Private Excursions

This excursion offers breathtaking views and parallels the tracks of the White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad. On the drive we will travel over the rugged coastal mountain range and see glacier fed waterfalls while amidst the temperature rainforest. Once we make it over the pass we enter British Columbia and travel through a 300 year old krummholz forest of “Canadian Bonsai” trees in Tormented Valley. This area is rich in history and full of stunning views of glacier fed lakes. There is always an opportunity to see wildlife on the pass such as Mountain Goat, Black Bear, Marmot and Ptarmigan. Photo stop options include but are not limited to Pitchfork Falls, Tormented Valley, Bridal Veil Falls and the Welcome to Alaska Sign. The White Pass is the perfect backdrop for family and group photos. A stop at Bridal Veil Falls will give you the opportunity to drink ice cold glacier water! This water is collected on site and filtered for your safety.

This excursion offers everything on the 2-Hour White Pass Excursion and continues on through Tormented Valley in British Columbia. Traveling further into the boreal forest increases your chances of seeing bears, mountain goat, lynx and moose. This excursion journeys along the raging Tutshi River and the shoreline of Tutshi Lake to the border and welcome sign for the Yukon.

*This excursion offers a stop at the Yukon Suspension Bridge. Admission ($9) includes a magnificent view of the Tutshi River rapids, an opportunity to walk the exhilarating metal suspension bridge and time to immerse yourself in the educational interpretive areas. They have a coffee shop, a souvenir shop, and the Cliff Side Restaurant where can curb your hunger. They offer a delicious menu including free range, grass fed, Organic Bison Chili and Burgers! You can view their website at yukonsuspensionbridge.com. If you would like to make a stop here add an hour to your booking!

This excursion offers everything on the 5-hour Yukon Border Excursion and continues on through the Yukon to the First Nations Village of Carcross. This small village lies along the shore of Bennett Lake and offers miles of sandy beaches. From Carcross we will visit two of the regions natural wonders, the Carcross Desert known as “The Smallest Desert in the World” and the stunning Emerald Lake. Traveling this far into the Yukon increases our chances of seeing wolves, fox and caribou.

*This excursion offers a stop at Caribou Crossing for dog sledding, gold panning, BBQ and animal lovin’!

• Meet Yukon mushers and their sled dogs!  A 15-minute ride is $35 per person. This also includes time with the husky puppies and admission to the museum and petting zoo.
• Feeling Lucky? Pan raw ore from a mine in the Yukon and strike it rich! Every pan is guaranteed to have gold! $10 per person.
• Not feeling up to a ride or gold panning then pet some animals! Caribou Crossing has a small petting zoo with miniature ponies, miniature goats, llamas, husky puppies and sled dogs. Get some animal lovin’! $7 per person includes admission to the Wildlife museum.
• Hungry? Enjoy some BBQ chicken, baked potato and doughnuts for $13
• Want it all? Get it all for $48!

You can view their website at cariboucrossing.ca.