Lively Tokyo is the departure point for this epic 20-night journey visiting two continents. But before we cross the International Dateline and make our way to North America, we’ve a few captivating places to explore in Japan. First Hitachinaka, a young city renowned for its blossom-filled oceanfront park, then Sendai with its impressive ruined castle and lively music scene. In Hakodate, sip tea looking over the rose garden at the Former British Consulate; in Aomori, admire the apple and cherry orchards set against the Hakkoda Mountains; and in Kushiro see red-crowned cranes, which thrive on the marshes. Now we sail to Alaska, making landfall at Kodiak, where natural delights include bald eagles soaring overhead. Finally, we arrive at Seward, on glittering Resurrection Bay, to hike to the fjords and dine on fresh halibut. We cruise past the awesome sight of the Hubbard Glacier, the longest tidewater glacier in North America, heading for Skagway, with its Gold Rush-era buildings, then Icy Strait Point offers the thrills and spills of the world’s largest ziprider. Next, the onion-shaped dome of Saint Michael’s comes into view as we arrive at Sitka, Alaska’s original capital, once Russian territory. Onwards to Wrangell, home to the Tlingit people and 8,000-year-old rock carvings. Then we enter Canadian waters, passing through the spectacular Seymour Narrows before arriving in the Vancouver, a city of skyscrapers enfolded by majestic mountains.

Here in the majestic wilderness where eagles soar and snow-capped peaks reach to the heavens, thrill to extraordinary adventure and discovery amidst glacial valleys and cedar-filled forests, dramatic fjords and luminous seas.

Alaska

Japan&#39;s capital, Tokyo, and its bustling port of Yokohama form a vast urban complex that boasts a unique combination of energy and orderliness. Fusing the vitality of a modern metropolis with the stately elegance of yesteryear, Tokyo is truly unique. From the timeless beauty of the Meiji Shrine to the glittering Ginza district and impressive Tokyo Tower, this international giant is a complex blend of East and West. Houses of wood and paper stand beside towering steel skyscrapers, while kimono-clad women stroll beside teenagers who have created a fashion all their own. The timeless Imperial Palace bears testament to Japan&#39;s enduring traditions. Despite encroaching urban development, it continues to exist in a verdant parkland of isolation. Images of the vibrant metropolis of Tokyo, which is home to more than 11 million people, will create memories of a lifetime.

This young city on the shores of the Pacific was created from two former towns just 30 years ago. Yet it has already won hearts, especially for the Hitachi Seaside Park, a heart-sighing vision of blossoms – carpets of delicate “baby blue eyes” in spring and fiery red kochia, or “burning bush”, in autumn, roses, tulips and more floral spectacles throughout the year. While you&#39;re by the ocean, take a stroll on the golden sands of Ajigaura and Hiraisio beaches or go crabbing on the rocky shore a little further north, where you&#39;ll also find plenty of fossils amid the geological layers dating back 75 million years. It&#39;s all about the sea here, so it&#39;s no surprise the city is home to a renowned fish market, Nakamitano, where chefs prepare spanking fresh sashimi and sushi from the daily catch. Yet there&#39;s one local snack that comes from the land, slices of sun-dried sweet potato – an irresistible souvenir.

When Japan ended two centuries of self-imposed silence, Hakodate, was one of the first ports to open to the outside world. That was in 1859 – fast-forward to today and you&#39;ll find a modern metropolis capitalising on its prime location at the southern edge of Hakkaido, just across the water from Honshu. Yet this city values its heritage, especially the impressive 19th- and 20th-century buildings that blend Japanese and Western styles in the Motomachi district, such as the grandiose Old Public Hall of Hakodate and the Former British Consulate, where you can sip tea looking out at a rose garden. Flavors are more authentic at the Morning Market, where chefs from the surrounding cafés pluck fresh seafood from the stalls – try ikameshi (rice-filled squid). And those snow monkeys you see photos of bathing in steaming mineral waters – they&#39;re here in the botanical garden. To put it all in perspective, trek up the well-kept paths to the 334m summit of Mount Hakodate.

Experience the charm of Hakodate with a curated tour blending culinary delights, history, and scenic vistas. Begin at Asaichi (Morning Market), where local vendors display fresh seafood, including salmon roe, scallops, crab, and sea urchin. Guests may sample delicacies at nearby eateries, offering signature bowls and seasonal fare.The journey continues to Goryokaku Tower, providing elevated views of Fort Goryokaku, Japan&#39;s first Western-style citadel. Completed during the final years of the Edo period, the fort now serves as a public park and is home to the city museum. Its grounds are noted for scenic cherry trees, particularly striking during the blooming season.Next, visit the serene Trappistine Convent, where guests gain insight into the contemplative life of cloistered nuns, followed by a traditional meal. Continue to Kanemori Aka-Renga Soko Chiku (Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse District). Constructed in 1909, the district has been repurposed into restaurants, shops, and the Hakodate Beer Hall, blending history with modern leisure.Conclude the tour with a ride on the aerial tram to Mount Hakodatefor panoramic views of the city, harbor, and surrounding landscapes, before returning to the ship. This tour presents a balanced introduction to Hakodate&#39;s culture, history, and natural beauty.

Savor fresh seafood, explore historic landmarks, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from Mount Hakodate, capturing the essence of this coastal city.

