Experience the beauty of coastal rainforests, alpine lakes, hanging glaciers, rolling tundra, and striking fjords on a 7-day vacation you’ll never forget. Come explore the best of Southeast Alaska and the Yukon as we travel the Golden Circle from the Alaskan capital of Juneau, through the small villages of Haines and Skagway, to the Yukon capital of Whitehorse.

Golden Circle Scenic Exploration itinerary at a glance:

• Day 0: Arrival in Juneau
• Day 1: Juneau – Mendenhall Glacier Helicopter Walk, Salmon Hatchery, and Whale Watching
• Day 2: Haines – Wildlife Center visit, Klukwan Native Village, Float through Bald Eagle Preserve
• Day 3: Haines – Canoe on Chilkoot Lake, Raptor Center visit, and Distillery tasting
• Day 4: The Yukon – Scenic Drive to Whitehorse, Kathleen Lake, Million Dollar Falls, and Kluane National Park Visitor Center
• Day 5: The Yukon – Emerald Lake, Carcross, Suspension Bridge, World’s Smallest Desert, and Skagway
• Day 6: Skagway – White Pass Railroad, Ghost Town of Dyea, and Taiya River Scenic float
• Day 7: Return to Juneau and Whale Watching

Hosted by an expert Alaska-based tour guide, you will be immersed in the adventure of the Last Frontier first-hand through numerous specially chosen outdoor and cultural experiences. Enjoy free time to hike by glaciers, shop for native art, or have a craft Alaskan brew; leave the stress of travel and planning to us!

We will provide guests with upscale lodging at every destination, gourmet meals, and travel by road and sea. Our route will take us from Juneau up the Lynn Canal, which forms the tiptop of the famous Inside Passage, as our ferry sails underneath striking waterfalls and past packs of sea lions. Once in Haines, we will explore wildlife preserves and native villages, canoe on pristine lakes, and taste some of Alaska’s finest spirits at the local distillery.

As we head through Kluane National Park to picturesque Whitehorse, our journey continues north on gorgeous scenic byways, the Haines Highway and the Alaska Highway. We will explore First Nations culture and heritage on our travels south to the gold-rush boomtown of Skagway, where scenic train rides, float trips down the Taiya River, and history await us. We finish where we began, in the beautiful coastal capital of Juneau, having explored the best of Southeast Alaska and the Yukon.

JUNEAU

Downtown Juneau: Juneau is nestled in a beautifully unique landscape of temperate rainforest, glaciers, glacially-carved valleys, ocean, and islands. Downtown Juneau perfectly combines a modern city, native culture, and Last Frontier coastal town. Enjoy shopping, museums, art, and exquisite Alaskan cuisine along the waterfront. With ocean views, looming snow-capped peaks, and glaciers surrounding the city, you won’t have to look far for the perfect picture!

Mendenhall Glacier: The Mendenhall Glacier, one of the most beautiful and easily accessible glaciers on the continent, sits just 13 miles away from downtown Juneau, making it one of the most popular and praised destinations in the city. The beautiful blue glacier is nearly a half-mile vast and boasts ice almost 1,800 feet deep; as part of the 1,500 square mile Juneau Icefield, the Mendenhall is in good company.

Whale Watching on the Fjordlands: When we board the Fjordlands ferry for a scenic transfer to and from Juneau, we’ll get much more than just a boat ride. Whale watching comes hand-in-hand with this ferry trip, as our seasoned captains navigate the waters around Juneau to find the most likely places to encounter whales! The Fjordlands ferry is a great way to see Alaska’s Inside Passage. Some of the wildlife you may encounter besides whales include a stellar sea lion rookery, harbor seals, nesting bald eagles, and porpoises. While sailing, you will be able to enjoy the majestic mountains, waterfalls, and glaciers. You will also get the chance to snap some pictures of Eldred Rock Lighthouse, the oldest original lighthouse in Alaska! A continental breakfast will be served on board with muffins, apples, coffee, and tea.

