Every September, the Klondike Road Relay sends runners on an unforgettable 110-mile overnight journey from Skagway, Alaska, to Whitehorse, Yukon. The sold-out race brings together 200 teams of 10 runners for a night of mountains, unpredictable weather, wildlife, outrageous costumes and extraordinary…
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On June 30, Skagway gathered to celebrate a remarkable milestone as Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park marked its 50th anniversary with a community-wide Golden Jubilee celebration. Established on June 30, 1976, the park has spent the past five decades preserving the stories, buildings…
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On June 16, 2026, a unique partnership brought together the Skagway Visitor Department, Tribal environmental staff, and visiting cruise ship crew members for a hands-on demonstration of regenerative tourism in action. Twenty-five crew members from Virgin Voyages' Brilliant Lady volunteered their…
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Explore Skagway Renews Adventure Green Alaska Certification for Sustainable Tourism Leadership The Municipality of Skagway’s Visitor Department, also known as Explore Skagway, is proud to announce the renewal of its Adventure Green Alaska Certification — Alaska’s only sustainable tourism…
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Each spring, our community comes together for one powerful purpose—caring for the place we call home. Skagway Clean Sweep is more than just a litter pick-up; it’s a shared commitment to protecting the beauty, health, and sustainability of our valley. From downtown streets to trails and shorelines…
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Skagway’s Broadway Street is unlike any main street in Alaska—a place where Gold Rush history and modern adventure blend seamlessly into one unforgettable stroll. Lined with the beautifully preserved buildings of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Broadway feels like stepping onto a movie…
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When you step off the ferry or cruise ship in Skagway, Alaska, the first thing you might notice—beyond the towering peaks and colorful storefronts—is the crisp, refreshing air. But there’s another pure treasure flowing all around us: Skagway’s tap water. Fed by ancient glaciers and mountain streams…
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There’s something magical about Skagway—the towering mountains, the historic streets, the vibrant culture, and the endless adventures. Whether you’re exploring the stunning landscapes on a guided excursion, savoring a fresh, locally inspired meal, or simply soaking in the charm of downtown, every…
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High above the inlets and peaks of Southeast Alaska, where wind-whipped waters crash against steep moutainsides, the Lingít name Shg̱agwéi (pronounced “SH-gah-gway”) reveals its profound meaning. Often translated as “home of the north wind”, “roughed up water” or “whitecaps,” researchers now suggest…
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Welcome to an adrenaline-fueled winter wonderland in Skagway, Alaska, where the snow-covered wilderness beckons fresh air junkies and skiing enthusiasts alike to the annual International Buckwheat Ski Classic. Hosted by the esteemed Log Cabin Ski Society and sponsored by Explore Skagway, this…
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