Best of Hakodate

Explore the vibrant city of Hakodate with a tour that blends local flavors, history, and panoramic vistas. Begin at Asaichi (Morning Market), where vendors display fresh seafood, including salmon roe, scallops, crab, and sea urchin. Guests may sample seasonal specialties or browse local offerings.Next, ascend Mount Hakodate via the Mt. Hakodate Ropeway, an aerial tram offering sweeping views of the harbor, city, and surrounding landscapes. At the summit, admire observation platforms, a cafeteria, and monuments honoring Thomas Blakiston, who identified the natural boundary between Siberian and Japanese fauna, and Tadataka Inoh, the first surveyor of Japan.Stroll through the historic Motomachi District, where Western settlers arrived after Hakodate opened to foreign trade in 1854. Discover notable landmarks including the Roshia Seikyo Kyokai (Russian Orthodox Church) and the former British Consulate, reflecting the city&#39;s multicultural past.This carefully curated itinerary combines cultural insight, natural beauty, and local gastronomy, offering a memorable introduction to Hakodate&#39;s heritage and scenic charm.

Savor fresh seafood, ascend Mount Hakodate for panoramic views, and explore Motomachi District&#39;s historic streets, capturing the essence of this coastal city.

Hakodate Panorama and Morning Market

Discover the historic charm of Hakodate with a visit to Goryokaku Koen (Fort Goryokaku Park), Japan&#39;s first Western-style citadel. Completed in the late Edo period, this massive pentagonal fortress features moats and earthworks designed for modern warfare of the era. The fort played a significant role during the Meiji Restoration, when forces loyal to the shogunate briefly occupied the site before being overcome by Imperial troops.Today, the site is a serene public park, where the fort&#39;s distinctive star-shaped layout can be appreciated from ground level or from nearby observation points. Seasonal cherry blossoms and landscaped greenery enhance the historic atmosphere, offering visitors a tranquil setting for reflection and photography. Along the approach, enjoy scenic views of Mount Hakodateand the Motomachi District, whose Western-style buildings reflect the city&#39;s international past.This tour provides a thoughtful blend of history, architecture, and natural beauty, making it a memorable exploration of Hakodate&#39;s cultural heritage.

Walk through Japan&#39;s first Western-style fort, enjoy landscaped parklands, and appreciate panoramic views of Hakodate&#39;s historic districts and Mount Hakodate.

Goryokaku Fort Walk

Discover the scenic and historic highlights of Hakodate on this curated tour. The journey begins with a drive to Mount Hakodate (Hakodate-yama), a dormant volcano rising 1,096 feet (334 meters) above the peninsula. From the summit, guests enjoy panoramic vistas of the city, harbor, and surrounding landscapes. Monuments on the peak honor Thomas W. Blakiston, who identified the biological divide between Honshu and Hokkaido, and topographer Tadataka Inoh, whose survey work shaped early maps of Japan.The tour continues with a driving exploration of Hakodate&#39;s cultural and architectural landmarks. Guests will see the international Motomachi District (Motomachi Chiku), where Western-style churches and residences reflect the city&#39;s maritime history. The Red-Brick Warehouses (Aka-Renga Soko) showcase the area&#39;s commercial heritage, while Goryokaku Fort (Goryokaku), a Western-style star-shaped citadel, offers a glimpse into 19th-century military architecture. The nearby Goryokaku Tower (Goryokaku Tawa) provides additional perspectives of the historic fort and its surrounding park.This tour combines natural beauty, cultural heritage, and architectural significance, providing a concise introduction to Hakodate and its enduring charm.

<div>Take in panoramic views from Mount Hakodate, explore historic districts, and experience the unique blend of Western and Japanese architecture that defines this picturesque port city.</div>

Easy Hakodate

Travel to Onuma Kokutei Koen (Onuma Quasi-National Park), a protected area shaped by the ancient volcanic activity of Mount Komagatake. The park features three lakes – Onuma, Konuma, and Junsainuma – dotted with over 120 small islands connected by 18 scenic bridges.Begin with a short sightseeing boat cruise on Lake Onuma, offering tranquil views of the surrounding islands and forests. Follow with a gentle walk along nature trails, where beech and maple trees provide seasonal color and Mount Komagatake rises prominently in the distance.Conclude the visit at Michi-no-Eki Nanairo Nanae (Roadside Station Nanairo Nanae), a local marketplace offering fresh produce, artisanal goods, and regional specialties. The stop allows for light refreshments and shopping before returning to port.This tour provides a leisurely exploration of Hokkaido&#39;s natural beauty, combining serene waterways, scenic landscapes, and local flavors in one relaxing excursion.

Explore tranquil lakes, forested islands, and the majestic Mount Komagatake, complemented by local specialties at a charming roadside market.

Onuma Quasi-National Park

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Hakodate

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Hakodate

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Hakodate

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Hakodate

With its apple orchards, cherry trees and backdrop of the Hakkoda Mountains, this city on the northern tip of Honshu island is a gateway to some of Japan&#39;s most beautiful landscapes. About 30 miles south is UNESCO World Heritage Site Shirakami Sanchi, a mountainous area with the last of East Asia&#39; virgin beech forests. Walking trails here lead to waterfalls and lakes, and you may spot golden eagles, black woodpeckers, Japanese macaques and even shy black bears as you go. Some 40 miles southeast, deep-blue Lake Towada is serenely breathtaking and offers gentle activities from walking to canoeing and boat rides. The Aomori area also enjoys a vibrant contemporary arts scene, from the gleaming white Aomori Museum of Art, complete with a colossal dog statue by Yoshitomo Nara, to the Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art, strikingly set in a former brewery, and Towada Art Center with eye-popping sculpture.

