Since 1949, the bible of North Country travel. Most trusted guide for travel on the Alaska Highway: Alaska and Northwest Canada. Mile-by-mile logs, maps, and colour photos. Call or visit web to order.

Operated by the Department of Tourism and Culture. Drop by and view the wildflower exhibit and receive information on the Yukon. Open daily, mid-May to late September.

Museum and Visitor Information Centre with a gift shop showcasing local arts and crafts.

Carcross Yukon Visitor

Dawson City Chamber of Commerce, Business Service Centre and Dawson City International Gold Show. For more information on services, programs or membership, contact us. Representing business since 1899.

Haines – all you dreamed Alaska would be. Submerge yourself in pristine beauty surrounded by wildlife and endless outdoor adventure. From the extreme to simple pleasures at a leisurely pace.

Provides information on the Dempster Highway and Northwest Territories, road and weather conditions, visitor facilities and special events in the NWT and Inuvik. Open mid-May to mid-Sept.

300 pages of information, maps, covering the Yukon for travellers. New: “Saga of the Sourtoe,” the story of the toe cocktail. Available from yukonbooks.com;yukoninfo.com; itmb.com; mec.ca; Chapters.

Operated by the Department of Tourism & Culture. Located downtown on 2nd Avenue and Hanson Street. Enjoy the audio-visual presentations and displays on the Yukon. Open daily, mid-May to late September Winter hours, open Monday to Friday and Saturday 10:00 am until 2:00 pm, October to mid-May.

Operated by the Department of Tourism and Culture and Parks Canada. Come in and enjoy the many exhibits and displays on Klondike history and take part in Parks Canada walking tours around Dawson City. Open daily, mid-May to late September.

Your Yukon adventure experts. Yukon Wild provides adventurous travellers with a central information source to experienced licensed wilderness operators. Explore and discover at www.wtay.com.

Lovely log building houses Visitor Information Centre. Friendly staff will assist with your vacation desires. Inspiring display of unique crafts by local artisans. Coffee’s on!

Operated by the Department of Tourism and Culture. Located at the junction of the Alaska and Robert Campbell highways. The centre provides a look at the fascinating history surrounding the construction of the Alaska Highway. A three-projector audio-visual presentation brings to life the hardship and adventure that characterizes this mammoth road-building effort. Open daily, mid-May to late September.

Planning a meeting or convention? We can provide all critical information you will need to plan your event including: assistance with securing hotel accommodations, local attractions, facilities, logistic support and assisting you with an action plan to coordinate your event.

Contact us for information on how to experience the Yukon’s aboriginal cultures or stop by our office located at 1109 – 1st Ave. Ask for your free copy of the Yukon First Nations “Welcome Guide.”

A non-profit society operating the Jack London Centre, Diamond Tooth Gerties gambling hall and Free Claim #6. All proceeds are reinvested into visitor services and community attractions and events.

Let us help you plan your adventure in northeastern British Columbia. Travel the Alaska Highway through the pristine wilderness of the Northern Rockies and enjoy Northern hospitality.

Your online source for books, maps, travel and river guides covering the Yukon, Alaska and Canada’s North. Field guides, outdoor skills, First Nations, Northern history, rare and out-of-print books.

Yukon's community newspaper! For up-to-date information, pick up the territory's most widely read newspaper. Available in every Yukon community and Atlin, B.C., or look us up on the web at www.yukon-news.com.

Alaska offers unmatched scenery and wildlife viewing, rich cultural experiences and the adventure of a lifetime! For free Alaska travel information, visit www.travelalaska.com or call (907) 929-2200.

Contact us for a free vacation package, CD-ROM, Golden Circle Guide and all you need to know for a great vacation in Whitehorse. Visit City Hall for a free, three-day parking permit, a free pin and a warm welcome.