Heed Yukon’s Call of the Wild.

Our location offers you access to all the adventure your heart desires without compromising comfort. Named after Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak, we feature luxury and unique accommodations, authentic Yukon experiences, and gourmet dining. Enjoy our lodge where the fire awaits, the long nights light up with the fabled Aurora Borealis during the winter months, and the days never end during the summer. Fall offers spectacular sunsets over the legendary mountain ranges that are home to Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak and the lodge's namesake.

Looking for a little relaxation or rejuvenation? Our yoga and mediation room, massage room, sauna, and hot tub offer the perfect end to your day. Mount Logan EcoLodge is waiting to engulf you in its warmth. The outdoor decks, living, and dining areas are all designed for you to find a quiet spot to relax or share the stories of your day with friends and family. The lodge offers three luxurious rooms for independent travellers or your group can reserve the whole lodge giving you access to two additional bedrooms. The views are breathtaking, and the welcome is legendary. Our accommodations range from luxury lodge rooms designed for comfort to unique outdoor accommodation that will delight. Whatever your preference we have a place for you!

We constantly strive to enhance and improve our sustainability, minimize our environmental impact, ensure what we buy is ethically sourced, and provide economic opportunities to our community.

As an EcoLodge we embrace:

Our nature-based location.
Providing employment to local people.
Sourcing products and services from local suppliers.
Growing our own produce.
Recycling, minimizing water usage, and energy consumption.
Offering interpretative programs that help guests understand the history and landscapes they are visiting.

The lodge is named after Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak, located in the spectacular Kluane National Park. Located in a place of pristine wilderness, and part of the traditional territory of the Southern Tutchone people, it’s important to us to protect and act as stewards of this special place that we call home.