Explore the cultural essence of Aomori, a city celebrated for its deep spiritual roots and vibrant artistic traditions. Begin with a visit to Seiryu-ji Temple (Seiryu-ji), home to the Showa Daibutsu, a grand bronze seated Buddha standing among the largest in Japan. The serene temple grounds and traditional structures provide a tranquil environment for quiet reflection on local Buddhist traditions.Continue to the Nebuta Museum Wa Rasse, an impressive facility dedicated to the artistry of the Nebuta Festival, Aomori&#39;s most celebrated summer event. Inside, admire life-sized illuminated Nebuta floats, masterfully crafted from washi paper and bamboo, depicting legendary heroes and scenes from mythology. Exhibits detail the craftsmanship, music, and dance that have made the festival an enduring cultural symbol of northern Japan.

Discover Aomori&#39;s harmony of spirituality and creativity, from the tranquil presence of the Showa Daibutsu to the vibrant brilliance of the Nebuta Festival&#39;s illuminated art.

Aomori Highlights

Uncover the refined heritage of Hirosaki, one of northern Japan&#39;s most atmospheric castle towns. Begin at Tsugaru Han Neputa Village, a cultural hub that celebrates regional craftsmanship and performing arts. Enjoy a demonstration of the shamisen, a traditional three-stringed instrument integral to local music culture, and observe displays dedicated to the city&#39;s famed Neputa Festival.Continue to Hirosaki Park and Hirosaki Castle, a symbol of the former Tsugaru Clan. The castle&#39;s remaining tower, elegant moat, and surrounding gardens create a setting that reflects the grace of Japan&#39;s feudal past. Stroll along scenic paths framed by cherry trees and historic stone walls.Following a Japanese-style lunch, explore Zenrin-gai, a tranquil street featuring traditional temples and preserved wooden structures that evoke the spiritual ambiance of old Hirosaki. Conclude at Saishoin Temple, noted for its striking five-story pagoda that rises above the surrounding landscape as a testament to enduring craftsmanship and faith.

Experience the harmony of art, history, and spirituality in Hirosaki—where samurai heritage, temple serenity, and traditional music reveal the soul of northern Japan.

Hirosaki: The Castle Town

Explore the cultural and historical richness of Aomori Prefecture on this immersive tour. Begin at Showa Daibutsu at Seiryu-ji Temple, where one of Japan&#39;s largest seated bronze Buddha statues creates a serene and contemplative atmosphere.Continue to Wa Rasse, a museum dedicated to the vibrant Nebuta Festival. The museum showcases full-sized Nebuta floats and interactive displays that illustrate the artistry, craftsmanship, and cultural significance of this renowned summer celebration.After lunch, journey to the Sannai-Maruyama Site, an expansive archaeological site offering insight into Japan&#39;s Jomon period. Reconstructed dwellings and curated artifacts provide a glimpse into the daily lives of ancient inhabitants.Conclude at the Aomori Prefecture Tourist Center ASPAM, a distinctive triangular building offering panoramic views of Aomori City and Mutsu Bay. Guests may explore local exhibitions and specialty shops, gaining further appreciation of the region&#39;s contemporary culture.

Experience Aomori&#39;s blend of history, art, and culture—from ancient Jomon villages to the vibrant Nebuta Festival and iconic Buddha—revealing the region&#39;s enduring traditions and dynamic spirit.

From Ancient Times to Modern Festivals

Experience the rich cultural heritage of Aomori on this thoughtfully curated tour, blending Japan&#39;s ancient past with contemporary artistic expression. The journey begins at the Sannai-Maruyama Archaeological Site, a prominent Jomon period settlement. Guests can explore reconstructed pit dwellings, a distinctive six-pillared structure, and a variety of artifacts, including pottery, tools, and jewelry, offering insight into early Japanese life.The tour continues to the Aomori Kenritsu Bijutsukan (Aomori Prefectural Museum of Art), where a diverse collection of artworks spanning multiple periods is displayed. Outdoor sculptures and installations enhance the experience, providing a harmonious blend of natural surroundings and artistic vision. The museum&#39;s architecture and carefully curated exhibits invite reflection on both historical continuity and modern creativity.This combination of archaeological discovery and artistic exploration offers an engaging perspective on Aomori&#39;s cultural evolution. Guests will appreciate the interplay between ancient traditions and contemporary expression in a serene, accessible setting.

Immerse in Aomori&#39;s cultural duality, exploring reconstructed Jomon dwellings at Sannai-Maruyama and contemporary artworks at the Aomori Prefectural Museum of Art, where history and creativity converge in a memorable journey.

Heritage and Art of Aomori

Experience the artistic and cultural heritage of Aomori through its music and pottery. The journey begins at Shamisen Kan (Shamisen Hall), where the region&#39;s signature three-stringed instrument is brought to life. Guests can enjoy live performances, hearing the distinctive twang and soulful melodies that define Tsugaru&#39;s traditional music.The tour continues to Tsugaru Kanayama-yaki Doki Kojo (Tsugaru Kanayama-yaki Pottery Workshop), showcasing a ceramic tradition that has been cultivated for over 200 years. Visitors can observe master potters shaping clay into functional works of art, and gain insight into the glazing techniques and firing processes that give Kanayama-yaki its earthy tones and rustic charm.This combination of musical performance and hands-on observation of local craftsmanship provides an intimate perspective on Aomori&#39;s enduring artistic traditions. Guests will leave with a deeper appreciation for the skills and cultural significance embedded in these regional arts.