Eldred Rock Lighthouse: Eldred Rock Lighthouse is the oldest original lighthouse in all of Alaska! Built-in 1905, historians believe that its larger-than-standard size helped keep it maintained and in service for much longer than many other lighthouses along Alaska’s rugged coast. It is the only station never to be rebuilt. Constructed to alleviate the multitude of shipwrecks along the route during the Gold Rush, the lighthouse is most famous for being the site of the wreck of the Clara Nevada, said to be carrying nearly 800 pounds of gold.

HAINES

Downtown Haines: Haines is a picture-perfect fishing town of about 2,500 people. It offers incredible wildlife viewing and outstanding outdoor adventures. Haines hosts a rich cultural history with Fort Seward, one of the first military forts in Alaska, and is only 20 miles from the native Tlingit village of Klukwan. Take a stroll down the main street, or head to Fort Seward's waterfront for smoked salmon, Tlingit art, or a beachside hike.

Kroschel Wildlife Center: We will visit the famed Kroschel Wildlife Center as part of our natural history and wildlife viewing tour. We will be welcomed by Steve Kroschel and his staff, who will take us through a hands-on visit with face-to-face encounters with the wildlife and grant us intimate close-up photo opportunities with these rescued animals. Walking through the wildlife center, we will discover orphaned wolves, Arctic fox, lynx, porcupine, pine marten, mink, reindeer, wolverines, and more.

Native Village of Klukwan: Klukwan is one of the largest communities of Tlingits (an Alaska native people group) still in existence, located twenty-two miles north of Haines. Situated at the confluence of three glacially fed rivers, this historic village has seen many generations. For hundreds of years, the Tlingits have lived off the bounty of this remarkable place. Still today, you will see them fishing and smoking their catch at the river’s edge. We will have the opportunity to learn and experience the fascinating cultural history of the Tlingit people. Enjoy a native cultural performance and orientation, including a Tlingit long house, a visit to the Adze shed to see totem and canoe carving, and to the salmon drying houses. The Heritage Center is a stunningly beautiful location with incredible views.

Float Trip Through Bald Eagle Preserve: At the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, you’ll experience the largest gathering of bald eagles in the world! Your specially-trained guides await to begin your rafting adventure (a gentle float, no whitewater!). You’ll float peacefully down the Chilkat River aboard an 18-foot inflatable raft – the best way to observe the eagles drawn to feed on the plentiful salmon. Bears and wolves are also occasional guests at the feast. Not only rich in wildlife, the preserve is also a place of incredible beauty, with towering mountains, hanging glaciers, and lush forests. After your hour and a half float, you will enjoy a riverside picnic lunch on the banks of the river.

Canoe Trip on Chilkoot Lake: The Chilkoot River Valley offers incredible wildlife viewing. Brown Bears, eagles, mountain goats, and spawning salmon are familiar sights. Our guides are expert naturalists and enjoy sharing their love and knowledge of the Alaskan wilderness. At Chilkoot Lake, you’ll be stepping into a Voyageur canoe, which is stable, comfortable, and quiet, perfect for observing nature’s splendor and the wildlife that abounds around this peaceful lake. You’ll be out on the water for about 1.5 hours exploring the inlets, coves, salmon spawning streams, and numerous waterfalls that spill off the mountains into the lake.

American Bald Eagle Foundation’s Raptor Center: Take a trip to the American Bald Eagle Foundation’s Raptor Center, an interpretive wildlife education center. Here, we will watch a training session with the beautiful, majestic, and powerful bird that serves as America’s symbol – up close and in person! We will also learn more about the other native and local wildlife. We will also be treated to a live presentation with one of the foundation’s resident ambassador raptors.

Chilkat State Park: Chilkat State Park is one of the most beautiful places to explore around Haines. The temperate rainforest growth provides absolute tranquility, making it one of the best places to look for moose. As it’s located right along the coastline of the Lynn Canal, there are ample opportunities to stroll the beach trail and search for bears, whales, seals, sea lions, and diving bald eagles. However, the view of the Rainbow Glacier — a hanging glacier with a large waterfall spilling over the glacial face — is what sets this park on a pedestal. A short drive along the coast brings us to the Chilkat River Delta, which spans more than two miles across. Watch for the eagles, gulls, and other seabirds diving for the echelon run and other fish as this intertidal zone swirls and changes in an instant.

