Took a free tour with the National Park Service and ended up here at the Moore House and Cabin. The tour guide was very informative and made the tour very interesting. The cabin is one of the first buildings in Skagway. Best part of the tour was it was free but you have to go to the Park Service Headquarters... More

The cabin is a just off the main street. It takes about 10 minutes to walk around the grounds and read the placards. Some interesting history of Skagway, but nothing more than a short self guided tour.

the free skagway tour is not to be missed. you learn many interesting sometimes funny things about the town and the real history.the cabin is not much to look at but all the rest of the tour is great. did i mention FREE.

This is an interesting, free site - worth a visit!

I went on a free walking tour offered by a NPS Ranger,and didn't really expect much, but she was very interesting and well informed on the history of the Moore family, as well as the area. Not bad for some one who admitted to only started her position a few weeks earlier. Well worth the very short walk around the... More

National Park Service's walking tour from the Klondike National Historic Gold Rush Park to the Moore compound was very interesting and informative. Ranger Jay Proetto provided information re the formative years of the gold rush as well as the decline of same. Interesting stories about the people in and the buildings of Skagway kept everyone amused. NPS has some great... More

The Moore cabin is a small typical log cabin but there is nothing inside. Next to it is the newer Moore House which is furnished in period art and Victorian furniture. The famous piano where the Alaska Song was written is also found here. It is open most of the day, free, run by your National Park Service. Occasionally there... More