Skagway, Alaska

A local staple offering a comfortable, spacious atmosphere perfect for a hearty lunch. Order the Spruce Tip Blonde Ale and the Alaskan Halibut Fish and Chips.

A historic landmark with a colorful past, offering a relaxed environment for a midday snack. Try the 'Madam's Pizza' or their famous chili in a bread bowl.

A charming, quieter dining experience located in a historic inn, ideal for a sit-down meal away from the crowds. The menu features fresh local seafood and garden-grown herbs.

Take the vintage train for a spectacular, seated tour of the mountains and glaciers without any strenuous hiking. It is fully accessible and offers some of the best views in Alaska from the comfort of a heated carriage.

Located in the historic depot, this center offers a flat, easy-to-navigate look at the town's history with excellent exhibits and short, informative films.

A community-focused cross-country ski event that brings locals together for fun and sport.

The town celebrates the longest day of the year with nearly 20 hours of daylight and local festivities.

An annual festival featuring parades, music, and historical reenactments celebrating the town's gold rush heritage.