Regions & communities

The Yukon is a big beautiful place, made up of smaller beautiful places. Dig into every nook and cranny across the diverse territory full of history.

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Tombstone Territorial Park mountains stand tall against the red and orange brush of fall

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Where is the Yukon?

Communities

The Yukon is situated directly north of the Canadian province of British Columbia, to the east of Alaska and west of the Northwest Territories. Its…

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Northern & Arctic

Communities

Eagle Plains Old Crow

Summer’s midnight sun shines more impressively the farther north you travel. These endless days are reason enough to visit North Yukon and Yukon’s Arctic region…

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Southern Lakes

Communities

Carcross Marsh Lake Mount Lorne Tagish Teslin

Discover a tiny desert, cold-water lakes and warm-hearted communities.

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Klondike

Communities

Carmacks Dawson City

Whether you stick to the boardwalks of Dawson City or go off the beaten path, experiencing the Klondike Region is always rewarding.

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Kluane

Communities

Beaver Creek Burwash Landing Destruction Bay Haines Junction

Kluane Country is home to Canada’s highest peak, powerful glaciers, large mammals and a few tiny towns.

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Silver Trail

Communities

Keno City Mayo

Discover a remote region dotted with a few small colourful villages and endless wild places to explore.

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Liard

Communities

Watson Lake

Start your sightseeing at the renowned Sign Post Forest. Hint: it’s exactly what it sounds like.

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Whitehorse

Communities

Whitehorse

Surrounded by beautiful wilderness, the Yukon’s capital is a small city with a big backyard.

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Campbell

Communities

Faro Ross River

The unspoiled Campbell Region includes thrilling wildlife viewing opportunities, an iconic mine site and more photo ops than one memory card can hold.

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