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The Yukon Trail
For PC
FAQ by SSJ Gohan1 (Matt Horn)
Table of Contents
1: Introduction
2: Walkthrough
3: Contact Information
4: Thanks
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1: I N T R O D U C T I O N
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This FAQ is Copyright 2001 Matt Horn, and is not to appear on any
sites except GameFAQS without my premission. If you want to have
a copy on your site, e-mail me at mth10@usa.net. Don't just copy
this onto your site.
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2: W A L K T H R O U G H
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You start the game on the Seattle Warf with $350. You can't get
on a boat yet, because you don't have a ticket. There are two
people with signs there, representing the two places you can go.
You can go to Dyea or Skagway. Dyea is much calmer than Skagway,
but Skagway has a crime problem. Not the best place to be. Go
to downtown Seattle by clicking on the sign. Talking to the few
people who live here, they tell you to buy supplies in Seattle.
It's a good idea. Someone also makes note of how Seattle has
almost been completely turned into a ghost town by the Yukon gold
rush. Go to the ticket office. There is a choice between a
banker, a carpenter, a native of the Yukon, and a reporter. The
advantage of the banger is you have lots of money. He's not a
very good choice, you don't need all that money, and he can't do
much good. There's the carpenter. He's good at building things.
You'll need to build a boat, so he may be a good choice, but in
my opinion, he isn't much help, since you have lots of time to do
it. The native woman is best at carrying supplies and moving on
the Yukon trail, which is important, because there are only so
many claims. The reporter, I'm not sure what she's good for.
Anyway, click on the Yukon woman, and ask to be he partner. She
is the best. She has $500, which is much more than your $350.
Go get tickets. Here's the schedules of departures:
*************************************************
* SKAGWAY * DYEA *Departure*
*************************************************
* Al-Ki * Alliance *Aug 24 *
*************************************************
*Rosalie * Yosemite *Sep 1 *
*************************************************
*Willamette * Eliza Anderson *Sep 8 *
*************************************************
You should get tickets on the Alliance. It goes to Dyea. It
will cost $80, but it's well worth it. It's the safest, and it
gets you there the fastest. Leave and go to the outfitters. Go
up to the merchant, and buy the 2,400 pound outfit, the sled, and
the whipsaw. Now leave and head for the wharf. There is a guy
trying to sell some stuff. Most of it you don't really want. He
is kind of a thief. Kind of reminds me of the Encyclopedia skit
in Monty Python. Anyway, if he sells eggs, buy them. You can
sell them for a profit. It's kind of funny when you let the gold
sniffing gophers go, but they're no good. The folding boat will
get thrown away by the ship captain, so don't buy it. Get on the
boat by talking to the person holding the sign.
*********************
Dyea
*********************
I got to Dyea on September 15. You can sell a copy of your
journal, but it's only for $20, and it takes two days. You can
go to the arcade for the location of the second-best location to
stake a claim. Don't worry, I'll tell you where it is. If you
want to though, feel free to play. It's fun. There's not much
you need to do in Dyea, but you can go to the Dyea saloon. To
play cards. If you want to go to Skagway, feel free, but it
takes extra time. There's a guy from the Chilkoot, and he
carries supplies for people. He'll carry your supplies for only
$3,000. Hmm, I guess you should carry them yourself. Wait, you
will want to buy extra food. To be safe, get the 1,600 pound
package. There isn't really anything else you need money for.
************************
Chilkoot Trail
************************
You're on the Chilkoot trail. You can probably get away with
setting speed to heavy loads. If you kind of squint, the inlets
on the map kind of look like the red sea. About half-way through
the map, you'll come to Cordaroy Road. It's a landmark that does
not mean that much, but it's half-way. Three-fourths of the way
you get to Canyon City. Again, it's just a landmark. At the end
you'll get to Sheep Camp.
***********************
Sheep Camp
***********************
I got here at Octobor 5th. Since you stocked up on supplies, you
shouldn't need to buy anything unless someone stole lots of stuff
from you. If you have less than 2750 pounds of food, you should
buy more. If you have more, go ahead and go ahead. You can bet
on sled dog races if you want to, but you probably shouldn't.
There's a guy who will carry your supplies up, but don't use it.
He will get your supplies there late.
***********************
The Trail
***********************
You should really better be on heavy load, unless you're getting
injured repetedly. If you are, it would be better to lighten the
load.
***********************
Scales/Golden Stairs
***********************
Now, you get to the Scales, which is just a landmark. It
doesn't mean anything more than the other landmarks.
This is the last DIFFICULT hike in the game. After this, you'll
get to the Yukon Teritory, which is in Canada. The border patrol
will make sure you have enough food, which will be 2,000 pounds
for you. If you hired a tram, you'll have to wait for it. You
will now continue down the mountain, headed to Lake Bennett. You
are going downhill, so it's quite a bite easier. You'll get to
the landmark Lake Lindeman. Nothing to see here, folks. Move
along. When you get to Lake Bennett, you'll see a ranger guy.
