It was the most popular and direct route pioneers of the Klondike Gold Rush could take to reach the headwaters of the Yukon River. But it was also the hardest, and known to travelers as the “meanes...

“They wanted the gold and they sought it,” famed Yukon poet Robert W. Service once wrote about the thousands of fortune-seekers who descended upon the westernmost of Canada’s three northern territo...

Set within the backdrop of pristine, endless wilderness, Yukon’s historic sites bring forth a dimension worthy of your full attention. Yukon’s place in Canadian history was significant largely as a...

Looking for something memorable in an extended weekend or week-long stay? Consider the warmth, inspiration, and energy of a Yukon winter. Only a few hours away from Vancouver and Calgary, Yukon’s n...

Yukon’s northern lights are awe-inspiring, mysterious, and unforgettable. These curtains of fluorescent green lights can dance across the northern horizon or stay fixed in position for hours. Wheth...

Most people can’t wrap their heads around the sheer size of Yukon. It would be a massive undertaking to try and cover it all. Fortunately, it’s been broken down into bite-sized pieces perfect for r...

Every year, mushers from around the world travel 1,000 miles between Whitehorse, Yukon, and Fairbanks, Alaska, in the Yukon Quest International Sled Dog Race. With dogged determination, musher and ...

There are a myriad of options for those looking to dip a paddle into Yukon’s pristine waters. With over 70 wild rivers and a mind-boggling number of accessible lakes, it’s no wonder that canoeing, ...