3.5 hours | Skagway, Alaska
Avg. Guest Rating: 211 reviews
From $99.95 per person
Passport required (see Know Before You Go)
Trace the path of Klondike Gold Rush stampeders on a guided motorcoach tour that pairs dramatic mountain scenery with a lively taste of 1898. Begin with a drive through historic Skagway, then step into the Liarsville Trail Camp—a recreation of a Gold Rush tent city—where sourdoughs and dance hall performers share tall tales and teach you to pan for gold. With a guaranteed find, you’ll walk away with your own “pay dirt.” Continue along the famed White Pass corridor to the 3,290-foot Klondike Summit for sweeping views and photo stops before returning to Skagway.
Points of interest: - Klondike Summit - Gold Rush history
Activity level: Easy
Shopping opportunities: Yes (at Liarsville)
Total duration approximately 3.5 hours. Order of stops may vary to avoid crowds.
Facilities and practical details: - Restrooms available at Liarsville and en route - Photo/video permitted - Minimal walking at Liarsville; areas are not air-conditioned
Avg. Guest Rating based on 211 reviews. Highlights often mention: - Engaging Liarsville performers and fun gold panning for all ages - Scenic summit drive with plentiful photo stops - Informative narration about Gold Rush history
Do I need a passport for this tour?
Yes. The route crosses into Canada. Bring a passport or other WHTI-compliant document. Some nationalities also require a Canadian visa. Check visa requirements.
Can children join?
Yes. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. If a child travels without both parents, notarized written consent is required to enter Canada.
Is gold panning included, and will I find gold?
Yes. A lesson and panning time are included at Liarsville, and you’re guaranteed to find gold.
How strenuous is the tour?
Activity level is Easy. Expect minimal walking at Liarsville and three steps to board the motorcoach.
Are restrooms and shopping available?
Restrooms are available at Liarsville and during the drive. Shopping is available at Liarsville.
Is the motorcoach air-conditioned?
Yes, the coach is air-conditioned.
Can I take photos and videos?
Yes. There are numerous photo stops, with no stated restrictions.
What’s included to eat or drink?
Cookies and a beverage are provided at Liarsville.