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This is the U.S. trailhead for the Chilkoot Trail, a 33-mile trail that began as an Tlingit trade route, then became a veritable highway for eager gold seekers who used it to cross from near present-day Skagway to the Klondike gold fields. The trail is open from mid April through the end of October and you can day hike freely, but if you're going to overnight, you must reserve a permit; see https://www.nps.gov/klgo/planyourvisit/planning-your-hike.htm for details. Please note that as of early 2026 the international crossing at Chilkoot Pass is closed, so overnight hikers who reach the pass must then turn around. The same applies if you're hiking from the Canadian side.

A train from a bygone era that kept the track clear of snow. Signs nearby explain how it works.

The Port of Skagway has three docks for large cruise ships. The cruise season begins in mid-April and ends in mid-October. In the high season from mid-May, three to five cruise ships dock in the port every day. In addition, the Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) ferries use the port year-round, providing both passenger and vehicle ferry services to communities throughout Alaska.

This snow removal vehicle was built in New Jersey in 1899 and helped keep the pass clear in many winters.

Broadway, with its old buildings, is the boulevard of Skagway and invites you to take a stroll through its shops.

Where the gold seekers once docked in the 19th century, cruise ships are docking at the dock.