Port Chilkoot Distillery Tasting: No trip to Haines is complete without a stop at the Port Chilkoot Distillery! Renowned for its nationally award-winning spirits and local ambiance, the distillery is a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. There, you will learn about the distillery's history, visit the barrel room, and take a private tour of their facility. After the tour, you will sit down for three different tastings of finely crafted spirits. In between drinks, you will taste the locally-inspired, tapas-style food from one of the best restaurants in Haines. Examples may include elk meatballs with local basil pesto, salmon cakes with a delicious remoulade, seasonal bruschetta, or a flourless chocolate torte with Sitka blueberry sea salt. Take a bottle home with you as an unforgettable souvenir!

YUKON TERRITORY

Downtown Whitehorse: Whitehorse, the Yukon Territory’s capital, is considered Canada’s Wilderness City for good reason. With 25,000 people, Whitehorse offers all the amenities of a cosmopolitan city with unspoiled wilderness on its doorstep. Nestled between rolling mountains and the banks of the Yukon River, it provides easy access to trails, lakes, rivers, and magnificent mountain views. Downtown Whitehorse showcases both its Gold Rush history and its native cultural roots. Shop for Robert Service books in the land that inspired his many great tales; sip a latte along the banks of the Yukon River. There’s something for everyone in this beautiful frontier city!

Kathleen Lake: As we head towards Haines Junction, there are fantastic views of glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and wide expanses of alpine tundra. We will stop at sparkling Kathleen Lake for a walk by crystal-clear water surrounded by snow-capped mountains. We may be treated to blooming wildflowers around the lake in mid-late summer, and in fall, the aspen forests fade to a magical golden glow. A boardwalk skirts the shores for easy accessibility right down to the beautiful waters.

Kluane National Park and Reserve Visitor’s Center: This Yukon Territory National Park is home to a myriad of extremes, from churning whitewater surrounded by snow-capped mountains, Canada’s highest peak (19,550 foot Mount Logan), the nation’s largest ice field, and the most incredible and most diverse grizzly population in North America. We may be treated to blooming wildflowers around the gorgeous Kathleen Lake in mid-late summer, and in fall, the aspen forests fade to a magical golden glow. Kluane is a wonderland of scenic splendor that travelers from around the globe journey to see each year.

Emerald Lake: We will stop to visit one of the most photographed places in the Yukon — the spectacular turquoise-hued Emerald Lake. Carved out by glaciers thousands of years ago, the lake gains its stunning colors from light reflecting off mineral deposits on the bottom of the shallow lake. The lake changes color as the sun peeks out from the clouds!

Carcross Desert: An anomaly in an alpine world, the Carcross Desert is considered the smallest desert in the world, measuring approximately 1 square mile. Stop by for photo opportunities and a chance to put your feet in this geological anomaly!

Carcross: Carcross, previously known as “Caribou Crossing,” is the self-governed Tagish First Nation’s hometown on the banks of Lake Bennett. Here you will have free time to explore the small local shops located at Carcross Commons (filled with local jewelry, treats, and trinkets) and enjoy a great view of the lake made famous by the Klondike Gold Rush. At Matthew Watson General Store, the Yukon’s oldest operating store, you will find a variety of products, from candy sold out of glass jars to regional First Nations arts and crafts, locally made moccasins, mukluks, and leathers, or the more modern essentials such as fleece jackets, rain ponchos, mosquito nets, and bug repellent. Grab some ice cream or coffee and take a walk along the beautiful sandy beach of Lake Bennett, or explore the wreckage of a gold-rush steamboat!

Yukon Suspension Bridge: One exciting stop will be at the Yukon Suspension Bridge, soaring 65 feet above the whitewater rapids of the Tutshi River. Breathtaking views and a delicious free-range, grass-fed, organic bison chili meal come together in a perfect setting for a lunch break. Keep your eye out for rafts and kayaks paddling down the river!

SKAGWAY

Downtown Skagway: Wander through the streets of one of the most famous gold rush boomtowns in Alaska’s history. As the Gateway to the Klondike, Skagway was the port town that led up the (in)famous Chilkoot Trail up the White Pass and into the goldfields of the Yukon. With historic storefronts, hotels, and only 1,100 residents, you will feel like you have traveled back in time in this gold-rush era town! Shop for local fare and trinkets, check out our local breweries and distillery or take a short hike out to Yakutania Point for a gorgeous view of the Upper Lynn Canal.

