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Private Yukon 4x4 Wilderness AdventureExplore > United States > Skagway > Private Yukon 4x4 Wilderness Adventure
OverviewThis ultimate adventure allows everyone to relax and enjoy the incredible vistas and history. This tour includes: - A scenic drive into Yukon Territory in a private 4x4 - Lunch - Time for souvenir shopping - Lots of great wildlife viewing and photo opportunities! This exclusive private tour parallels the Trail of '98 over the White Pass into Canada. You'll follow in the footsteps of 20,000 stampeders who set out to find their fortunes after gold was discovered in 1896. Unlike the huge movement of prospectors, your group will be private and your vehicle quite comfortable. Your Ford Excursion will take you traveling from Skagway on the Alaska side of the coastal mountains into the rugged Yukon Territory. Soon you'll be immersed in the glory days of the gold rush and its adventures. Wildlife sightings are common along the route. Keep an eye out for bear, mountain goats, caribou, moose, and other critters. As you travel into the Yukon, you'll see the crystal lakes Bennett, Tutshi, and Tagish. You'll make a stop in the small village of Carcross to visit and perhaps pick up a souvenir or two. Brilliant green Emerald Lake is a great photo stop. For the tour highlight, you'll see Mother Nature at her best as you climb an off-the-beaten path road that leads to magnificent panoramic vistas of scenery few visitors here ever see. At the top of Jubilee mountain you will feel the solitude of the north and enjoy lunch at a small bistro for some Yukon grub. As you'll be crossing the Canadian border, please make sure you bring your passport. - Passports Required - We suggest that you wear layered clothing and bring rain gear and your camera. - The tour operator has binoculars, but bring yours if you wish. - Since this excursion enters Canada, all citizens MUST carry a valid passport. The only exception to this requirement is for U.S. citizens under the age of 16 (or under 19, if traveling with a school, religious, or other youth group) who need only present a birth certificate. If you plan to travel to Canada with a minor who is not your own child or for whom you do not have full legal custody, you may be required to present a notarized affidavit of consent from the minor’s parents. It should include dates of travel, parents’ names, and photocopies of their state-issued IDs. - This tour is not suitable for young children. - This is a private tour that can accommodate up to 6 people. Days offered: 7 days a week Departures:
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