GOLD RUSH RAILWAY

The video explores the scenic landscapes of Alaska, focusing on Skagway and the historic Gold Rush Railway. It highlights the railway's role in the Klondike Gold Rush and the journey from Bennett to Whitehorse. The video concludes with a look at the preservation of historical artifacts in Whitehorse, including the old stern wheelers of the Yukon River fleet.

What makes the town of Skagway a unique tourist attraction?

• Its famous wildlife

• Its proximity to the ocean

• Its historic connection to the Gold Rush Railway

• Its modern architecture

What was the primary purpose of the narrow tracks during the Gold Rush?

• To transport gold miners to the Klondike

• To provide a path for wildlife migration

• To serve as a scenic route for tourists

• To connect different towns in Alaska

What tools were used to create the railway path during the Gold Rush?

• Electric drills and saws

• Dynamite and jackhammers

• Picks, shovels, and black powder

• Bulldozers and cranes

How do modern travelers complete the journey into the Yukon?

• By modern diesel launches

• By horse-drawn carriages

• By flying in small planes

• By hiking through the trails

What historical artifacts are preserved at the end of the journey?

• Traditional Alaskan clothing

• Old stern wheelers

• Ancient totem poles

• Old mining equipment