White Pass Yukon Route Railway: Embark on a train ride onboard the historic White Pass Yukon Route Railway narrow-gauge train. No visit to Skagway can be complete without taking the White Pass Yukon Route train to the Summit! We will board vintage passenger coaches to retrace the original route to the White Pass Summit along a 40-mile round trip. The panorama of the mountains is breathtaking with glaciers, gorges, waterfalls, tunnels, trestles, and historic sites – much of which can only be seen from the train! This tour is fully narrated and passes by Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point, and Dead Horse Gulch. The summit of White Pass has a 2,888-foot elevation!

Scenic Float on the Taiya River: Escape the crowds of Skagway into the wild Tongass National Forest. Enjoy a beautiful 10-mile drive along the rugged coast of the fjord to the starting point of the historic Chilkoot Trail, the ghost town of Dyea, and the gorgeous Taiya River Valley. Your professionally trained boatman will guide your raft down the gentle Taiya River, pointing out wildlife, talking about the local history, and telling stories of the Gold Rush. Don’t forget your camera as snow-capped mountains, hanging glaciers, and wildlife abound! Dyea is a peaceful getaway from bustling Skagway and a perfect opportunity to feel like a part of the great Alaskan outdoors.

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park: The Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park is home to downtown Skagway, the historic Chilkoot Trail, and more! It is a unique national park that spans two states — Washington (where many gold rushers sailed) and Alaska (the start of the Gold Rush routes). We will explore the multiple historical buildings, visitor’s centers, and cultural displays that the National Park Service has created to commemorate the trails, boomtowns, and stories of the historic Klondike Gold Rush.

Day 0: Arrival Day
Upon arrival in Juneau, your guide will be waiting to transfer you to your hotel. Once you are settled, you will have free time to enjoy Alaska's state capital. Your guide will let you know when to meet the next day to start your adventure through Alaska and the Yukon.
Meals on your own.

Day 1: Juneau – Mendenhall Glacier Helicopter Walk, Salmon Hatchery, and Whale Watching
We will start the day with a narrated tour of downtown Juneau and the city’s highlights. Then we’re off to the Mendenhall Valley, where you will be whisked away on a helicopter to explore the Mendenhall Glacier and stroll across glacial ice. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity will amaze you as your guides explain glaciology, natural history, and safety precautions on top of a glacier! Upon our return, you have the option to join a tour of the salmon hatchery, or you can enjoy your free time exploring downtown. In the afternoon, we will board a catamaran to the coastal fishing town of Haines and go whale watching along the journey! We will pass Eldred Rock Lighthouse, one of the most photographed entities in Alaska, as we keep our eyes out for sea lions, seals, bald eagles, Dall porpoises, humpback whales, orcas, and more! Upon our arrival in Haines, we will transfer you to your hotel. You will be at your leisure for the rest of the evening.
Included: B-L.

Day 2: Haines – Kroschel Wildlife Center, Native Village of Klukwan Tour, and Float Through Bald Eagle Preserve
We will start our adventure-packed day with a narrated tour of historic Fort Seward. Continuing to the Kroschel Wildlife Center, we will experience a hands-on visit and face-to-face encounters with Alaskan wildlife. For lunch, we’ll stop at the classic 33 Mile Roadhouse for a tasty lunch surrounded by spruce forest. After lunch, we will drive south to the native village of Klukwan, the mother village of the Tlingit nation. We will have opportunities to experience the fascinating cultural history of the Tlingit people firsthand, including a native cultural performance. We will float down a calm section of the river aboard 18′ inflatable rafts — the best way to observe eagles drawn to feed on the plentiful salmon! Your guide will enthrall you with natural history and river-specific facts. After your float, we will head back to downtown Haines, where you will enjoy free time for the rest of the day.
Included: B-L.

