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Getting to the Yukon is easy
Trust us, if the Yukon was at the end of the world, we’d definitely be adding that to our slogan—but it’s actually a lot closer than you’d imagine, even for Ontarians and Eastern Canadians. Think of it like this: If the rest of Canada was a family home, then the Yukon would be that super-cool big sister’s attic bedroom that you’ve only caught glimpses of. Starting to sound a little less like a fur trading outpost? Good. Fact is, the Yukon is out there, but not out there out there.
Come to the Yukon year ‘round
Every season there’s a reason to visit.
Minus 50 happens sometimes. But the truth is, we have four very distinct seasons: There’s fall and winter, when you'll find us snowshoeing, dog sledding and fat biking under the Aurora Borealis—a light show that puts Berlin nightclubs to shame. Then, there’s the spring and summer, when you’ll find us hiking, biking, camping and rafting until the sun goes down—which is really saying something, since the days this far north are crazy-long (sometimes, the sun doesn’t set at all). What can we say? Bring your toque. Bring your sunscreen.
Choose your Yukon adventure
There’s tons to do here, whatever your interests. Start in the Liard Region’s Signpost Forest. Canoe your way through the Southern Lakes Region or dive into the charm of the capital, Whitehorse. Tackle soaring peaks and majestic glaciers in the Kluane Region. Check out the iconic mine site and amazing wildlife of the Campbell Region or travel back in time for some Gold Rush nostalgia in the Klondike. Experience the endless wilderness and jaw-dropping Instagram moments of the Northern & Arctic and the Silver Trail regions. The list goes on…
Your Yukon accommodations
Rest easy—we’ve got you covered.
Catching some well-deserved zzz’s feels good after endless hours of exploration—and Up North, the perfect night’s sleep is super easy to find. Yukon accommodations are as eclectic and diverse as its residents, with places to suit every weary traveller’s style and budget. From historic Gold Rush hotels to rustic-chic cabins, from off-the-beaten path lodges to boutique renovated brothels, the Yukon is ready to take you in and make you feel right at home.