Discover Aomori&#39;s cultural essence through the resonant melodies of the shamisen and the tactile artistry of Tsugaru Kanayama-yaki pottery, offering a memorable encounter with the region&#39;s musical and craft traditions.

Aomori Arts Experience

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Aomori

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Aomori

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Aomori

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Aomori

If Japan conjures up images of sprawling mega-cities and neon-decked skyscrapers, the northernmost island of Hokkaido offers a very different experience. Kushiro, on the east coast, is most famous for its natural landscapes, particularly the Kushiro Marsh – home to deer, sea eagles, and the iconic Japanese crane, which overwinters on the island. The city has much to offer, too, from the bustling Fisherman&#39;s Wharf, which is dominated by the EGG (Evergreen Garden), and a spectacular dome-shaped greenhouse filled with indigenous plants and trees, to a bowl of kattedon at the Washo Fish Market – a bowl of rice, topped with seafood of your choice.

If you&#39;re going on a bear hunt, there are few better places to do – the 3,500 Kodiak bears on this island equates to one every 0.7 square mile. You&#39;ll find this unique sub-species of brown bear and mainland grizzly reaching a paw into a salmon-rich river or ambling about the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge – its pristine forests and meadows explain why Kodiak&#39;s moniker is the Emerald Isle. This could equally be called the fishing island, with halibut, salmon, and king crab all found in the waters lapping its shores. And don&#39;t forget the whales – this is one of Alaska&#39;s best places to watch them.

Embark on a journey to the breathtaking wilderness of Seward, Alaska. This charming coastal town, nestled at the edge of the Kenai Peninsula, offers a rare and unforgettable experience for nature lovers. Immerse yourself in the stunning scenery of Kenai Fjords National Park, featuring towering glaciers, and pristine coastal fjords. Explore the rich history of the area, including the legacy of the indigenous Alutiiq people, and visit the Alaska SeaLife Center to witness the abundance of marine life in the Gulf of Alaska.

The vast and wild landscapes of the Hubbard Glacier offer breathtaking scenery. Located in the south central region of Alaska, these icy waters offer opportunities to catch sight of the regional humpback whales.

In its heyday, this frontier town was the largest in Alaska – its population went from 2 to 10,000 in a single year during the height of the gold boom.

Board a high-speed catamaran ride to Haines, a rafting adventure in the Chilkat Bald Eagle Reserve, and a riverside picnic make this a wildlife tour of a lifetime.&nbsp;Your tour begins as you board a high-speed catamaran for a scenic 45-minute cruise along North America&#39;s longest and deepest fjord to Haines. Along the way, you&rsquo;ll witness spectacular views of waterfalls and ice-sculpted peaks as your guide points out marine wildlife.&nbsp;Upon arrival in Haines, you&rsquo;ll board a motor coach for a narrated, 40-minute drive up the Haines Highway, a National Scenic Byway, to the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. You&rsquo;ll see historic Haines and Fort William H. Seward on the way. Watch for moose and swans in the marshlands as you head up the Chilkat River Valley.&nbsp; At the preserve, experienced guides await to begin your rafting adventure (no whitewater). You&rsquo;ll float serenely down the river aboard 18&rsquo; inflatable rafts &mdash; the best way to observe eagles drawn to feed on the plentiful salmon. Bears and wolves are also frequent guests at the feast. Not only rich in wildlife, but the preserve is also a place of incredible beauty with towering mountains, hanging glaciers and lush forests.&nbsp;After your float, you&rsquo;ll enjoy a riverside picnic-style lunch. Your tour concludes with a return on the&nbsp;catamaran back to Skagway. With Haines behind you, you&rsquo;ll leave with a myriad of unforgettable&nbsp;memories.&nbsp;

Experience some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in Alaska while floating through the heart of the world-famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, on the Chilkat River. &nbsp;

Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Float

Step into the footsteps of gold rush pioneers as you hike the legendary Chilkoot Trail, a symbol of the Klondike Gold Rush era. Immerse yourself in breathtaking landscapes, from pristine forests to towering Saintly Hill. But the adventure doesn&#39;t end there! Once you reach the banks of the majestic Taiya River, hop aboard our comfortable 18-foot inflatable raft for a scenic float back down the estuary. No need to worry about whitewater - this is a leisurely journey that allows you to soak in the beauty of your surroundings. As you glide along, be captivated by fields of beach greens and wild iris, while granite walls and snow-capped peaks create a stunning backdrop. Take a moment to savor a delicious riverside snack and capture countless picture-perfect moments. This experience is not just about adventure; it&#39;s about connecting with nature and reliving history. Don&#39;t miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore the Chilkoot Trail

Step into the footsteps of gold rush pioneers as you traverse the iconic Chilkoot Trail, a living testament to the Klondike Gold Rush era. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park while our expert guides share captivating stories of triumph and hardship from this legendary time. Don&#39;t miss your chance to relive history and create your own golden memories.

