Tormented Valley and Suspension Bridge Tour
Description
For a tour that weaves local storytelling with historical and significant points of interest, look no further! The Tormented Valley and Suspension Bridge Tour offers an unforgettable journey through some of the most stunning parts of Southeast Alaska and into Canada. Along the way, you'll be treated to breathtaking sights and the exhilarating experience of crossing a suspension bridge on the Klondike Highway.
Your scenic adventure kicks off in Skagway, tracing the Klondike Highway up the White Pass to elevations exceeding 3,200 feet. This journey offers plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in dense rainforests, glacially carved valleys, and magnificent waterfalls. A standout highlight is the Tormented Valley, where weather-worn rock formations and dwarfed trees create a unique sub-arctic landscape. With insights from your expert guide, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the area's rich history and geology, enhancing your appreciation for the natural beauty surrounding you.
The excitement continues as you reach the Yukon Suspension Bridge. Here, you can explore the outdoor museum, pick up unique souvenirs, or enjoy a snack while soaking in the sights and sounds of the rugged wilderness. On the bridge, you'll be treated to a spectacular view of the powerful Tutshi River roaring 65 feet below.
As your journey winds down, you'll enjoy a picturesque return to Skagway. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a new adventure, the Tormented Valley and Suspension Bridge Tour promises to leave a lasting impression. This tour is a perfect blend of thrill, education, and natural beauty, making it an ideal choice for your next travel experience.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
Is transportation provided?
yes
What if I need to cancel?
yes
Do I need a visa?
yes
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Quick Facts
Itinerary • 3h 30min • 5 activities
After meeting your guide, you'll begin your narrated adventure.
As the tour ascends to over 3,200 feet, you'll enter the White Pass region, known for its rugged beauty.
Feel the chill in the air as you explore this barren, almost lunar landscape—a stark contrast to the lush valleys below.
Your journey continues into Canada, where you'll reach the Yukon Suspension Bridge, 65 feet above the roaring Tutshi River.
After your time at the Yukon Suspension Bridge, you’ll retrace your steps along the Klondike Highway, returning to Skagway.