He says that you need to build a boat to haul your supplies to
to dawson. He says to stay in the middle of the river in Miles
Canyon. That's only a good idea if you want to live. Ok, great.
Talk to the people if you want, and the ranger will tell you
that there is some wood already cut down for you. Click on the
boat plans sign to select a boat.
Boats:
*************************************
* Plans * Plan 1 * Plan 2 * Plan 3 *
*************************************
* Speed * Slow * Fast * Middle *
*************************************
*Navigate* Middle * Best * Worst *
*************************************
Pick the one in the middle,
it's the best boat. If you arrived at Lake Bennett before the
year was up, you get to leave sooner! That's really the only
reason you don't want to arrive in April.
*************************
Miles Canyon
*************************
Ok, the first challenging part of the game. You may want to save
before going. You'll probably end up having to repair the boat.
Anyway, keep going until you get to Five Finger Rapids. In the
Five Finger rapids, it's normally best to hang to the right side.
If you damaged your boat again, repair it, and keep going. You
should arrive in Dawson. How much gold you make depends on when
you get to Dawson. Here's a list of claims and how much
gold the make on average:
No. 1 Below Bonanza Creek $151,000
No. 2 Below Bonanza Creek $82,000
Cheechako Hill $50,000
No. 1 Above Adams Creek $43,000
No. 4 Below Bonanza Creek $21,000
No. 1 Above Boulder Creek $21,000
No. 3 ABove El Dorado Creek $6,000
No. 1 Above French Gulch $5,500
On the High Score list (Claims of Fame) If you get < $50,000, you
are a Stampeder, < $100,000, you are a Sourdough, and if you get
> $100,000, you'll be a Yukoner.
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3. C O N T A C T I N F O R M A T I O N
-----------------------------------------------------------------
If you have any questions, comments, corrections, etc. Please E-
Mail them to me at mth10@usa.net. The game name would help, and
any more information that could help me figure out what you're
talking about.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
4. T H A N K S
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks to:
God, for the ability to think. (And type)
Sierra, for making this game
CJayC, for putting this on GameFAQs
My school, for having summer vacation and giving me more time
than I could ever use.
IBM, for making my computer, monitor, and keyboard.
Microsoft, for making my mouse.
Sir Isaac Newton, for discovering gravity.
Pepsi, for giving me strength in my time of tiredness.
For PC
FAQ by SSJ Gohan1 (Matt Horn)
Table of Contents
1: Introduction
2: Walkthrough
3: Contact Information
4: Thanks
-----------------------------------------------------------------
1: I N T R O D U C T I O N
-----------------------------------------------------------------
This FAQ is Copyright 2001 Matt Horn, and is not to appear on any
sites except GameFAQS without my premission. If you want to have
a copy on your site, e-mail me at mth10@usa.net. Don't just copy
this onto your site.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
2: W A L K T H R O U G H
-----------------------------------------------------------------
You start the game on the Seattle Warf with $350. You can't get
on a boat yet, because you don't have a ticket. There are two
people with signs there, representing the two places you can go.
You can go to Dyea or Skagway. Dyea is much calmer than Skagway,
but Skagway has a crime problem. Not the best place to be. Go
to downtown Seattle by clicking on the sign. Talking to the few
people who live here, they tell you to buy supplies in Seattle.
It's a good idea. Someone also makes note of how Seattle has
almost been completely turned into a ghost town by the Yukon gold
rush. Go to the ticket office. There is a choice between a
banker, a carpenter, a native of the Yukon, and a reporter. The
advantage of the banger is you have lots of money. He's not a
very good choice, you don't need all that money, and he can't do
much good. There's the carpenter. He's good at building things.
You'll need to build a boat, so he may be a good choice, but in
my opinion, he isn't much help, since you have lots of time to do
it. The native woman is best at carrying supplies and moving on
the Yukon trail, which is important, because there are only so
many claims. The reporter, I'm not sure what she's good for.
Anyway, click on the Yukon woman, and ask to be he partner. She
is the best. She has $500, which is much more than your $350.
Go get tickets. Here's the schedules of departures:
*************************************************
* SKAGWAY * DYEA *Departure*
*************************************************
* Al-Ki * Alliance *Aug 24 *
*************************************************
*Rosalie * Yosemite *Sep 1 *
*************************************************
*Willamette * Eliza Anderson *Sep 8 *
*************************************************
You should get tickets on the Alliance. It goes to Dyea. It
will cost $80, but it's well worth it. It's the safest, and it
gets you there the fastest. Leave and go to the outfitters. Go
up to the merchant, and buy the 2,400 pound outfit, the sled, and
the whipsaw. Now leave and head for the wharf. There is a guy
trying to sell some stuff. Most of it you don't really want. He
is kind of a thief. Kind of reminds me of the Encyclopedia skit
in Monty Python. Anyway, if he sells eggs, buy them. You can
sell them for a profit. It's kind of funny when you let the gold
sniffing gophers go, but they're no good. The folding boat will
get thrown away by the ship captain, so don't buy it. Get on the
boat by talking to the person holding the sign.
