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The Yukon has 6 visitor information centres (VIC) where you can get answers and guidance, in-person. The VICs also feature local artwork, exhibits and community events.
VICs are in Beaver Creek, Carcross, Dawson City, Haines Junction, Watson Lake and Whitehorse.
Bring us your doubts, your confusions and your time crunches. Head back out with your questions answered and a smile on your face.
Get information about road conditions, emergency updates, weather forecasts and local events, in 24 locations across the territory. Kiosks can be found in these locations.
Use the free Yukon Sights and Sites app to plan your next journey along Yukon’s major highways. Before you hit the road, download the app to get familiar with campgrounds, regions and other points of interest.
Being prepared for anything can go a long way when exploring the Yukon.
Use the resources listed on our Travel Advisory page to learn about conditions that might affect your travel in our beautiful territory.
Visitors can obtain a free 3-day Parking Pass from the Yukon Visitor Information Centre. This allows visitors to park at parking meters for free.
Vehicles bearing non-Yukon license plates are subject to the same parking regulations as Yukon residents pursuant to the City of Whitehorse Traffic By-law.
