White Pass Summit Train Excursion From Discovery princess  Alaska cruise 
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This is from our trip to Alaska. We were in Skagway on this day and we took the Yukon Railway White Pass tour.
The scenery is just spectacular. It's breathtaking from what you can see and it's amazing.
Definitely make sure you dress in layers because down at sea level, it was very warm when we got on the train, but by the time we got up to the 3,000 foot elevation, it was quite chilly.
The ride on this train was excellent. It was it was very smooth.
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http://www.shoreexcursionsgroup.com/?id=1701066&data=seatheworldwithkatandmike@gmail.com The popular three-hour Skagway railway trip is the White Pass Summit Excursion on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway. It is a 40-mile (round-trip) journey that climbs nearly 3,000 feet. Here are the key highlights and video moments for your YouTube video: White Pass Summit Excursion (3-Hour Round Trip) Highlights The Ascent to White Pass Summit: Document the dramatic climb of nearly 3,000 feet in just 20 miles, an incredible engineering feat from the Klondike Gold Rush era. Historic Trestles and Tunnels: Feature breathtaking views as the train chugs over sky-high wooden trestles and blasts through two mountain tunnels. Dead Horse Gulch: Capture the deep canyon where thousands of pack animals perished during the Gold Rush, providing a dramatic and historical moment. Bridal Veil Falls: Show the picturesque waterfalls that cascade near the tracks. Inspiration Point: Showcase the panoramic views of the Skagway Harbor, the Sawtooth Range, and the vast Alaskan and Canadian wilderness. The "Scenic Railway of the World": Emphasize the stunning scenery: mountains, glaciers, gorges, and remote valleys. Gold Rush History: Integrate historical photos or narration about the Klondike Gold Rush, the thousands of prospectors on the Klondike Trail of '98, and the "impossible" construction of the narrow-gauge railway. Vintage Passenger Coaches: Show the interior of the beautifully restored or replica rail cars, giving viewers a sense of the vintage experience. Open-Air Viewing Platforms: Highlight the exterior platforms at the end of each car, perfect for photographers and for feeling the mountain air. The Summit & International Border: Mark the moment the train reaches the White Pass Summit (2,865 feet) and crosses into Canada before turning around for the return journey (passengers do not disembark in Canada on this tour). The Return Trip Views: Note the different perspectives on the way down, as the views change for those sitting on the opposite side of the train on the return journey. Narration/Commentary: Mention the informative and engaging narration provided onboard that guides passengers through the history and points of interest.