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Yukon offers unparalleled luxury amidst pristine wilderness, featuring dramatic mountain vistas, wild rivers, and crystal-clear lakes.

Yukon Unspoiled Wilderness Awaits Your Family

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Embrace the Local Culture

Engage with local First Nations communities to experience authentic cultural traditions and support Indigenous-led tourism initiatives.

Respect Nature

Spot moose and caribou along the Alaska Highway; visit the Yukon Wildlife Preserve for diverse wildlife encounters.

Be Flexible

Drive 20 minutes (25 km) from Whitehorse to Yukon Wildlife Preserve for wildlife viewing; 6 hours (505 km) to Dawson City for gold rush history.

Support Local Businesses

Explore Kluane National Park's glaciers, hike Tombstone Mountains, and kayak Emerald Lake's turquoise waters.

Midnight Sun Reflecting on Sacred Waters

Yukon’s Kluane Lake mirrors North America’s highest coastal mountains across 408 square kilometers of glacial turquoise, where Kluane National Park’s 22,000 square kilometers shelter grizzlies fishing beside icefields feeding the lake’s ethereal hues. Bennett Lake’s historic waters carried 30,000 gold seekers through mountain passes, now paddled by families discovering loon nurseries in quiet bays warming to 18°C during summer’s endless light. Waterfront lodges near Tagish Lake blend Tlingit architectural traditions with Nordic sophistication, their timber frames housing saunas where honeymooners steam beside windows framing peaks that pierce clouds at 5,959 meters while Dall sheep traverse alpine meadows blooming with arctic lupines.

Gold Rush Echoes and Aurora Theaters

The Yukon River Quest launches 60 teams paddling 715 kilometers from Whitehorse to Dawson City each June, racers camping on gravel bars where prospectors once panned fortunes. Discovery Days explodes across Dawson’s boardwalks each August, can-can dancers kicking beside the Klondike River while families pan guaranteed gold at Bonanza Creek. Lakeside compounds surrounding Marsh Lake accommodate musical gatherings in properties featuring performance spaces with Steinway grands, where jazz trios play beneath cathedral ceilings while northern lights dance across waters that freeze two meters thick, creating nature’s amphitheater for wintertime dogsledding adventures launching from private shorelines.

Tombstone Valleys and Float Plane Paradises

The Ogilvie Mountains cradle unnamed lakes where Arctic grayling rise to flies cast from helicopter-accessed camps beneath peaks resembling Patagonian spires at 2,200 meters. Pet-friendly wilderness lodges on Quiet Lake welcome four-legged paddling companions in cedar-strip canoes, their enclosed decks preventing midnight sun wanderings while wolves sing across waters reflecting peaks dusted with termination dust. Multi-generational retreats near Little Atlin Lake feature separate guest cabins sleeping 20 collectively, their screened gazebos sheltering communal feasts of king salmon while float planes bob at private docks, ready to deliver families to fishing holes where lake trout memories measure 30 pounds against backdrops of glaciers calving into waters born from ice ages past.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to see what Yukon has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • Whitehorse offers capital conveniences from $165 CAD. Dawson City provides gold rush charm starting at $145. Kluane delivers glacier views under $180. Lake.com showcases Yukon’s last frontier adventures.

  • Tombstone Mountain area offers dramatic tundra from $155 CAD. Miles Canyon provides river gorge access starting at $130. Lake.com connects families with Yukon’s spectacular wilderness gateways.

  • Absolutely! Kluane features Canada’s highest peaks, interpretive trails, and rentals from $175. Kathleen Lake offers accessible wilderness. Lake.com highlights park-adjacent properties perfect for glacier country exploration.

  • Yukon offers log cabins with saunas from $140, riverside lodges starting at $185, and basic cottages under $110. Lake.com helps families find authentic northern accommodations.

  • Yukon River properties start at $125. Southern Lakes offer bargains from $105. Many include canoes. Lake.com’s budget filters identify affordable wilderness escapes.

  • Most Yukon rentals welcome pets given vast spaces. Properties from $135 include endless trails. Lake.com shows dog-friendly options for true wilderness freedom.

  • September-March brings aurora viewing. June-August offers midnight sun hiking. July peaks for paddling. Book summer early. Lake.com’s Yukon guide optimizes northern adventures.