthusiastic sled dog team—an unforgettable, hands-on way to connect with Yukon sled dog culture. With a relaxed pace and convenient meeting point in town, this tour is a great fit for travelers wanting a unique Skagway escape.