Chilkoot Trail Hike & Float

After a thrilling flight over spectacular glaciers, you&rsquo;ll land at a dog camp on the Denver Glacier. Upon your arrival atop the Denver Icefield, professional mushers will introduce you to the world of &ldquo;mushing&rdquo; and the art of Dog Sledding. Enjoy an experience like no other as your sled is pulled behind a team of authentic Alaskan sled dogs in one of the most breathtaking environments imaginable.&nbsp;Experienced guides will introduce you to the world of &ldquo;mushing&rdquo; and the art of dog sledding. Drive the team or relax in the sled while observing the breathtaking environment around you. Meet professional mushers and friendly dogs on this unique Alaskan experience.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Helicopter flightseeing combined with dog sledding is a thrilling adventure that allows you to experience the breathtaking Alaskan wilderness from the air and on the ground.&nbsp;

Dog Sledding & Glacier Flightseeing

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Glacier Discovery by Helicopter. Leave the hustle and bustle of civilization behind as you soar above Alaska&#39;s breathtaking landscapes. Departing from the historic Skagway waterfront, you&#39;ll be transported to a world of awe-inspiring beauty - where sheer mountains, majestic valleys, and massive glaciers await. But the journey doesn&#39;t end there. Once you touch down on the glacier, prepare to be amazed as you step foot onto one of Mother Nature&#39;s greatest marvels. Our experienced glacier guides will lead you on a walking tour like no other, providing fascinating insights into the incredible forces at work. Get ready to immerse yourself in the pristine wilderness and witness firsthand the raw power and beauty of Alaska&#39;s remote glaciers. &nbsp;

Departing from the picturesque Skagway waterfront, you&#39;ll soar through the Alaskan skies, witnessing breathtaking views of remote glaciers that will leave you in awe. Upon landing, prepare for a once-in-a-lifetime walking tour led by knowledgeable glacier guides. They will unravel the mysteries of these majestic ice formations, answering all your questions and revealing the incredible forces of nature at play. Get ready to be captivated by the infinite beauty of Alaska&#39;s glaciers on this extraordinary journey. &nbsp;

Glacier Discovery by Helicopter

Enjoy a scenic ride along the famous Klondike Highway to the 2,865-foot summit of White Pass via your private motorcoach. Your guide will regale you with stories on the drive up the pass of the stampeders who trekked through the pass in search of gold and the history of the area.&nbsp; &nbsp;The journey continues past the summit to the magnificent Yukon Suspension Bridge. Here, guests can venture out onto the suspended walkway for a thrilling walk 57 feet above the churning rapids of the Tutshi River. The outdoor museum and interpretive center will allow you to learn about the plants, animals and geological make-up of this unique region. Take in breathtaking scenery from an overlook platform, view the giant 3D map of the region and marvel at the hand-built replicas of historic Klondike-era gold rush boats, while learning about the people of the Yukon. Guests will also enjoy a bowl of hearty bison chili for lunch before reboarding the motorcoach.&nbsp; On the return, your driver-guide will continue with more stories of Skagway&rsquo;s colorful characters and photo stops will be made at picturesque points including the Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls before being dropped back at the pier.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Ride along the famous Klondike Highway to the 2,865-foot summit of White Pass taking in the stunning views all around you including the iconic Yukon Suspension Bridge.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Klondike Highway & Yukon Suspension Bridge

<div><p style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>Your adventure begins with an interpretive drive through historic downtown Skagway and up the Klondike Highway. From the highway, it&#39;s a short nature hike to the base of majestic granite cliffs recently smoothed by retreating glaciers. Don rock climbing shoes, helmet, and harness, receive an introduction to climbing from your guides, then rope up and start ascending the clean granite.<p style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>There are dozens of routes to choose from and your guide will pick one based on your experience and desire for a challenge. Each climb offers a stunning aerial view of the Skagway River, the White Pass Yukon Route railway, and the surrounding wilderness. You&#39;ll have the opportunity to climb a couple of the routes and to try rappelling on the high cliffs. Your experienced climbing guides enjoy sharing their knowledge and stories of adventures in the mountains.<p style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>This is the perfect outing for first-timers or experienced climbers looking for a challenge. No climbing is required, and everyone will enjoy a cliffside snack, and stunning views.</div>

Embark on an unforgettable climbing adventure with our team of professional mountain guides in the stunning White Pass region. Our guided climbing experience offers a thrilling opportunity to conquer the smooth granite walls of this breathtaking landscape. Whether you&#39;re a seasoned climber or a complete beginner, we have a range of options to suit your skill level.

Klondike Rock Climbing & Rapelling Adventure

After a short ride you will arrive at Centennial Park, the unofficial Gateway to the Skagway Historic District. Your guide will provide you with in-depth knowledge of the beginnings of Skagway and how it came to be. This is also a great opportunity to grab a photo with the famous White Pass vintage locomotive and rotary snowplow.&nbsp; Continuing down historic Broadway Street, learn about the origins of some of the turn of the century buildings including the Arctic Brotherhood Hall, The Golden North Hotel, and White Pass Train Depot.&nbsp;&nbsp; Skagway has always been known as the Gateway to the Yukon and the Klondike Gold Fields. Let&#39;s take an opportunity to see what all the fuss was about and pan for some authentic Klondike gold! Our next stop at Alaskan Fairytales will provide an opportunity to search for some authentic gold during an interactive demonstration. Learn the do&#39;s and don&#39;ts of gold panning and go home with a unique Alaskan souvenir. After 'filling' your pockets with gold, we will get back on our bikes for a ten-minute ride to the 'Gold Rush Cemetery'. Learn about the forefathers of town and the epic fatal duel that would determine the fate of Skagway. This stop also provides an opportunity to visit Lower Reid Falls, a majestic waterfall tucked away behind the cemetery. After enjoying the falls, let&#39;s put our E-bikes to the test as we take a 15-minute ride to the City Overlook.&nbsp; Perched on a bluff almost 800ft above town, this picturesque stop will provide you with a bird&#39;s eye panorama of Skagway, and the Lynn Canal. Learn about how the Skagway valley and the longest deepest fjord in north America was formed. After ample time taking photographs from this picturesque location, we will end our tour back in town at Klondike Bikes.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Discover the rich history and breathtaking natural beauty of this charming town, famous for its Klondike Gold Rush heritage. Cruise along the historic waterfront effortlessly on our top-of-the-line e-bikes, allowing you to explore every nook and cranny with ease. Uncover the stories of the past while soaking in the awe-inspiring landscapes that surround you.

