Travel from Skagway aboard the historic White Pass Yukon Railroad, then climb on your bicycle to begin your Yukon biking adventure. Bike along the paved Klondike Highway led by your private cycling guide, for a 30-mile ride by road bike. This exhilarating journey offers plenty of scenic photo opportunities and the possibility of encountering local wildlife. Definitely not your ‘ordinary’ cruise shore excursion, this active outdoor adventure is perfect for avid cyclists and those who want a more exhilarating day tour from Skagway.
The Yukon has long captured the mind of adventurers seeking their fortune in a land larger than California but home to only 30,000 people. The scenic Klondike Highway will be your byway through this rugged but beautiful wilderness.
Your Yukon biking tour begins at the gateway to the Klondike town of Skagway on the historic White Pass and Yukon Railway. The 90-minute train ride takes you up and over the White Pass to the town of Fraser, British Columbia. Take a quick van drive over to Log Cabin and the start of your ride.
After a bike orientation and safety briefing with your private guide, you’ll mount your road bike and begin your thirty-mile ride north on the paved Klondike Road. A van is there for support and will stay with your group for the entire bike ride. Frequent stops are available along the way for photos and sightseeing. Lunch is provided at the Conrad City campground at the end of your ride. Relax on the drive back to Skagway, as you retrace your exhilarating bike journey through the Yukon Territory.
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