Frontier Excursions & Adventures
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Frontier Excursions & Adventures's profile lists bus stop nearby (Destination Input, last reported Nov 3, 2026). Confirm with the venue before visiting.
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Small-group mini-bus tours to White Pass Summit, the Yukon and Emerald Lake, plus rafting combinations. Per frontierexcursions.com, its vehicles aren't wheelchair or scooter accessible, but guests who use a walker or can transfer and manage a few steps with help can usually be assisted, with space saved for a walker or folding wheelchair if requested when booking. Not checked on-site by AbleVu.
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Tour limit: Google Maps says the office location has no wheelchair-accessible entrance (Google lists it at 299 Broadway).
Tour limit: Frontier Excursions says its mini-coaches (13 to 28 seats) are not wheelchair or scooter accessible. Guests who use a walker, or can transfer from a wheelchair and manage a few steps with help, can usually be helped on and off. Tell them when booking so space is saved for a walker or folding wheelchair.
Restrooms: the company says its mini-buses have no restroom. Tours stop at basic outhouses, with modern restrooms at the Yukon Suspension Bridge (Yukoner tour) and Caribou Crossing or Carcross (Yukon Discovery). There can be up to 1.5 to 2 hours between restroom stops.
Meeting point: the company picks up pierside, where the pier meets land outside the security gates, or guests can meet at its office in the Golden North Hotel building at 3rd and Broadway. It says town is a 10 to 15 minute flat walk from the piers, or a short SMART bus ride.
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