Skagway Highlights By E-Bike

Relax in vintage passenger coaches as you retrace the original route to the White Pass Summit, passing Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point and Dead Horse Gulch. Enjoy a breathtaking panorama of mountains, glaciers, gorges, waterfalls, tunnels, trestles and historic sites. See the original Klondike Trail of ‘98 worn into the rocks, a permanent tribute to the thousands of souls who passed this way in search of fortune.In your dedicated Crystal train car, your guide will tell stories of the area and explain the sights that you can see for your window. Sit back and take in the extraordinary views of White Pass Summit and try your best to spot a moose or a bear. Once reaching White Pass Summit at 2,888 feet, make the return trip back to the dock for a second chance to marvel at the Mountains of Tongass National Forest.

One of the most popular excursion, this two and half hour, forty-mile round trip climbs from tidewater at Skagway to the Summit of the White Pass &ndash;a 2,885-foot elevation. Fully narrated, this tour features two tunnels, sky-high trestles, cascading waterfalls, historic sites and spectacular scenery!&nbsp;&nbsp;

White Pass Summit Tour

Travel 67.5 miles by train, retracing the footsteps of the Klondike stampeders in 1898, from Skagway, AK to Carcross, YT. Marvel at the breathtaking scenery along the Klondike Highway during a motor coach tour, completing your 120-mile round trip excursion. Immerse yourself in history during a 45-minute layover in picturesque Bennett, BC. This hidden gem can only be accessed by the White Pass train or by hiking the renowned Chilkoot Trail. Explore the 1903 Bennett Station and delve into our captivating historic museum. Take a self-guided walk along the trails and discover the remnants of the gold rush town-site. Indulge in a hearty boxed lunch served onboard as you traverse the length of Lake Bennett and arrive in Carcross, Yukon Territory. With its stunning landscapes and rich history, this tour promises an experience like no other.

Step back in time and embark on an unforgettable journey . Relive the historic Klondike Gold Rush as you traverse the same 120-mile route that the brave stampeders took in 1898. Immerse yourself in the rich history and breathtaking landscapes as you travel by train and highway, capturing the essence of this remarkable era. Don&#39;t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience history come alive before your eyes.

White Pass Railway Carcross-Bennett Tour

The trip starts in Skagway at the Small Boat Harbor where you will board the local Haines-Skagway Fast Ferry for a forty-five minute trip down the Lynn Canal to the neighboring community of Haines. A short walk up the pier will end with you finding your bus driver and tour guide to start the next part of your journey. Along the 45-minute drive from port, you will receive a narrated tour of Haines Highway; a National Scenic Byway full of beautiful, sweeping vistas of the Chilkat River Valley and historical sites such as Fort Seward. Arrive at the jet boat facility to meet your river captains. Receive a briefing and launch your way out along the Chilkat River. As you glide along this roadless portion of the Bald Eagle Preserve, keep your eyes open for Alaskan wildlife viewing opportunities to send you home with a camera full of fantastic captures. Explore the many channels of the glacially fed Chilkat River, looking for wildlife such as moose, bears, eagles, swans and many other species of animals that live here in the river valley. Along the way, enjoy commentary by expert naturalists who are glad to share their love and knowledge of the Alaskan wilderness. After your inspiring tour, return to the jet boat landing and enjoy a light lunch and hot beverages by our campfire before re-boarding the coach and relax on the return drive. You will head back to Skagway on the fast ferry, with the memories of a lifetime.

Today you set out to explore the sights of the Chilkat River Valley as you embark on a half-day jet boat with your expert naturalist as you glide along a portion of the Bald Eagle Preserve. &nbsp;Enroute to in search for moose, bears, eagles, swan and more as you take in the beauty of Alaskan wilderness.&nbsp;

Haines Wilderness by Jet Boat

The native Tlingit people might run the port of Icy Strait Point on Chichagof Island, but this is a place where wildlife reigns supreme. The Spasski River Valley has one of the highest densities of coastal brown bears in the world, while the waters surrounding the island teem with humpback whales as well as sea otters and sea lions. If the abundance of wildlife doesn&#39;t take your breath away, try the six-person zipwire running down from Hoonah Mountain at speeds of up to 60mph, some 300 feet above the rainforest. And don&#39;t leave port without a look at the salmon cannery turned museum.

Arrive at Russia&#39;s former New World capital. This historic island chain features Sitka Historic National Park, green-tufted landscapes, and St. Michael&#39;s Cathedral, built in the 1800&#39;s. This is an unusual stop for travelers, so enjoy a rare and unforgettable experience. 

