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Klondike Gold Fields

In 1999 The Klondike Gold Fields moved and restored a 1937 Gold Dredge from its working claim in the Klondike Gold Fields of the Yukon. The Dredge is a 350 ton Gold sifting machine brought back from the Klondike and reconstructed piece by piece…

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Kirmse’s Curios

Kirmse’s Curios is a Skagway icon, and not just because their logo is painted on the cliff side above the town. Herman Kirmse was a jeweler and a watch maker who opened up his pioneer jewelry store in 1897, and it stayed in the…

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Richter’s Jewelry & Curio

Alaska Gold Nugget Jewelry made in Skagway. Eskimo soapstone & ivory carvings, baskets, totem poles, furs & moccasinsJade, Hematite & Ivory Jewelry

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The Back Alley Rock Shop

Large selection of local and worldwide rocks and fossils, meteorites, ammonites, gold nuggets, gold with quartz, amethyst geodes, and moldavite.Also Gold & Gem panning (see the Entertainment section).

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Frequently asked questions:

Q:So many tours! Where do I start?

We recommend beginning by viewing tours Unique to Skagway to browse experiences not found in Juneau or other port towns. These will provide distinct experiences that you can only find here!

Q:What's the deal with private tours?

Private tours are a great option if you are traveling with a group of 4 or more. With a private tour, it's just the guide and your group. For groups of 6 or more, you may find private tours are even more cost-effective than joining a fixed tour.

Q:What's all this about Yukon?

About 1.5 hours from Skagway, the Klondike Highway crosses into Yukon Territory, Canada. Skagway provides visitors the rare opportunity to get on a road and head inland (not possible in Juneau or Ketchikan). For this reason, Yukon Tours are a great option to get off the coast and see the interior. We believe Yukon Tours have two great features: the chances for wildlife viewing are stronger and the weather is often sunnier than on the coast.

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