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Discover Skagway on a 3-hour e-bike tour for $126, including gold panning, scenic views, and visits to a waterfall and historic cemetery with an expert guide.
Explore Skagway’s historic streets and waterfront on this engaging 3-hour e-bike tour offered at $126 per person. Led by a knowledgeable guide, the experience combines scenic riding, gold panning, and visits to iconic locations like Lower Reid Falls and the Gold Rush Cemetery. The tour features top-of-the-line Rad Power or Himiway electric bikes, making it accessible for most riders, with the only requirement being the ability to ride a bike. Perfect for history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts alike, this tour offers a balanced mix of adventure, storytelling, and stunning views.
While the tour runs in the morning or afternoon and lasts about three hours, it is designed to be enjoyable without feeling rushed. Expect a small group experience limited to 10 participants, ensuring personalized attention and plenty of opportunity for questions. A safety briefing is included, and helmets with safety vests are provided, reflecting a focus on safety and comfort throughout the ride.


The tour begins at Klondike Electric Bicycles, located in a light green building on the corner of 5th Avenue and State Street. If coming from Broadway Avenue, look for the last building on the right. This convenient downtown location makes it easy to find without stress. The staff are friendly and ready to equip you with your bike, helmet, and safety vest before setting off.
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Participants ride Rad Power or Himiway electric bikes, both recognized for their reliability and comfort. The bikes are state-of-the-art, designed to make riding along Skagway’s streets and paths smooth and easy. The e-bikes help reduce fatigue, allowing you to cover more ground while enjoying the scenery and learning about local history.
The bikes are suitable for most, as long as you can ride a bike and are under 350 lbs (159 kg). A brief safety briefing ensures everyone is confident before starting, and the bikes’ ease of use makes this tour accessible even for those new to e-biking.

The tour cruises through Skagway’s historic streets, where you learn about the town’s Gold Rush origins and the pioneers who shaped its development. The waterfront area offers gorgeous views of the harbor and mountains, perfect for photos and soaking in the scenery.
This ride provides a great overview of the city’s layout and history, making it an excellent choice for those who want a quick yet thorough introduction to Skagway.
A highlight of this tour is the gold panning activity, which is much more engaging than it sounds. Participants get the chance to try their luck at panning for gold using traditional methods. The guide explains the process, making it easy to follow along, and the fun comes from the chance of actually finding gold.
This interactive stop offers a hands-on connection to Skagway’s famous Gold Rush days and gives everyone a tangible souvenir in the form of tiny gold flecks.
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A short walk from the main riding route takes you to Lower Reid Falls, a breathtaking 60-foot waterfall. Surrounded by nature, the falls provide a beautiful backdrop for photos and a moment to appreciate the area’s natural beauty. The location offers a peaceful pause amid the tour’s more active segments and highlights the lush environment surrounding Skagway.
The waterfall’s immersion in nature makes it a popular stop for those wanting to experience Alaska’s scenic landscapes, even in a short tour.
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The tour includes a moderate climb up Dyea Road to reach the Skagway Overlook. From this vantage point, participants enjoy a bird’s-eye view of the entire town, the glacier-carved valley, and surrounding mountains.
This stop provides a panoramic perspective that enhances understanding of the area’s geography and glacial history. The ascent tests your cycling skills slightly but remains manageable with the electric bikes’ assistance.

Throughout the ride, the guide shares entertaining stories about Skagway’s past, including tales of Soapy Smith, a notorious con man who once aimed to dominate the town. The storytelling adds depth to the experience, making the stops more meaningful and memorable.
Guests appreciate the guide’s enthusiasm and knowledge, which helps bring Skagway’s history to life while keeping the mood lively and engaging.
This small-group tour is limited to 10 participants, fostering an intimate atmosphere and allowing for personalized attention. The meeting point is easy to find, and the tour includes helmets and safety vests for all riders.
A brief safety briefing is provided before setting off, making sure everyone knows how to operate the e-bike safely. Participants are encouraged to bring cash for optional purchases, and open-toed shoes are not permitted for safety reasons.

This tour suits active travelers who are comfortable riding a bike, as well as those interested in history, scenery, and outdoor fun. The e-bikes make it accessible even for less experienced riders. It’s ideal for families, couples, or small groups wanting a well-rounded, informative adventure.
It’s important to note that people who cannot ride a bike, wheelchair users, or those with vertigo should consider other options, as this tour requires physical mobility and balance.
The Skagway: City Highlights E-bike Tour with Gold Panning offers a well-rounded, fun experience blending scenic riding, historical storytelling, and a hands-on gold panning activity. The small group size and expert guide make for an engaging, personalized adventure that appeals to a variety of travelers.
While the tour covers key sights like Lower Reid Falls and the Skagway Overlook, it remains accessible thanks to the electric bikes. This experience is particularly suited for those wanting a balanced mix of outdoor activity and cultural insight. The only potential limitation is that it’s not suitable for those unable to ride a bike or with certain mobility restrictions.
This tour delivers value, fun, and education, making it a memorable addition to any Skagway visit.
Is this tour suitable for first-time e-bike riders?
Yes, the electric bikes are easy to operate, and a safety briefing is included to ensure confidence before riding.
What should I bring on the tour?
Participants should bring cash for optional purchases. Open-toed shoes are not allowed for safety reasons.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately three hours, including stops and riding time.
Where do I meet for the tour?
The meeting point is Klondike Electric Bicycles at the light green building on the corner of 5th Avenue and State Street.
Can I participate if I have limited physical mobility?
This tour requires the ability to ride a bike, so it may not be suitable for wheelchair users or those with vertigo.
Are helmets provided?
Yes, helmets and safety vests are included in the tour package.
Is the tour available in the morning and afternoon?
Yes, it typically runs both in the morning and the afternoon to fit different schedules.
What is the maximum weight limit?
Participants should weigh less than 350 lbs (159 kg) to ride the e-bike safely.