White Pass Scenic Railway | Shore Excursion | NCL
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The video features a guide discussing the significance of the railroad in Skagway, Alaska. The creator explains that the town is centered around the railway and that visitors primarily come to experience the train rides. The guide describes the specific Fraser train route, which covers 27.7 miles from Skagway to Fraser, British Columbia, as a three hour round trip. Throughout the journey, passengers observe changing scenery, including shifts in vegetation from sea level to the timberline and various local animals. The guide expresses a deep personal passion for the work, noting that the changing daily landscape keeps the experience fresh. Having performed this trip for many years, the guide emphasizes a sense of pride in living in Southeast Alaska and views the excursion as an opportunity to share the natural beauty of the country with guests.
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Skagway is really built around the railroad we're a railroad town and when people come here they come to ride the train
we pull out of town and they see the spectacular scenery unfold in front of them they really get excited
every day is a different day out here we see the vegetation change from sea level to Timberline we see different animals moving along
I just love to show this country off to Our Guest
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