



by AlaskaX
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$419.98This 3.5-hour day trip in Skagway begins with a guided historic tour of downtown and a scenic nine-mile coastal drive to the Musher’s Camp™ in Dyea. Guests ride a specialized unimog up a mountain road past glacial streams and waterfalls. At the top, a musher introduces a team of 16 Alaskan Huskies, many veterans of the Iditarod race. Visitors take a wheeled summer sled ride down a mile-long zig-zag trail through the Tongass National Rainforest. After the sled run, the unimog returns to an overlook of the Dyea tidal flats where wildlife such as eagles, bears, and seals may be visible depending on the season. The tour continues with a “Kennel Talk,” a session where guides answer common questions about dog sledding and share information about training and racing. Guests also have time to interact with Alaskan husky puppies, which helps socialize them for future sled dog duties. A fire and a gift shop complete the visit in this natural Alaskan setting.
Alaska X
The tour starts with a guided historic walk through downtown Skagway, followed by a drive along nine miles of coastline to the Musher’s Camp™ in Dyea. Guests board a specialized unimog for a rugged mountain ascent past glacial streams and waterfalls. At the summit, a musher presents a wheeled summer sled and a team of 16 Alaskan Huskies. Riders take a mile-long sled run on a zig-zag trail in the Tongass National Rainforest. The unimog then takes guests to an overlook of the Dyea tidal flats, where seasonal wildlife such as eagles, bears, seals, and wildflowers may be seen. The visit concludes with a Kennel Talk answering common sled dog questions and time spent socializing with husky puppies by a fire and gift shop.
195 min
Meet your driver at the NPS Visitor Center at 2nd & Broadway in town
End point
Meet your driver at the NPS Visitor Center at 2nd & Broadway in town




by AlaskaX
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$419.98This 3.5-hour day trip in Skagway begins with a guided historic tour of downtown and a scenic nine-mile coastal drive to the Musher’s Camp™ in Dyea. Guests ride a specialized unimog up a mountain road past glacial streams and waterfalls. At the top, a musher introduces a team of 16 Alaskan Huskies, many veterans of the Iditarod race. Visitors take a wheeled summer sled ride down a mile-long zig-zag trail through the Tongass National Rainforest. After the sled run, the unimog returns to an overlook of the Dyea tidal flats where wildlife such as eagles, bears, and seals may be visible depending on the season. The tour continues with a “Kennel Talk,” a session where guides answer common questions about dog sledding and share information about training and racing. Guests also have time to interact with Alaskan husky puppies, which helps socialize them for future sled dog duties. A fire and a gift shop complete the visit in this natural Alaskan setting.
Alaska X
The tour starts with a guided historic walk through downtown Skagway, followed by a drive along nine miles of coastline to the Musher’s Camp™ in Dyea. Guests board a specialized unimog for a rugged mountain ascent past glacial streams and waterfalls. At the summit, a musher presents a wheeled summer sled and a team of 16 Alaskan Huskies. Riders take a mile-long sled run on a zig-zag trail in the Tongass National Rainforest. The unimog then takes guests to an overlook of the Dyea tidal flats, where seasonal wildlife such as eagles, bears, seals, and wildflowers may be seen. The visit concludes with a Kennel Talk answering common sled dog questions and time spent socializing with husky puppies by a fire and gift shop.
195 min
Meet your driver at the NPS Visitor Center at 2nd & Broadway in town
End point
Meet your driver at the NPS Visitor Center at 2nd & Broadway in town