2004 Map of Skagway B-1

About this map

Skagway and its surrounding wilderness are captured here during a period of modern preservation and historical reflection. The landscape is dominated by the Tongass National Forest and the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, areas that protect the legacy of the late 19th-century stampede. The iconic White Pass and Yukon Route railway mirrors the path of the Skagway River, while the Klondike Hwy provides northern access. Significant maritime features include the Ferry Terminal Seaplane Base Light and the Low Point Lighthouse Reserve along the deep waters of Taiya Inlet. Local landmarks such as the Gold Rush Cem and the settlement of Liarsville provide direct links to the region's mining heritage. To the east, the dramatic peaks of the Coast Mountains and the Sawtooth Range rise toward the United States and Canada border.