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The Best Experiences in Skagway, AlaskaDiscover the best things to do in Skagway, Alaska—from scenic train rides and glacier views to historic trails and vibrant local shops. Explore adventure, culture, and unforgettable moments in this charming mountain town.AuthorsAFST
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Downtown

Broadway
Lined with the beautifully preserved buildings of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Broadway feels like stepping onto a movie set where stampeders might round the corner at any moment. These vibrant false-front facades aren’t just photo-worthy; they hold stories of fortune seekers, saloons, and the resilient Lingít people whose homeland this has always been. What makes Broadway truly special, though, is how effortlessly walkable and lively it is. In just a few blocks, you can wander from historic exhibits to quirky local shops, from handcrafted jewelry studios to bustling outfitters ready to launch you into the mountains. Along the way, the aromas of fresh-baked treats, espresso, and food trucks of all kinds drift through the air,
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Outdoor Adventures

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
Step back in time as you explore the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park along Broadway, lined with wooden boardwalks and restored buildings. Downtown looks much as it did 125 years ago.
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Yakutania Point
Yakutania Point Trail, just steps from the waterfront over the iconic footbridge across the Skagway River. This mellow coastal walk leads you through spruce and hemlock forest to sweeping ocean views, dramatic tidal rocks, and on to Smuggler’s Cove.
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Smuggler’s Cove
Smuggler’s Cove is the perfect quick getaway for families, photographers, or anyone craving salty sea air.
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The Dewey Lake Trail System Start
The Dewey Lakes Trail System offers a network of paths ranging from easy lakeside strolls to steep scrambles with rewarding panoramic vistas, provided you can manage the steep first three-quarters of a mile. Whether you choose Lower Dewey for a peaceful getaway or tackle the climb toward Upper Dewey, you’ll be treated to crystal-clear water, quiet forests, and a sense of true wilderness.
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Shoreline Park
Shoreline Park features busking areas, a grassy lawn, a restroom, views, picnic spots, and free public Wi-Fi.
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Mollie Walsh Park
Molly Walsh Park gives kids room to play.
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Pullen Creek StreamWalk
The Pullen Creek Stream Walk, located adjacent to Shoreline Park and Pullen Pond, offers a peaceful nature path that meanders past salmon habitat and away from the crowds.
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