Shannon Chapman

We arrived early a disembarked the ship by 7:30 to go on the White Pass Railway and the “historic” Liarsville. We boarded buses that took us to this camp called Liarsville. It was supposed to be like a mining camp of the 1800’s. It was cute enough, but we could have done without it. We boarded the busses again and we up the mountain to the Canadian border to meet the train. Again, this train ride was fabulous. Lots of stunning scenery and a great history lesson as well. When we got back to Skagway we found 3 other cruise ships in port. The town was wall-to-wall people. Finally found a place to eat. We weren’t able to get into The Red Onion.

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