Klondike Summit To Sea Bicycle Tour

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What You Will Visit:

Klondike Summit Bicycle Route
A downhill, 15-mile ride from the White Pass Summit to the sea retraces the historic Gold Rush route taken by thousands of gold-seeking stampeders during the rush of 1898. Along the way, your experienced guides versed in the history and ecology of the area will entertain you with stories of past and present life in the gateway to the Klondike. Bike, gloves and helmet are provided.

What You See Along The Way:
Coast along the paved Klondike Highway offering ever-changing views and pedal across the U.S. border. Bring your passport!

Photo Opportunities:
You'll make multiple stops for photos of the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, cascading waterfalls, awe-inspiring glaciers, majestic mountains, and historic sites.

Special Notes:

This tour crosses the US border and all guests must carry a passport or other WHTI compliant document. For U.S. citizens these documents include: U.S. Passport, U.S. Passport Card, Enhanced Driver's License, Trusted Traveler Card and Military ID Card (for U.S. armed forces members on official orders).

Guests must be confident on a bicycle with hand brakes coasting downhill at speeds between 15 and 25 MPH (23 - 40 KPH). The bicycle portion of the tour is on a public highway with vehicle traffic. Wear sport shoes and layered clothing. Participants must be at least 4' 6" tall and 13 years old. The ride is approximately 15 miles. Tour time may vary depending on US Customs.

Provided: Bike, helmet, rain gear, gloves

Liability waiver is required to be signed in the presence of the tour operator.

Unaccompanied Minor Policy: Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Children 16 to 17 must have a signed parental consent form to participate without a parent or guardian.

Passport Requirements:

Since this tour enters Canada, all guests must carry a passport or other WHTI compliant document. Notarized written consent is required for children traveling into Canada without both parents.