The Yukon is one of the last pristine wilderness areas remaining on the planet. Boasting a vibrant cultural legacy, captivating tales of the Gold Rush era, awe-inspiring scenery, trails to hike, rivers to paddle, all complimented by warm Northern hospitality, this is a place you are sure to love.
And let’s not forget about the enchanting midnight sun and magical northern lights, which are a must-see for any traveler’s bucket list.
- More than 80% of the Yukon is wilderness.
- The territory is home to more than 250,000 caribou, 70,000 moose, 22,000 mountain sheep, 6,000 grizzly bears and 284 species of birds… and just over 46,000 humans.
- Kluane National Park features the world's largest non-polar icefield, containing over 2000 glaciers.
- During the Gold Rush of the late 19th century, the population grew from a few hundred to tens of thousands in just a few years - primarily centred in Dawson City.
- The Yukon River was an essential route for prospectors during the Gold Rush era. As one of the longest rivers in North America, it travels over 3000km from northern BC through Whitehorse, Dawson City, and Alaska to end in the Bering Sea.
- Of the 14 First Nations in the Yukon, 11 are self-governing, meaning they are responsible for their own economic and social programs, and resource management.
- Follow in the footsteps of Gold Rush explorers with a half-day canoe trip on the Yukon River.
- Explore Kluane National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to Canada's tallest peak - Mt Logan.
- Step back in time with a visit to Dawson City - the heart of the Klondike Gold Rush.
- Learn about First Nations culture, customs, and their important role in Yukon's Gold Rush history.
- Visit charming Carcross with its renowned hiking, Carcross Desert and Bennett Beach, and artisan shops.
- Discover the stunning beauty of Kluane with a scenic flight deep into the mountains, glaciers and icefields.
- Join an interpretive tour through the historic city and goldfields followed by an evening at the iconic Caberet.
- Travel the Dempster Highway to Tombstone Park where the tundra and sub-arctic terrain glows with fall foliage.
We offer Guided Tours to the Yukon Territory for groups of 6-8 people. Scheduled guided tours must have a minimum of 6 travellers to run. Enquire to book your spot!
Looking for a private tour? We offer private tours in the summer (July-September), and winter Northern Lights tours for any group size, based on availability. Itineraries can be customized to your group’s interests and budget.
Tour Dates
Summer: Join us August 27th, 2025 on the legendary 11-day ‘Yukon Explorer’ road trip into the wild north.
Winter tours: February & March on-request.
Private tours are offered any time of year, based on availability.
Talk to Our Team
Give us a call (778-400-5299) or reach out via our enquiry form and we will be in touch in 1-2 days. We’ll find out more about your interests and goals for the trip, confirm your preferred dates with our availability, and finalize all the logistics from there.
