Skagway, Alaska

Clouds hanging low in the Valley as we approach Skagway	A clearing Skagway Valley from the ship	A town of 900 welcomes 10,000 visitors from four cruise ships	Skagway, AK
Ships docked at the end of Broadway, Skagway	Infamous Red Onion Saloon and former bordello	Arctic Brotherhood Lodge	Closeup of the Arctic Brotherhood Lodge - made from 8000+ pieces of driftwood
Wooden sidewalks and original buildings throughout downtown Skagway	Broadway in Skagway	Interesting hotel name	Mountain walls on both sides of Skagway
The "Billboard" above the town. There used to be many of these ads.	The lone remaining "billboard" painted on the mountain wall above Skagway	Antique steam engine next to newer snow-removal engine	The first cabin built in Skagway in the mid 1800's
Wooden sidewalks and original buildings throughout downtown Skagway	The Skagway Shuttle	Most of the buildings in Skagway are original, restored buildings from the 1800's	WP&Y Railroad offices
Broadway in Skagway	Broadway in Skagway	White Pass & Yukon RR hugging the ledge carved out above the Skagway River Gorge	Skagway River below the train tracks
Falls feeding the Skagway River	Alaska-Canada border on the Yukon Highway	Full grown dwarfed trees due to the permafrost at 3200 ft	Bridal Veil Falls
Gold Rush Cemetery	Gold Rush Cemetery	Skagway from the ship	The first time docking in Skagway a ship's captain would have a sign painted on the rock wall at the wharf
Skagway from the ship	NCL departing Skagway	Headed south on Alaska's Inside Passage	Leaving Skagway behind