Situated at the northwest edge of Wrangell Island in the south of Alaska, Wrangell lies 155 miles south of Juneau and 89 miles northwest of Ketchikan. This charming harbor town, nestled in the Inside Passage, is not only scenically stunning – think snow-capped mountains, lush forests, pristine wilderness, and abundant wildlife – but it is also renowned for its Tlingit heritage, rich wildlife encounters, adventures along the scenic Stikine River, not to mention its 40 petroglyphs that are an estimated 8,000 years old. For millennia, the Tlingit people have inhabited this region, leaving a rich tapestry of their culture and history woven into Wrangell. The town boasts a remarkable array of totems, with over a dozen dispersed throughout, offering visitors a varied and interesting walk through stunning scenery as well as a chance to imbibe local stories and heritage.

<div><p style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>Your journey from past to present will begin as an invited guest crossing the wooden bridge over tidal waters to Chief Shakes Tribal House- a cedar ceremonial building home to totems and remarkable carvings. You will learn about the house&#39;s history, cultural items, and hear stories shared there for centuries.<p style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>Re-board your shuttle to explore the historic streets of downtown Wrangell on your way to a sandy beach studded with the highest concentration of ancient petroglyph carvings in Southeast Alaska. Your guide will reveal the original stones, unravel the mysteries of the site, then assist you in creating a unique souvenir rubbing from your choice of replica.<p style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;' data-mce-style='border: none; mso-border-alt: solid windowtext .5pt; padding: 0in; mso-padding-alt: 1.0pt 4.0pt 1.0pt 12.0pt;'>Then, the stories you have been hearing about Wrangell will come to life throughout a guided exploration of the Wrangell Museum. Here you will walk chronologically through thousands of artifacts and images from the ‘Lingít origins, Russian settlement, British trading post, gold rush frenzy and rugged logging legacy of our unique Alaskan community.</div>

Join your Alaska Native Guide to embark on a journey to learn the history of Wrangell. Begin your journey as invited guests at Chief Shakes Tribal House. Visit the Wrangell Museum to learn about Alaska&#39;s third oldest city, Fort Wrangell. Discover ancient petroglyphs, learn their mysteries, and beach comb on your visit to Petroglyph Beach.

Island Heritage Discovery

Embark on a scenic jet boat adventure through the pristine wilderness of Southeast Alaska. Your vessel, custom-built for river and fjord travel, features a heated cabin, onboard restrooms, large viewing windows, and a spacious back deck. Along the way, keep an eye out for harbor seals, eagles, and other wildlife as your knowledgeable Alaskan guides share captivating insights into the region&#39;s geology and cultural history.Depending on tide levels, you may journey through the dramatic 12-mile fjord of LeConte Glacier Bay, home to America&#39;s southernmost tidewater glacier, or explore the wild Stikine River to the stunning Shakes Glacier. Step onto the back deck to feel the crisp glacial air, listen to waterfalls cascading down mountainsides, and witness the thunderous calving of blue ice from the glacier&#39;s face — a truly mesmerizing encounter with nature.After the outdoor experience, return inside to warm up and indulge in hors d&#39;oeuvres featuring wild Alaskan smoked salmon, accompanied by an assortment of still and sparkling wines or local beers. Relax on the spacious cabin deck as you cruise through iceberg-studded waters, enjoying the breathtaking scenery before returning to Wrangell.

Soak up the breathtaking vistas of the Stikine-LeConte Wilderness in style. Cruise through ancient fjords or a sparkling mountain lake en route to the face of a glacier, keeping an eye out for eagles, harbor seals, and other wildlife along the way. Step onto the back deck to feel the crisp glacial air and witness the thunder of ice calving into the water, then toast the moment with a glass of champagne or local wine — an unforgettable encounter with nature at its most majestic.

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Experience Anan Bear and Wildlife Observatory - a natural adventure in bear viewing! Travel by covered, heated boats the thirty-five miles to Anan via Eastern Passage, a beautiful boat ride in protected waters between Wrangell Island and the Mainland. Arriving at Anan you will offload at the trailhead and be greeted by US Forest Service personnel, who will provide a brief orientation.&nbsp;&nbsp; Beginning in late June, Salmon arrive at Anan creek to spawn. Currently, Anan creek is teaming with salmon which naturally attracts Brown and Black Bears, Bald Eagles and Harbor Seals. Your guide will interpret local flora and fauna. Every day is different, we are in nature and things happen in a natural way. The walk into the Observatory takes about 20 minutes over rustic trail of approximately 5/8ths mile in length. Much of the groomed trail is boardwalk with several sets of narrow stairs (total of over 300 stairs) with bridges over waterways. &nbsp;

Anan Bear and Wildlife Observatory offers an excellent, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view and photograph Alaskan wildlife in their natural habitat.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The Wild Bears of Anan

Experience the excitement of an exhilarating jet-boat ride on a custom, purpose-built, heated, and covered vessel. You&#39;ll learn a bit of the area&#39;s gold rush history and see world-renowned Stikine River scenery and great photo opportunities.&nbsp; Traverse the ever-changing river delta, feel the thrill of the crisp, fresh air run through your fingertips as you motor through side sloughs, and explore the banks of the ever-changing river. Seek out views of distant mountain peaks, spy on spawning salmon and listen to thundering waterfalls.&nbsp; Your journey culminates at Shakes Lake, dotted with sparkling blue icebergs. Conditions permitting, you&#39;ll venture in farther for a view of Shakes Glacier and the ancient ice from which it was created.&nbsp; Enjoy a delightful snack including smoked Alaska salmon on board the vessel as you are immersed in the experience of the wilderness up close as the peaceful river rolls by. Accompanied by wine and cheese, your snack brings a touch of class to your wilderness experience. &nbsp;

