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60 Day Alaska Itinerary

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35 Day Alaska Adventure - Itinerary

Day 1

Dawson Creek

We begin our tour with a welcome dinner, orientation and social in Dawson Creek, British Columbia. Dawson Creek is Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway and Mile 0 of our 4,800 mile tour of British Columbia, the Yukon and Alaska.

Day 2

Ft. Nelson

Our first stop is Ft. Nelson, BC. Here we will receive a Visitor Presentation and see the Heritage Center.

Day 3

Liard Hot Springs

Travel to Liard Hot Springs. Along the way see mountain goats and Muncho Lake. Muncho Lake gets its deep azure color from minerals leached from the surrounding mountains.  Soak in the outdoor hot springs.

Day 4

Watson Lake

Today we travel to Watson Lake where we tour the Sign Post Village and view an informative film about the Alaska Highway construction.

Day 5

Teslin

We stop for the night on the shores of Nisutlin Lake and visit the Yukon Wildlife Gallery. Our staff will prepare a Wine and Cheese Party for your enjoyment.

Day 6

Whitehorse

Our next stop is in Whitehorse, Yukon.

Day 7

Whitehorse

See the grand old sternwheeler, the SS Klondike. Visit the longest wooden fish ladder in North America, the scenic Whitehorse Dam, the Yukon Visitor Center, Miles Canyon lookout.

Day 8

Whitehorse

Free day in Whitehorse to see other area attractions.

Day 9

Haines

Travel to Haines, Alaska.

Day 10

Haines

Fjord Express to Juneau - Depart Haines in the morning and head south thru Lynn Canal, the continent’s longest and deepest glacial fjord. Marine life abounds in these waters, and will highlight your morning voyage. You’ll see hanging glaciers, nesting bald eagles, harbor seals, and humpback or killer whales. There will be a stop at a rookery where hundreds of Stellar sea lions gather in summer to breed and pup.

Upon arrival at the dock in Yankee Cove, board a motor coach and relax while your driver takes you for a scenic, winding, narrated drive through the coastal rain forest of Southeast Alaska to downtown Juneau.

Juneau is a city with a rich and colorful history. Your driver-guide will show you the capital building and the governor’s mansion, and provide you with a walking tour map to orient you to the city’s other attractions. The bus drops you downtown on the water front at Marine Park, with easy access to restaurants and shopping. Enjoy a leisurely lunch, and take in the sights of Alaska’s capitol. You’ll have approximately three hours of “free” time to explore downtown before re-boarding the bus to take you to the boat for your return trip.

Day 11

Haines

Free Day to explore Haines.

Day 12

Haines Junction

Our next stop is at Haines Junction. You may want to visit the Da Ku Cultural Center (optional).

Day 13

White River

Camp along the White River, a large tributary of the Yukon River.

Day 14

Tok

We then travel into Alaska and stop for the night in Tok. Here we visit local shops and view an Alaska gold nugget.

Day 15

Fairbanks

We then travel to the end of the Alaska Highway in Delta Junction and on to Fairbanks which is known as "The Heart of Alaska". Stops along the way include the Alyeska Pipeline Crossing and the Santa Claus House in North Pole, Alaska.

Day 16

Fairbanks

Cruise into the history of Interior Alaska, aboard the authentic sternwheeler Riverboat Discovery III. You will see:

  • Guided walking tour of an Athabascan Chena Village
  • Susan Butcher's Iditarod dogs in action
  • Bush pilot demo
  • Complimentary coffee and donuts
  • View the convergence of the Chena and Nenana Rivers
  • Athabascan Subsistence Fish Camp

Day 17

Fairbanks

See the University of Alaska Museum and Botanical Gardens.

Later, join the staff for an Ice Cream Social.

Day 18

Fairbanks

Today we visit Pioneer Park a frontier theme park with many exciting attractions including:

  • The renovated SS Nenana sternwheeler
  • Recreated native village and gold-rush town with many original buildings
  • Pioneer Air Museum  
  • All-you-can-eat Salmon Bake Dinner

Day 19

Fairbanks

Free Day to visit other attractions or take a flight to the Arctic Circle

Day 20

Fairbanks

Gold Dred #8 - Take a trip through Alaska’s gold mining history at Gold Dredge 8.  Enjoy a close up view of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and a presentation about its construction and operation.  Then take a seat aboard a replica of the narrow-gauge Tanana Valley Railroad and hear the conductor tell tales of prospectors who arrived by the thousands during the gold rush.  The train ride takes you to Gold Dredge 8 where you will see first-hand how the dredge worked the gold fields, then receive a brief but informative course on gold panning.  Once the train arrives at the camp, you will try panning for yourself!  You will find gold- we guarantee it! Finally, explore the dredge camp and enjoy complimentary coffee and freshly baked cookies in the gift shop as your gold is weighed, then hop aboard the train and return to the station.

Day 21

Denali NP

Travel south on the Parks Highway through Nenana and Healy to Denali National Park. Here we attend the Cabin Night Dinner Show; an evening filled with entertainment, hospitality and good food.

Day 22

Denali NP

Narrated bus tour takes you into the heart of Denali National Park for spectacular scenery and wildlife. See 20,320 ft. Mt. McKinley, North America's tallest peak. After the bus tour, see a sled dog demonstration.

Day 23

Denali NP

Free Day to explore the surrounding area.

Day 24

Anchorage

Continue traveling south on the Parks Highway to Anchorage, Alaska.

Day 25

Anchorage/Talkeetna

Day trip to Talkeetna, Alaska, the traditional departing place for Denali climbers. Here you will learn about the history of the local settlers and walk through the original town site.

