Yukon Suspension Bridge
Yukon Suspension Bridge
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Linda S
3 contributions
Jul 2023
Rudest people ever! We rented a car in Skagway to drive across the Yukon. The rental company recommended this as a stop. We didn't want to do the suspension bridge since we had a handicap person and someone afraid of highs. We were going to grab a bite to eat, get a souvenir and a few had to go to bathroom. We were meet at the gate and no issues, 2 went to gift shop, 2 to restroom and 2 to cafe. I was then approached we had to buy tickets for bridge to be on property! The manager then tells us that unless we spend the 20.00+ per entry we couldn't use the facilities. They refused to let my husband who is handicap, 66 and had cancer to use the bathroom! The gentlemen said closes bathroom was 35 miles back to Skagway. I gathered up everyone and we put back everything we were going to purchase and left. I let the rental car company know if they are going to recommend this stop in the recording, they should also mention you have to get a ticket to go to the bathroom or eat.
Written July 9, 2023
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Ravenito
Charlotte, NC546 contributions
Jul 2024 • Family
Was a nice stop on our drive to Emerald Lake. Actually ended up spending more time here than expected because they have a very nice gift shop. I really liked that you could buy postcards and stamps and then mail your postcards right there! The views are of course stunning and they have a lot of neat informational displays as well.
Written August 27, 2024
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Vonda J
46 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
Great photo opportunities plus walking. A lot to see and do. Walk across suspension bridge is safe and exciting. Has clean bathroom, excellent eating stop and gift shop. Try reindeer chili. It’s good and hot.
Written August 29, 2023
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John E
Biggleswade, UK315 contributions
May 2019
Wooden cabins on both sides of the river with lots of information on the flora and fauna.Gift shop which also sells coffee are here, also toilets. Don't forget to get your passport stamped here with a 'Yukon' stamp.
Written November 10, 2019
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Marie J
Rock Creek, Canada727 contributions
Aug 2020
What a beautiful little swinging bridge it does need some repairs but it is safe enought o cross etc , nike the loop and then cross the bridge family or friends all around great times across the miles canyon
Written August 21, 2020
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dig3
Toronto, Australia65 contributions
Aug 2019
A beautiful canyon where the water pours through. The bridge spans the canyon and is an interesting structure. Definitely worth a visit
Written September 2, 2019
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Anaes20
Ontario, Canada472 contributions
Jul 2019 • Family
We did this during our Disney Cruise to Alaska.
We visited the Yukon Suspension Bridge as a part of another excursion- 'City Tour, White pass railway and Yukon Suspension Bridge'.
We took the train to Fraser and was then picked up by our driver, after a short bus ride- we were there!
there is a small gift shop and coffee shop, after walking through this you get to the Suspension bridge, The bridge is sturdy and doesn't sway (unlike other suspension bridges I have been on). It looks down over the river rapids.
Once you cross over the bridge- they have a replica Inuit hut and other artifacts and an amazing viewing area with spectacular views which offers a great photo opportunity of the bridge and the surrounding area. There is also another log cabin with a coffee room with stuffed bears and Mammoth teeth and bones
The coffee shop unfortunately ran out of coffee but you can buy cookies, cake etc.
There is a free fun activity for kids- and on completion, child gets a little prize.
The rest rooms are clean.
We visited the Yukon Suspension Bridge as a part of another excursion- 'City Tour, White pass railway and Yukon Suspension Bridge'.
We took the train to Fraser and was then picked up by our driver, after a short bus ride- we were there!
there is a small gift shop and coffee shop, after walking through this you get to the Suspension bridge, The bridge is sturdy and doesn't sway (unlike other suspension bridges I have been on). It looks down over the river rapids.
Once you cross over the bridge- they have a replica Inuit hut and other artifacts and an amazing viewing area with spectacular views which offers a great photo opportunity of the bridge and the surrounding area. There is also another log cabin with a coffee room with stuffed bears and Mammoth teeth and bones
The coffee shop unfortunately ran out of coffee but you can buy cookies, cake etc.
There is a free fun activity for kids- and on completion, child gets a little prize.
The rest rooms are clean.
Written August 1, 2019
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Gail T
San Francisco, United States33 contributions
Jun 2019 • Couples
We drove. They charged us $5 each to get into the area to view but not allowed on bridge. To me, it was worth the $5. We got to buy a cup of coffee and look around. The toilets were clean and new. That's worth $5 for me. The other toilets on the Klondike Highway are not very nice. There weren't that many toilets to begin with.
Written July 13, 2019
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katyykat89
Cleveland, OH343 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
We rented a Jeep for the day to drive the Klondike Highway from Skagway, AK to Emerald Lake and Carcross; stopped here on the way just happened to see it while driving by and glad we did! We got here fairly early in the morning and were the only people on the bridge! It was completely empty and had it all to ourselves which was nice. (tour bus unloaded as we were leaving!). Lovely views, interesting history while you walk around the property. Although I thought the price was a little high in my opinion. They also have a gift shop and café so we loaded up on coffee and some snacks for the rest of our day trip drive. We really enjoyed it and got some great pictures with the bridge, mountains, and rapids below! Beautiful.
Written September 14, 2017
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Misstravelqueen7
90 contributions
May 2017 • Couples
I loved the experience! The view is amazing . I'm a thrill kinda gal and this was one on my bucket list. I love heights :) luckily my hubby and I got there early enough to get a pic of me alone on the bridge. I posted one. The staff are so welcoming!! I recommend it for the whole family. Oh and we were on a NCL cruise. We rented a car and drove here. The drive was worth it! Stop and take lots of pictures on your way up. We even drive all the way to Emerald Lake and still had time to walk around the town.
Written June 17, 2017
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Hi Misstravelqueen7,
Thanks for the reccommendation!
As the owners of the facility, our family takes great pride in ensuring the site is welcoming for all guests. We have something for all ages, which works well for families. Our staff work really hard to make everything clean and organized. Other than the trip across the bridge, photos are the next best thing. Good to hear you got some good photos, don't be shy, share some on Facebook.
Written August 13, 2017
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Does the bridge move? I have vertigo so I don’t do well with heights, but I can force myself if it doesn’t move/swing
Written February 18, 2021
Is there a way to get to the Suspension Bridge using public transportation rather than a bus tour from the cruise ship? Is there a few to walk across the bridge?
Written March 27, 2017
There is no public transportation that far out of town (and it is in Canada). I believe you are asking if there is a fee...yes, there is a separate fee to walk across this bridge.
Written October 4, 2017
We took a local tour from The cruise terminal and it took about 1.5 hours to get there. Of course, we stopped wherever the scene looked good to take pictures.
Written March 26, 2017
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