Immerse yourself in the pristine wilderness of the world&#39;s largest temperate rain forest. The Stikine River is one of the last truly wild rivers in North America, running directly through the nearly half-million-acre Stikine LeConte Wilderness area. Famed American naturalist John Muir described it as &#39;a Yosemite 100 miles long&#39;. The surrounding dense forest is home to a variety of wildlife species, some of which you may just catch a glance of, if you&#39;re lucky! &nbsp;

Stikine River Wilderness & Glacier Lake by JetBoat

After a short shuttle ride though Wrangell&rsquo;s historic downtown you&rsquo;ll stroll on a gravel path through lush native ferns and berries as your guide explains the muskeg, alpine, and deep forest ecology of Southeast Alaska. Learn the names and traditional uses of local plants from microscopic mosses to the towering trees essential for survival of people on this land for thousands of years. Discover the medicinal properties of lichens, how to harvest herring eggs with hemlock branches, and much more. You will be sure to leave this walk with a wealth of local knowledge and an enjoyable experience among the lush, quiet, and peaceful surroundings of the mighty Tongass Rainforest. The tour departs from and returns to your ship&#39;s pier via shuttle bus.&nbsp;

Journey through the Wrangell Nature Trail nestled within the majestic Tongass National Forest, the largest temperate rainforest in the United States. Delve into Alaska&#39;s diverse ecosystems as you traverse this scenic trail, discovering the intricate interplay of flora and fauna. Engage with the rich cultural heritage of the region at Kik-Setti Totem Park, where imposing totems stand as silent sentinels, each telling a story of indigenous traditions and beliefs.

Tongass Botanical Nature Walk

Hop aboard a high-speed catamaran for the smoothest and most stable ride in the fleet, ensuring comfort regardless of water or weather conditions. With multiple viewing decks, you&#39;ll have optimal vantage points to soak in the scenery. Keep an eye out for blacktail deer, bears, and bald eagles along the shoreline as our knowledgeable local captain narrates Wrangell&#39;s history and points out fascinating flora and fauna. On our ocean circuit, encounter sea otters, sea lions, humpback whales, or formidable orcas. Retreat indoors for a snack and a steaming cup of coffee and witness Alaskan fishing boats hauling their catch from the sea, depending on the season. Note: Wildlife sightings and locations are subject to seasonal variations and will be determined by your captain and crew upon departure.

Experience the beauty and wonder of the myriad of local marine wildlife that thrives in the rich waters surrounding Wrangell that you won&#39;t find anywhere else in such concentration.

Catamaran Encounters: Up Close with Sea Wildlife

Begin your adventure with a narrated drive through Wrangell&#39;s historic sites as your guide points out totem poles, notable landmarks, and shares stories of the people and events that helped shape this unique Alaskan town. Upon arrival at Petroglyph Beach, follow the boardwalk to the state historic site to learn about the fascinating history and enduring mysteries behind one of Southeast Alaska&#39;s largest concentrations of petroglyphs.Stroll along the shoreline to view the original carvings up close and discover the cultural and historical significance of each design. Then, return to the boardwalk area to create your own keepsake — a rubbing of your favorite petroglyph made with parchment paper and fiddlehead ferns. After crafting your one-of-a-kind souvenir, reboard the vehicle for the return journey to town, concluding your exploration.

Journey through Wrangell&#39;s storied past as you explore ancient petroglyphs etched into coastal stone. Along the way, admire totem poles and historic landmarks before arriving at Petroglyph Beach to uncover the meaning behind each carving and hear echoes of ancient voices in every rock. Conclude by creating your own petroglyph rubbing as a memorable keepsake.

Sacred Shores: Petroglyph Beach Walk

Experience the exhilaration of a true wilderness jet-boat adventure aboard a spacious, custom-built heated vessel equipped with an onboard restroom. Your journey begins with an exciting crossing of Wrangell&#39;s stunning river delta, where saltwater meets glacial runoff in a constantly shifting landscape shaped by sandbars and dramatic tides.Known as the Gateway to the Stikine, Wrangell is home to a select few captains skilled enough to navigate this powerful river. As you travel through its intricate channels, keep watch for wildlife such as moose, mountain goats, and nesting bald eagles. Along the way, your expert local guides share stories of the Stikine River&#39;s Alaskan Native heritage and its pivotal role during the Klondike Gold Rush.Explore up to 70 miles of pristine wilderness, venturing as far as Shakes Glacier Lake when conditions permit. Pause in the heart of this remote setting to enjoy a moment of stillness and a selection of refreshments, including wine, beer, cheese, salami, and locally smoked salmon, before returning across the ever-changing sand flats to Wrangell.

Experience the thrill of a jet-boat adventure across the Stikine River&#39;s wild delta, where glacial waters meet the sea in a maze of shifting sandbars and tidal flats. Journey upriver with expert local guides, watching for moose and bald eagles while hearing stories of Native heritage and Gold Rush history. Conclude your adventure with local refreshments amid the glacier-fed wilderness.

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