Head south from Whitehorse on the Klondike Gold Rush trail, to some of the Yukon's most iconic landscapes.

Stop at Emerald Lake, one of the Yukon's most famous lakes, known for its green summer waters and transformed in winter into a frozen, snow-framed landscape. Then walk the Carcross Desert, often called the world's smallest desert, where sand dunes meet snow.

In Carcross, once called Caribou Crossing, discover the home of the Carcross/Tagish First Nation. At Bennett Lake, stand where stampeders built their boats in 1898 to race north to Dawson City. Then follow the frozen shores of Tagish Lake.

Lakes, dunes, history and plenty of photo stops, all in one day, in a small group, guided in English or French.

What's included
Departure at 10am from Whitehorse
Guided day trip south of Whitehorse, about 4-5 hours
Stops at Carcross, the Carcross Desert, Bennett Lake and Tagish Lake
Stories of the Klondike Gold Rush and the Carcross/Tagish First Nation
Flexible itinerary adapted to winter conditions and daylight
Bilingual guide (English and French)

Good to know
Ages 7 to 17 get 25% off
No special fitness needed: light walking on snow at outdoor stops
You'll spend time outdoors in the cold; warm winter clothing is essential (insulated jacket, base and mid layers, insulated winter boots, warm hat, gloves or mittens)
The guide may adjust the itinerary at short notice for safety or conditions