White Pass Train and Bicycle Tour

Start by boarding the White Pass and Yukon Route railway at Skagway station—trains depart at 7:40am and 12:10pm, and it’s recommended that you arrive at least five minutes prior to departure time.

The 1.5-hour, one-way trip to Fraser passes through gorgeous scenery, the same places that gold prospectors once passed through as they headed into the mountains of the Yukon. Upon arrival at Fraser station, meet bicycle guides who will go over the route back to the Alaska coast.

First, take a short van ride on the Klondike Highway to the summit of White Pass, then hop on your bike for the 15-mile, downhill ride. It’s worth bringing extra layers of clothing for this portion of the tour, as temperatures can be chilly in the mountains. Enjoy views back towards the railway as you ride, with plenty of time to snap photos of the waterfalls, glaciers, mountains, and historic sites along the way, and even crossing over the United States border (don't forget your passport). 

This 4.5-hour train and bike tour concludes at a centrally-located bike shop in downtown Skagway.

• Benefit from the insider knowledge of a guide
• A downhill bike ride proves ideal for all fitness levels
• Choose from a morning and afternoon departure

See Alaska’s scenic White Pass from two different perspectives on a tour that includes a ride on the Yukon Route railway and a bike ride. Cycling allows you to experience panoramic views of the landscapes without worrying about parking, while a small group limited to 12 people ensures you receive personalized attention from your guide.

A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
Minimum height 4'6"
Not wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation
Infants must sit on laps
No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 12 travelers