Alaska Travel Diary- Skagway Train Ride

June 16, 2015

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M Loves M Skagway Alaska @marmar
Skagway was our third stop along our Princess Cruise. Skagway is a small little town with a population of about 800 year-round residents. In the summertime the popular triples though! It was so fun to take the train through the scenic White Pass railroad. The railroad was built in 1898 to help facilitate the Klondike Gold Rush. We even passed through Canada for a bit! The views were absolutely breathtaking! After our train ride, we walked through the quaint little city. The town is so historic, with so many buildings from the gold rush era. It was such a fun afternoon and it was surprisingly warm, in the 80s! When we got back to the boat we went up to the top deck, ordered tropical drinks, and laid out. This was such a fun trip and one I’d definitely recommend if you’re making your way through Alaska!
Skagway Alaska White Pass Railroad M Loves M @marmar
America and Canada Line outside Skagway M Loves M @marmar
Skagway Alaska White Pass Railroad M Loves M @marmar
Gold Rush Root Beer M Loves M @marmar
Skagway Alaska White Pass Railroad M Loves M @marmar
Skagway Alaska White Pass Railroad M Loves M @marmar
train ride in skagway alaska M Loves M @marmar
Skagway Alaska White Pass Railroad M Loves M @marmar
Skagway Alaska White Pass Railroad M Loves M @marmar
skagway alaska travel diary M Loves M @marmar
chambray shirt and white skirt M Loves M @marmar
starfire thai food in skagway alaska M Loves M @marmar
When we were in Juneau, the owner of one of the restaurants mentioned this amazing Thai restaurant called Starfire, so we of course had to check it out. We had the most delicious Pad Thai and Thai iced coffees before walking around the downtown area.
pad thai at starfire thai in Skagway Alaska M Loves M @marmar
Skagway Alaska M Loves M @marmar
blue chambray shirt and white skirt M Loves M @marmar
Skagway Alaska M Loves M @marmar

 

One of the coolest things about walking around the city was seeing the gorgeous mountain views in the distance. It was so picturesque. It almost didn’t even look real!
See more photos from my Alaska trip!
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photos by Valorie Darling

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