Itinerary
ItineraryDay 1 – Home City to Edmonton, AB
Commencing our journey from Regina, we'll head northward, rendezvousing with fellow travellers in Saskatoon, before arriving in Edmonton to welcome our fly-in guests for the first evening.
*The Anchorage to Saskatchewan (South) Itinerary is in reverse
Day 2 – Edmonton to Fort St. John, BC
Dawson Creek stands as the inauguration point of the legendary Alaskan Highway, signified by Mile 0. Our schedule includes a pause at this juncture for a memorable photo opportunity, accompanied by a warm Highway Welcome courtesy of the Dawson Creek Visitor Centre. Additionally, we'll receive our cherished Mile 0 Pin. As the day concludes, an evening welcome reception awaits us at the hotel.
Day 3 – Fort St. John to Fort Nelson
As you bid farewell to Fort St. John, the sense of embarking on a grand northern adventure truly takes hold. Upon reaching Fort Nelson, our journey will include captivating visits to both the Fort Nelson Heritage Museum and the Fort Nelson Visitor Centre.
Day 4 – Fort Nelson to Watson Lake, YK
Prepare to be captivated by the stunning scenery; you will be treated to an abundance of it in the days ahead, you will even have a high chance to see black bears, bison and stone sheep. In the early afternoon, we will pause at Laird Hot Springs, offering the perfect opportunity to take a relaxing dip in the inviting warm waters. A delightful picnic lunch is included here. As the day draws to a close, our next stop brings us to the Signpost Forest. You're encouraged to bring along your own sign, and your tour director will be on hand with everything necessary to help you put it up!
Day 5 – Watson Lake to Whitehorse
As you journey towards Whitehorse, the enchanting vistas of northern Canada will continue to unveil themselves. Upon arrival, you'll be treated to the picturesque beauty of Miles Canyon. We've also planned for a visit to the S.S. Klondike Historical Site, where you'll partake in a guided tour of the grounds and have the opportunity to watch a captivating film about one of Canada's rare surviving steam-powered paddle wheelers.
Day 6 – Whitehorse to Skagway, AK, and Return
Today, we embark on an unforgettable adventure aboard the White Pass & Yukon Railroad. Starting in Fraser, BC, you'll traverse 27.7 miles of awe-inspiring mountain passes, picturesque bridges, and fascinating tunnels, all while enjoying a fully narrated train ride. Our journey concludes in Skagway, Alaska, where you'll have time to explore this quaint town, once the bustling gateway for countless gold seekers during the historic gold rush era. In the evening, we return back to Whitehorse.
Day 7 – Whitehorse to Dawson City
Departing from Whitehorse, we venture deeper into the pristine Yukon wilderness on our way to Dawson City. En route, we'll pause for a delightful picnic lunch, setting the stage for our arrival in the authentic frontier town of Dawson City. Here, history comes alive amidst gravel roads and wooden sidewalks, offering a vivid glimpse into the Gold Rush era. Tonight, prepare to be entertained at Diamond Tooth Gerties, where a troupe of skilled singers and dancers, accompanied by live musicians, will mesmerize you with a traditional Cancan show. Later in the evening, we invite you to join us for a champagne toast atop the Midnight Dome, offering breathtaking views overlooking Dawson City.
Day 8 – Dawson City
Begin your morning by exploring the wonders of the Dawson City Museum - a fitting starting point for your exploration of this charming town. As the day progresses, you'll embark on an incredible City Tour of Dawson City, delving into its rich history and its pivotal role in the gold rush. This tour will also lead you to the remarkable Dredge #4 Historical Site, offering a unique opportunity to step inside and experience its historical significance firsthand.
Day 9 – Dawson City to Fairbanks, AK
Our morning begins with an extended journey as we bid farewell to Dawson City. Venturing along the famed 'Top of the World' highway, we cross into Alaska. Along the way, we'll pause briefly at the iconic 'Welcome to Alaska' sign for a memorable photo opportunity. Our journey then leads us to the Delta Junction Visitor Centre, where we'll collect our Alaska Highway Certificates, marking the significant accomplishment of completing the Alaska Highway. Finally, our day concludes as we arrive in the vibrant city of Fairbanks.
Day 10 – Fairbanks
To kick off our morning, we'll embark on a City Tour of Fairbanks, getting acquainted with its unique charms. Part of the tour includes a stop at the renowned Santa Claus House, adding a touch of holiday magic to our journey.
For lunch, a hearty Alaskan meal awaits us at the Riverboat Discovery Dining Hall. Afterward, board the Riverboat Discovery and embark on an incredible riverboat adventure along Alaska's waterways. During this excursion, you'll witness the thrill of a bush floatplane taking off alongside the boat, visit the champion sled dogs and their kennels, and immerse yourself in the ancient Athabascan Indian culture at the Chena Indian Village.