Day 26

Anchorage

Pizza Party at the campground. Join the staff for an Alaskan Treat of pizza from the Moose’s Tooth.

Day 27

Anchorage

Visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center where you will come to learn about Alaska’s first people.

Day 28

Anchorage

Trolley Tour - A great way to see the highlights of Anchorage. Later we visit the Anchorage Museum of History & Art.

Day 29

Homer

Travel to Homer, Alaska. Along the way see Mount Redoubt, an active volcano, and pass through many quaint fishing villages.

Day 30

Homer

Visit the Bear Creek Winery and sample some of their offerings. See the renowned artist Norman Lowell’s Gallery.

Day 31

Homer

Free Day for fishing

Day 32

Seward

Travel the Seward Highway down the Kenai Peninsula to Seward, Alaska. Along the way, stop at the Chugach State Park and Kenai Peninsula Visitor Centers and Portage Glacier.

Day 33

Seward

Take a boat cruise to Kenai Fjords National Park where you will see sea life (including puffins, otters, whales and sea lions), snowcapped mountains and glaciers. Dine on an Alaska Salmon bake on Fox Island.

Day 34

Seward

Free Day

Day 35

Seward

Tour Exit Glacier. There is nothing like walking up to the face of this slow moving sea of ice.

Day 36

Palmer

Travel up the Seward and Glenn Highway to Palmer, Alaska. Palmer is in the Mat-Su Valley, Alaska's farming center. Here the long summer days produce gigantic vegetables.

Day 37

Palmer

In Palmer we visit a Muskox Farm. Join the staff for a cook out.

Day 38

Glennallen

Continue on the Glenn Highway to Glennallen, Alaska. Stop at the Copper River Valley Visitor Information Center. View Mount Wrangell Mountain, a dormant volcano.

Day 39

Valdez

Travel south on the Richardson Highway to Valdez, Alaska. Valdez is the terminus of the Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline where huge tankers transport oil to the "Lower 48".

Day 40

Valdez

Attend a narrated tour of Prince William Sound on the LuLu Belle motor yacht. See the mighty Columbia Glacier, the largest tide-water glacier in the western hemisphere.

Day 41

Valdez

Visit the Valdez Museum and Annex where you will see a replica of the Old Town, as it looked before the 1964 earthquake. See a documentary film that describes the impact of the earthquake. Visit the salmon spawning area and Duck Flats.

Day 42

Valdez

Free Day. You may want to schedule a Salmon and Halibut fishing expedition.

Day 43

Tok

Travel to Tok, Alaska. Along the way at roadside turnouts see snowcapped Mount Wrangell, Mount Drum and Mount Sanford.  Dinner at Fast Eddy’s in the evening.

Day 44

Chicken

Travel up the Taylor Highway to the famous town of Chicken, Alaska. Tour this rustic and remote town's 4 unique stores. Tour a Gold Dredge used in the Chicken Valley to mine gold or visit the Old Town of Chicken.

Day 45

Dawson City

Travel over “Top-Of-The-World” Highway to the rip-roaring mining town of Dawson City, Yukon. Dawson City was the epicenter of the 1898 Gold Rush where 30,000 stampeders from all over the world assembled to “make their fortune”. In the evening we visit Diamond Tooth Gerties - Dawson City’s world famous gambling hall is named after 1898 Gold Rush dance hall queen Diamond Tooth Gertie (who actually wore a sparkling diamond between her two front teeth).

Day 46

Dawson City

·        Visit the Robert Service Cabin – Attend a program about the life and works of Robert Service, bard of the Yukon.

·        Visit the Dawson City Museum, housed in the beautifully restored Old Territorial Administration Building.

·        Visit Jack London’s Cabin – Attend a program about the life and works of this famous author.

Day 47

Dawson City

·        Tour Dredge #4 - The largest wooden hull, bucket-line dredge in North America.

·        Visit the Discovery Claim – It was at this point on Bonanza Creek that gold was found in 1896, and set off the Klondike Stampede of 1898.

Day 48

Dawson City

Free Day in Dawson City

Day 49

Stewart Crossing

Travel to Stewart Crossing on the Yukon.

Day 50

Whitehorse

Continue our travels south on the Klondike Highway passing majestic mountains and crystal clear lakes to Whitehorse, Yukon.

Day 51

Skagway

Ride the White Pass Railway. Take a fully narrated train and motor coach trip between Skagway, Alaska and Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. The iron trail was born during the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush and built through some of the North's most ruggedly beautiful terrain. Today, it's a comfortable ride in refurbished train cars following the original route of the hopeful Stampeders of 1898.

Day 52

Whitehorse

Visit the Beringia Interpretive Center and Transportation Museum.

Day 53

Teslin

Travel to Teslin, Yukon.

Day 54

Watson Lake

Travel south on the Alaska Highway to Watson Lake. Join the staff for a Bingo Night with prizes.

Day 55

Iskut

Travel the Cassiar Highway to Iskut, British Columbia. Stop at Jade City for unique jade art.

Day 56

Hyder

It's back into Alaska where we visit Hyder. Along the way see the magnificent Bear Glacier nestled among beautiful snowcapped peaks.

Day 57

Hyder

Tour Fish Creek Wildlife Viewing area where you will see grizzlies, black bear and bald eagles feeding on the abundant supply of salmon in the streams. Be sure to bring your camera.

Day 58

Hyder

Free Day

Day 59

Fort Telkwa

Visit the beautiful city of Fort Telkwa in the Bulkley Valley.

Day 60

Prince George

Farewell Dinner and Social in Prince George, BC.

 

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