Campbell and Silver Trail Museums

Dig deep into the Yukon’s history

The Yukon landscape is filled with stories of years gone by. Experience its rich mining history, learn about fascinating geologic phenomena, and see how inhabitants of the region both past and present have lived.

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Attractions Cultural experiences First Nations Experiences

Regions

Campbell Silver Trail

Communities

Faro Mayo

Seasons

Autumn Spring Summer

A man looking out in front of an interpretive sign

This beautiful log building is home to a permanent exhibition about the history, geology, and wildlife of the Faro Region. It’s open to visitors daily in the summer season.

Campbell Region Interpretive Centre

A couple stands in front of the Binet Museum

Learn about the powerful effect of permafrost on the Yukon landscape alongside a three-dimensional map of the Silver Trail region. A large collection of photographs portrays the past and present lifestyles of Mayo's residents and the Na-Cho Nyäk Dun First Nation.

Binet House Museum

A black building with the words keno city museum

Dive deep into Yukon’s mining history and view an extensive collection of mining artifacts and memorabilia. Check with museum staff on the current road conditions up on nearby Keno Hill—the site of one of the world’s richest silver ore deposits.

Keno City Mining Museum