Day 3: Haines – Canoeing at Chilkoot Lake, Raptor Center Visit, Chilkat State Park, and Port Chilkoot Distillery Tasting
Our day will start with a drive to the Lutak Inlet and the Chilkoot River Valley. The Chilkoot River corridor offers incredible wildlife viewing: brown bears, eagles, mountain goats, and spawning salmon are all familiar sights. Once at the lake, we will board our outboard canoes and explore the serenity of Chilkoot Lake. We will discover the inlets, coves, salmon spawning streams, and numerous waterfalls that spill from the mountains into this pristine lake. After our canoe adventure, we will return to the town of Haines and enjoy a picnic-style lunch at a private oceanside beach. After lunch, we will visit the American Bald Eagle Foundation’s Raptor Center, an interpretive wildlife education center, where we will watch a training session with the beautiful bird that is the symbol of America and learn about other native wildlife.

After this educational tour, we will head to Chilkat State Park to view the Rainbow Glacier, the Chilkat River delta, and search for wildlife along the coastline. Before the day ends, we will pay a visit to the Port Chilkoot Distillery! Renowned for its nationally award-winning spirits and local ambiance, the distillery is a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. We will sample their fine spirits and munch on gourmet local fare. After this, we will return to the hotel, where you will be at your leisure for the remainder of the day.
Included: B-L.

Day 4: The Yukon, en route to Whitehorse – Haines Junction, Kathleen Lake, Kluane National Park
Today we will drive up the Haines Highway towards Canada, through the heart of the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, and into the alpine. We will stop by the Three Guardsmen, Million Dollar Falls, the Tatshenshini River Overlook, Rock Glacier Trail, and more. We will stop at Kathleen Lake for a walk by the crystal-clear waters rimmed by snow-capped mountains. In the village of Haines Junction, we will visit the Kluane National Park Visitors Center for this beautiful land's natural and cultural history. We will continue our 2-hour picturesque drive to Whitehorse. Along the way, there are fantastic views of glaciers, cascading waterfalls, and vast expanses of alpine tundra. Once we reach the capital of the Yukon, you will have time to enjoy and explore Whitehorse.
Included: B-L.

Day 5: The Yukon, en route to Skagway – Carcross, Emerald Lake, Carcross Desert, Yukon Suspension Bridge, White Pass, and Skagway
After breakfast, we will begin our beautiful day with a stroll along the Yukon River Boardwalk and through downtown Whitehorse. After stretching our legs, we’ll hop in the motor coach and begin our scenic drive to the coastal Alaskan town of Skagway. We will visit Miles Canyon, the spectacular turquoise-hued Emerald Lake, the world’s smallest desert — the Carcross Desert, just one square mile in all – and just down the road, we will enter the town of Carcross on the banks of Lake Bennett, where you will have free time to explore!

Our next stop will be the Yukon Suspension Bridge, soaring 65 feet above the whitewater rapids of the Tutshi River. Then, we will leave Canada behind as we journey up to White Pass. We will make multiple stops throughout the scenic ride down the pass, ensuring ample photo opportunities of beautiful alpine lakes, hanging glaciers, towering snow-capped peaks, and a photo opportunity at the “Welcome to Alaska” sign. Our ride continues through the U.S. Border station before arriving in Skagway, the Garden City of Alaska. Once we settle in the hotel, you will have free time to wander the charming streets of Skagway.
Included: B-L.

Day 6: Skagway – White Pass Yukon Railroad Ride, Scenic River Float, Gold Rush Ghost Town
Today we will embark on a train ride onboard the historic White Pass Yukon Route Railway narrow-gauge train. We will board vintage passenger coaches to retrace the original route to the White Pass Summit along a 40-mile round trip. The panorama of the mountains is breathtaking with glaciers, gorges, waterfalls, tunnels, trestles, and historic sites – including sights only visible from the railroad tracks!

In the afternoon, meet your experienced raft guide for a Scenic Float down the Taiya River. We will enjoy a beautiful 10-mile drive along the rugged coast of the fjord to the Dyea Valley, the Gold Rush ghost town ruins of Dyea, and the starting point of the historic Chilkoot Trail. Stroll along the Dyea flats, see the National Park Service rendering of the ghost town’s abandoned streets and building sites, and check out 200-year-old ruins. After the tour, we will return to your hotel, and the rest of the day is at your leisure to explore the town.
Included: B-L.

