S.S. Klondike National Historic Site Review

Very dreamy, well preserved, parked in the riverway Baima City sign!

Old cruise ship, it is also very fashionable to see from a distance

How can I miss the landmarks here s.s Crandeck when I came to Whitehorse in Canada to share happy hours with the Crandeck in a hundred years of history? The first stop my wife and I came to add here. The Canadian official said that the ship S.S.Klondike 2 (the original version has been burned) is a dry dock, full of replicas. Of course, there are some real objects doped in it. Tickets are free, but if you don’t want to fully entrust your trip to a guide and tour agreement, it is recommended to bring at least one self-guided tour guide ($2). During an hour or so of tour, we visited most of the places on the boat (including the outside). Here is one of the main historical and cultural exhibits of White Horse. One of the most interesting parts of the trip was videos played in the information center and in a small building outside Crandike. The history introduction video and exploring rowing on board is free. Although the tour group is endless, the on-site staff is in danger and arranged in order. You can visit with peace of mind. It is a wonderful daydream when you face a giant steamship and related artifacts (stacked in the cargo area) that have survived for a century, and listening to the explanations that your thoughts will return to a hundred years ago. After watching the paddle wheel operation video of Parks Canada (Parks Canada) in the 1930s, we have had a more detailed understanding and understanding of the ship's life as well as the crew and passengers. Unfortunately, due to the protection of the heritage structure, we are unable to access most of the upper space and hopefully they will be resolved as soon as possible. Despite this small regret, you can still understand what life was like before this paddleboarder. The main deck and sun deck space are well laid out, with lots of cargo, firewood, kitchen supplies and more. Some places are forbidden to touch and flash, pay attention. Tips: 1. You can buy a self-guided tour guide at the information center for $2, or a guide for $6 a person. 2. People with children pay attention to the "don't touch anything" rule on the boat. 3. There is also a picnic table in the park where you can sit and enjoy the views of the Yukon River.