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Sightseeing via rental car from Skagway


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Have a car reserved for the day in Skagway for trip to Emerald Lake. Including stops for lunch & photos, I'm figuring a 6 hour r/t. This would still leave us several hours before sailing.

Are there any other sights we could/should drive to as long as we already have the car?

What about continuing on to Whitehorse -- anything worth seeing there?

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You should get a copy of Yukon's (Murray's) mile guide for the trip to Emerald Lake. Shows you what you are seeing, where to stop and where to expect best pictures. From what I understand, the drive beyond Emerald Lake is not as picturesque and you might spend time instead to see rest of Skagway.

http://www.explorenorth.com/library/roads/sklondike-photos1.html

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I have gone to Whitehorse several times and only for the purchase of the newest Harley shirts for my husband and coworkers. Scenery greatly drops off after Emerald Lake. If you haven't been to Skagway before, definately see some of the city. :) Head to the Park Service Visitor center http://www.nps.gov/klgo/schedule.htm

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My guide to the highway is at http://explorenorth.com/library/roads/sklondike-photos1.html - you do need to carry passports to get to Emerald Lake (or anywhere else past Fraser, BC).

 

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Murray, we've printed your guide and thank you so very much. We did part of this drive last year, and are so excited about going all the way to Emerald Lake this time. Your guide was just what we needed.

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