About Yukon:
Unique Yukon Attractions

pageid:117Don't miss our iconic wilderness attractions, exceptional heritage sites, museums and cultural centres, and natural phenomena that will leave you tingling. From stunning northern lights to First Nations cultural centres and historic Gold Rush exhibits to wildlife spectacles, a vacation in Canada's Yukon will stimulate all of your senses, as well as your intellect.

Aurora Borealis

Discover the magic of Yukon’s northern lights in an intimate celestial light show.

Midnight Sun

Come celebrate the midnight sun and play, hike and golf under a Yukon sun that doesn’t set.

Tombstone Territorial Park

Witness the crimson vistas and lush tundra valleys of Tombstone Park in late summer.

Kluane National Park

Fly over Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak, and discover the wildlife, glaciers, icefields and diverse ecosystems of Yukon’s World Heritage Site, Kluane National Park.

Yukon River

Paddle through time down the Yukon River, Yukon’s historic river highway and a Canadian Heritage River.

Dempster Highway

Embark on the driving adventure of a lifetime with a journey up the Dempster Highway across the Arctic Circle.

Chilkoot Trail

Hike the Chilkoot Trail and let Yukon history come to life through the stories of aboriginal fur traders, northern explorers and Gold Rush prospectors.

First Nations Culture

Learn about Yukon heritage through First Nation traditions, arts and culture at Yukon museums and interpretive centres museums and interpretive centres.

Klondike Gold Rush

Explore Dawson City, visit Klondike historic sites and step back in time to the heady days of the Gold Rush.

Extraordinary River Journeys

Paddle dozens of Yukon mountain rivers through boreal, alpine and arctic ecosystems, from the Tatshenshini-Alsek to the Firth to the Snake.

Dog sledding and the Yukon Quest

Root for your favourite dog team at the Yukon Quest, then try dog sledding for yourself and add a new sport to your repertoire.

Porcupine Caribou Herd

View the migration of Yukon’s Porcupine caribou herd and discover their connection to the First Nation way of life.