As the late afternoon sets in, gather for an Alaskan Salmon Bake Dinner, followed by an enchanting evening show titled 'The Golden Heart Revue', hosted at the Palace Theatre.
Day 11 – Fairbanks to Anchorage
As we bid farewell to Fairbanks, our journey leads us southward to Anchorage. En route, we'll follow the scenic Parks Highway, which grants us spectacular vistas of Denali Park and the majestic mountain itself. Along this picturesque route, we'll make a well-deserved stop at Denali Viewpoint South, providing the perfect opportunity to capture memorable photos and stretch our legs. Our adventure continues as we reach Anchorage, where we'll settle in for the next two nights.
Day 12 – Anchorage
Our morning kicks off with a captivating City Tour of Anchorage, the largest city in Alaska. This tour promises a wealth of intriguing stops, and one highlight is a visit to 'Alaska Wild Berry Products', where you can marvel at the world's largest chocolate waterfall!
The afternoon is yours to enjoy at your own pace. You can opt to relax and explore Anchorage independently, taking in its unique charms, or take some time to prepare for the exciting week-long cruise adventure that lies ahead.
Day 13 – Anchorage to Home City
Bid farewell to Alaska and transfer to the airport for your flight home.
*The Anchorage to Saskatchewan (South) Itinerary is in reverse
Dates & Prices
Dates & PricesSaskatchewan to Anchorage
Double Occupancy
$5,799.91
Triple Occupancy
$5,698.60
Single Occupancy
$7,714.67
Guaranteed Departure. Prices are per person and include all taxes and fees. Prices are in CAD.
Anchorage to Saskatchewan
Double Occupancy
$5,799.91
Triple Occupancy
$5,698.60
Single Occupancy
$7,714.67
Prices are per person and include all taxes and fees. Prices are in CAD.
Not included in price:
- Return Airfare
- Airline baggage fees for additional or over-sized luggage
- Airline fuel surcharges if there is a change in fuel prices
- Gratuities for Tour Director and Driver
- Meals and activities not specified in the itinerary
- Any personal expenses
- Travel Insurance
- Pre or post tour arrangements
Passengers not needing a room in Edmonton:
June 12 - June 23, 2025 or June 23 - July 4, 2025 (12 Days)
Double: Deduct $52.50pp
Triple: Deduct $35.00pp
Single: Deduct $105.00pp
Tour Highlights
Tour HighlightsMulti-Night Stays
Sometimes a night is not enough. Enjoy multi-night stays in Whitehorse, Dawson City, Fairbanks, and Anchorage.
City Tours
Explore the cities of Dawson City, Fairbanks and Anchorage with local guides.
Meals Included
Alaska Highway Certificates
Get your Alaska Highway Certificates in both Dawson Creek (Mile 0) & Delta Junction, marking the significant accomplishment of completing the Alaska Highway.
Fort Nelson Museum
With a “transportation” theme, the collections now consist of more than just antique cars and trucks.
Liard Hot Spring
Relaxation seeps into your body as you ease into the second largest hot spring in Canada. Liard River Hot Springs provides relief to Alaskan bound travellers after a long day on the road.
Watson Lake Signpost Forest
Travellers from around the world have been bringing signs from their hometowns to the Sign Post Forest since 1942. Don’t forget yours!
S.S. Klondike Historical Site
Visit the S.S. Klondike, one of Canada’s few remaining steam-powered paddlewheelers, and learn how life on the rivers of the Yukon has changed over time.
White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad
Also known as “The Scenic Railway of the World”. Take a journey to see the splendid panorama of mountains, glaciers and gorges; waterfalls, tunnels and trestles. Sit back, relax and enjoy the views and historic commentary.
Diamond Tooth Gerties
Canada’s First Casino. Since 1971 Diamond Tooth Gerties has been wowing visitors with it’s unique Klondike period style, can-can entertainment and friendly charm.
The Midnight Dome
This incredible vantage point has panoramic views of the region. Marvel in the beauty of the Yukon River and Klondike Valleys.
Dawson City Museum
The museum provides you with the opportunity to explore the connection between the Klondike and your world through their collections, exhibits, library, and interpretive programs.
Dredge #4 Historical Site
Dredge #4 built in 1912 for the Canadian Klondike Mining Company, was the largest wooden hulled bucket lined dredge in North America.
Santa Claus House
Visit the world famous Santa Claus House where you will find the perfect gift or keepsake for all ages and occasions.
Riverboat Discovery including lunch
Sit back and be taken into the heart of Alaska and learn about a family who has made the rivers of Alaska their way of life for five generations.
Salmon Bake Dinner
Take in an authentic Alaskan dining experience in a truly unique environment at Pioneer Park.
Golden Heart Revue
Through songs, and stories, the cast gives you the historical highlights of Fairbanks, also known as "The Golden Heart City".
Denali Viewpoint
Stop at the Denali Southern Viewpoint for a stunning view of Mt. Denali.