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Yukon

Find inspiration in the wide-open spaces of the Yukon. Iconic wilderness parks and a dynamic First Nations culture draw you in, as you canoe mighty rivers, pan for gold in the Klondike, and dance under the midnight sun. In this territory, one thing is certain: adventure will be your guide.

Here, a quarter of the population are Indigenous Peoples — including 14 First Nations and eight language groups. The Kwanlin Dün First Nation. The Kluane First Nation. The Tagish First Nation. Their ancestors have called this vast region home for more than 12,000 years, and they have remarkable stories and experiences to share.   

Be captivated by these vibrant cultures through visits to cultural centres or museums like the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre. Enjoy traditional dance, storytelling and art at a festival like the Adäka Cultural Festival. Embark on a fishing tour with a local Indigenous guide who has generations of knowledge to share. No visit to the Yukon is complete without taking the time to gain a deeper understanding of its very first residents.

Whitehorse

A skater on a frozen Yukon lake

Whitehorse (otherwise known as the Wilderness City) has long been a beacon in the far north, from prospectors in the bygone gold rush era to modern-day treasure hunters searching for the northern lights and a jackpot of natural wonder.

Itineraries

Don’t miss the iconic spots and hidden gems. No matter where you go in the Yukon, there are amazing itinerary ideas for you to explore.

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Travel packages

Great regional escapes

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A wooden cabin's windows glow orange in the night. Beside the cabin is a pool. Above, in the night sky, are green northern lights.
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From Vancouver, fly to Whitehorse, the capital city of Canada’s Yukon territory, and enjoy four nights at the rural Northern Lights Resort and Spa. Each night, watch as the colours of the Aurora light up the sky, above snow-covered trees, and mountain peaks. Warm up in the sauna, go dogsledding, see the highlights of the city, and more.

Landsby

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From USD $1,375 per person

5 days / 4 nights

Discover the splendour of Whitehorse and its pristine wilderness on a thrilling adventure. Soar above the breathtaking landscapes on a scenic flight, marvelling at the vastness that lies beyond. Engage in authentic northern activities like snowmobiling, dogsledding, and encountering iconic wildlife. And of course, no Yukon visit is complete without witnessing the mesmerizing Northern Lights. As the winter evenings darken, prepare to be captivated by the enchanting lights cascading across the night sky—an unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe. Embrace the magic of the North and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

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On this exciting six-night vacation, travel from Vancouver to Whitehorse. Whitehorse is the capital of the Yukon territory, one of Canada’s top Northern Lights viewing destinations. During the day, admire the golden trees as you venture outdoors on your style of tour. At night, look up at the sky in search of the Aurora.