At the foot of the White Pass, beside a picturesque waterfall, lies Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp and Salmon Bake. This historic site is named for the journalists who once spun tall tales here during the Klondike Gold Rush.

Your adventure begins with a delicious, all-you-can-eat feast. Enjoy our signature alderwood-grilled WILD Alaska salmon, Cheechako chicken, Chilkoot baked beans, and Tongass wild-rice pilaf. A variety of sides, salads, beverages, and homemade blueberry cake complete the meal. Beer and wine are also available for purchase.

After dining, step into the past at our gold rush-era trail camp. Stroll through the historic exhibits, take in the scenic waterfall, and soak in the authentic atmosphere. In the Hippodrome, our lively cast of sourdoughs and dance hall girls will entertain you with a hilarious melodrama and a poem by Robert Service, the “Bard of the North.”

Next, it’s time to strike gold! Learn the art of gold panning, then try your luck in the Liarsville gold fields—where you’re guaranteed to find gold in every pan!

Once you’ve made your fortune, explore the camp at your own pace. Visit the Fancy Goods Gift Shop for souvenirs, or stop by the bordello and laundry tents to see antiques and vintage clothing from the gold rush days.

Before you leave, enjoy complimentary cookies and apple cider, and capture the moment with a photo alongside a dance hall girl. It’s the perfect way to remember your Skagway adventure!