Alaska Mountain Guides & Climbing School
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Alaska Mountain Guides & Climbing School's profile lists bus stop nearby (Destination Input, last reported Oct 29, 2026). Confirm with the venue before visiting.
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Alaska Mountain Guides & Climbing School is a seasonal guide service with a Skagway office at 370 4th Avenue, running day trips (rock climbing, ziplining, hiking, paddling and scenic drives, booked through its Skagway Excursions site) plus multi-day expeditions. Its FAQ says most active trips aren't wheelchair accessible, but the Yukon Scenic Drive to Carcross welcomes guests with limited mobility who can climb 4 steps into the van and can carry a collapsible wheelchair; trained service animals are welcome on many tours, and dockside pickup is offered. AbleVu doesn't have sourced details on the office entrance, restrooms or parking. AbleVu has no tour category yet, so this is listed as an attraction. Not checked on-site by AbleVu.
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Tour limit: the operator's Skagway Excursions FAQ says its Yukon Scenic Drive to Carcross welcomes guests with limited mobility who can climb 4 steps into the van, and collapsible wheelchairs and strollers can be stored on board.
Tour limit: the FAQ says most active tours (hiking, kayaking, rafting and ziplining) are not wheelchair accessible; guests should note mobility needs when booking so staff can suggest a suitable tour.
Service animals: the FAQ says trained service animals are welcome on many tours such as scenic drives, wildlife tours and boat cruises, but some activities (ziplining, kayaking, UTV) may not be safe for animals; call before booking.
The operator's Skagway Excursions site says it offers dockside pickup and transportation to and from cruise ships.
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Sources: Photo: Skagway.com; https://www.skagway.com/listing/alaska-mountain-guides-%26-climbing-school-inc/91/; https://www.skagway.org/media/92266; Destination Input