Journey from Whitehorse into the vast winter landscapes of the Kluane Lake region, where mountains rise sharply from frozen shoreline and silence stretches for miles.

Your day begins with a scenic drive along the Alaska Highway toward the edge of Kluane National Park and Reserve. As we leave town behind, the landscape opens up into sweeping valleys, snow-covered peaks, and the deep stillness that defines winter in the North.

After gearing up and a short introduction, we step onto the snow.

Our guided snowshoe journey takes us through quiet terrain along the Kluane Lake area. No crowds. No groomed tourist paths. Just steady movement through winter wilderness. We move at a comfortable pace, with time to take in the scale of the mountains, the light on the snow, and the feeling of being small in a very big place.

Following the hike, we gather around a fire for a one-hour cultural session led by a citizen of Kluane First Nation. This is a space for conversation, stories, perspectives, and learning about the deep relationship between people and this land.

After the fireside session, we begin the return drive to Whitehorse, arriving early evening.

This is a full winter day — active, immersive, and grounded in both landscape and culture.