*********************
Dyea
*********************
I got to Dyea on September 15. You can sell a copy of your
journal, but it's only for $20, and it takes two days. You can
go to the arcade for the location of the second-best location to
stake a claim. Don't worry, I'll tell you where it is. If you
want to though, feel free to play. It's fun. There's not much
you need to do in Dyea, but you can go to the Dyea saloon. To
play cards. If you want to go to Skagway, feel free, but it
takes extra time. There's a guy from the Chilkoot, and he
carries supplies for people. He'll carry your supplies for only
$3,000. Hmm, I guess you should carry them yourself. Wait, you
will want to buy extra food. To be safe, get the 1,600 pound
package. There isn't really anything else you need money for.
************************
Chilkoot Trail
************************
You're on the Chilkoot trail. You can probably get away with
setting speed to heavy loads. If you kind of squint, the inlets
on the map kind of look like the red sea. About half-way through
the map, you'll come to Cordaroy Road. It's a landmark that does
not mean that much, but it's half-way. Three-fourths of the way
you get to Canyon City. Again, it's just a landmark. At the end
you'll get to Sheep Camp.
***********************
Sheep Camp
***********************
I got here at Octobor 5th. Since you stocked up on supplies, you
shouldn't need to buy anything unless someone stole lots of stuff
from you. If you have less than 2750 pounds of food, you should
buy more. If you have more, go ahead and go ahead. You can bet
on sled dog races if you want to, but you probably shouldn't.
There's a guy who will carry your supplies up, but don't use it.
He will get your supplies there late.
***********************
The Trail
***********************
You should really better be on heavy load, unless you're getting
injured repetedly. If you are, it would be better to lighten the
load.
***********************
Scales/Golden Stairs
***********************
Now, you get to the Scales, which is just a landmark. It
doesn't mean anything more than the other landmarks.
This is the last DIFFICULT hike in the game. After this, you'll
get to the Yukon Teritory, which is in Canada. The border patrol
will make sure you have enough food, which will be 2,000 pounds
for you. If you hired a tram, you'll have to wait for it. You
will now continue down the mountain, headed to Lake Bennett. You
are going downhill, so it's quite a bite easier. You'll get to
the landmark Lake Lindeman. Nothing to see here, folks. Move
along. When you get to Lake Bennett, you'll see a ranger guy.
He says that you need to build a boat to haul your supplies to
to dawson. He says to stay in the middle of the river in Miles
Canyon. That's only a good idea if you want to live. Ok, great.
Talk to the people if you want, and the ranger will tell you
that there is some wood already cut down for you. Click on the
boat plans sign to select a boat.
Boats:
*************************************
* Plans * Plan 1 * Plan 2 * Plan 3 *
*************************************
* Speed * Slow * Fast * Middle *
*************************************
*Navigate* Middle * Best * Worst *
*************************************
Pick the one in the middle,
it's the best boat. If you arrived at Lake Bennett before the
year was up, you get to leave sooner! That's really the only
reason you don't want to arrive in April.
*************************
Miles Canyon
*************************
Ok, the first challenging part of the game. You may want to save
before going. You'll probably end up having to repair the boat.
Anyway, keep going until you get to Five Finger Rapids. In the
Five Finger rapids, it's normally best to hang to the right side.
If you damaged your boat again, repair it, and keep going. You
should arrive in Dawson. How much gold you make depends on when
you get to Dawson. Here's a list of claims and how much
gold the make on average:
No. 1 Below Bonanza Creek $151,000
No. 2 Below Bonanza Creek $82,000
Cheechako Hill $50,000
No. 1 Above Adams Creek $43,000
No. 4 Below Bonanza Creek $21,000
No. 1 Above Boulder Creek $21,000
No. 3 ABove El Dorado Creek $6,000
No. 1 Above French Gulch $5,500
On the High Score list (Claims of Fame) If you get < $50,000, you
are a Stampeder, < $100,000, you are a Sourdough, and if you get
> $100,000, you'll be a Yukoner.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
3. C O N T A C T I N F O R M A T I O N
-----------------------------------------------------------------
If you have any questions, comments, corrections, etc. Please E-
Mail them to me at mth10@usa.net. The game name would help, and
any more information that could help me figure out what you're
talking about.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
4. T H A N K S
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks to:
God, for the ability to think. (And type)
Sierra, for making this game
CJayC, for putting this on GameFAQs
My school, for having summer vacation and giving me more time
than I could ever use.
IBM, for making my computer, monitor, and keyboard.
Microsoft, for making my mouse.
Sir Isaac Newton, for discovering gravity.
Pepsi, for giving me strength in my time of tiredness.