Day 7: Skagway, en route to Juneau – Return Ferry to Juneau and Whale Watching
Today, we will have an early start as we board the Fjordlands ferry for a scenic ferry transfer to Juneau. We will have opportunities to whale watch while onboard and enjoy the majestic mountains, waterfalls, and glaciers. You will also get the chance to snap some pictures of Eldred Rock Lighthouse again, the oldest original lighthouse in Alaska! Upon arrival at the Yankee Cove dock, your transfer will be waiting to take you to your hotel or the airport.
Included: B.

Note: While not included in the cost, our guides can facilitate group dinners at our favorite spots in town.

Weather delays and associated considerations: Alaska Yukon Discovery Tours may change the scheduled itinerary due to weather, conditions, or operational conflicts. If for any reason, one of the scheduled itinerary elements is unable to operate as planned, we will implement alternate tour programming, which may involve alternate locations and/or different activities.

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We work with the best upscale and conveniently located hotels in Juneau, Haines, Whitehorse, and Skagway. To that extent, we have partnered with the following lodging options to ensure the best experience possible for our guests.

Lodging in Juneau: Four Points by Sheraton
Four Points by Sheraton Juneau offers modern comfort in the historic downtown district of Alaska’s capital. You won't want anything with spacious accommodations, contemporary amenities, complimentary Wi-Fi, plush bedding, and ocean and mountain-scape views. Conveniently located just footsteps away from shops, restaurants, and museums. The hotel has a sports bar, grill, 24-hour fitness center, and waterfront access right out the door.

Lodging in Haines: Aspen Suites
Located in the heart of downtown Haines, Aspen Suites is a newly built, beautiful hotel with modern kitchenette studio suites. Restaurants, the Haines Brewery, grocery stores, and downtown shops are all within a few blocks of the hotel. Just a short walk down the hill, you’re at the picturesque Haines Boat Harbor!

Lodging in Whitehorse: Edgewater Hotel
With roots stretching back to the Klondike Gold Rush, the Edgewater Hotel (nestled on the banks of the mighty Yukon River) has a strong history of welcoming adventure seekers to the beauty of the Yukon Territory. Recently renovated but with historical roots, the Edgewater provides all the modern amenities and comforts an upscale city hotel does. Right on the river but just steps away from downtown, this scenic lodge will not disappoint.

Lodging in Skagway: Westmark Inn
Tucked just off the bustling main street of historic Skagway, the Westmark Inn provides plush comfort and a warm welcome to all its guests. With recently renovated rooms, Victorian decor, rustic charm, and Alaskan hospitality – plus a great dining room and bar! – you’ll feel right at home here. Step outside and be immersed in Gold Rush-era buildings, shops, and restaurants. Want to get away from the crowds? The Westmark Inn is located just minutes from the waterfront, hiking trails, and the mountains surrounding Skagway.

Trip Documents:

• Trip Itinerary – detailed trip itinerary
• Know Before You Go FAQs – Printable list of FAQs
• Juneau Travel Information – How best to get to and from Juneau, Alaska
• Packing List – Overview of personal clothing and accessories for your Alaska and Yukon travels
• Waiver – Printable waiver for your review
• Terms & Conditions – Overview of terms and conditions associated with this trip

Group Price: $5120 (+ tax, in USD)
Single Supplement: $1210
 
Private Booking Price:
$7,876 Price per person – 2 people
$6,675 Price per person – 3 people
$5,963 Price per person – 4 people
$5,340 Price per person – 5 people
$5,028 Price per person – 6 people

All prices are per person based on double occupancy.

What is included in the standard vacation price?

• Professionally planned itinerary
• Expert guides as private escorts throughout your vacation
• Upscale hotel accommodations
• Breakfast and lunch per the itinerary
• All activities as listed on the itinerary
• All equipment necessary for all included activities
• Transportation to and from all included activities
• All admission charges for all included activities
• Transfer between destinations on the itinerary
• Airport transfers

Guests are responsible for the following:

• Air transportation to the departure city
• Gratuities to guides, bus drivers, waiters, and exceptional guides
• Alcoholic beverages during included lunches
• Dinners (While not included in the cost, our guide can facilitate group dinners at our favorite spots in town)
• Travel Insurance

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