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Plan Northern Canada adventure vacations. The Yukon Territory Adventure Guide includes Yukon accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more.

Plan your next Northern Canada adventure vacation. The Yukon Territory Adventure Travel Guide includes Yukon accommodations, attractions, tours, guides, activities, parks, trails, places, & more.

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Explore Canada Territory Tourism, Activities, Planning Tips & Things To Do

Discover epic wilderness, endless daylight, and unforgettable Yukon Territory adventures in Northern Canada

Welcome to Yukon Adventure Travel, your trusted guide for planning unforgettable tourism experiences in the Yukon Territory of Northern Canada. Whether you're drawn by the midnight sun or mesmerized by the northern lights, the Yukon is a land of raw beauty, deep culture, and endless adventure. With vast landscapes, gold rush history, and rich Indigenous heritage, this is Canada’s untamed frontier — ready to explore year-round.

Yukon Adventure Travel in Canada

The Yukon Adventure Travel experience begins in one of the most pristine and remote destinations in Canada. Located in the northwest corner of the country, the Yukon Territory shares its borders with Alaska to the west, the Arctic Circle to the north, and the Mackenzie Mountains to the east.

Importantly, its capital city, Whitehorse, sits on the banks of the Yukon River and acts as a launchpad for most Yukon Territory adventures. Known as "The Wilderness City," Whitehorse is both the commercial heart of the territory and a top destination for eco-conscious explorers.

Yukon Territory Tourism Activities and Planning Tips

Fortunately, Yukon tourism offers a wide range of activities for every season. In the summer months, endless daylight provides ideal conditions for hiking, canoeing, camping, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing. Winter transforms the landscape into a wonderland perfect for dog sledding, snowmobiling, ice fishing, and snowshoeing.

Because the region remains 80% wilderness, many experiences are guided by local experts, creating meaningful, low-impact adventures. Planning your trip carefully is essential, especially when traveling into remote areas where services may be limited.

Yukon Territory Highlights and Things To Do in the North

Among the top things to do in the Yukon Adventure Travel experience are some truly unique highlights. The legendary Alaska Highway, famous for RV road trips, cuts through the territory and offers an epic scenic drive. Wildlife sightings are common, with approximately 50,000 moose, 10,000 black bears, and 4,500 wolves roaming freely.

Additionally, the Yukon is one of the best places in the world to see the Aurora Borealis, visible between August and April. The famed Yukon Quest, a 1,000-mile dog sled race, draws mushers from around the world each February.

Parks, Trails, and Natural Attractions in Yukon Territory

Protected areas and natural wonders are at the heart of Yukon Adventure Travel. Kluane National Park is home to Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak. Ivvavik National Park protects critical calving grounds for the Porcupine Caribou Herd. And the Carcross Desert, considered the world’s smallest desert, offers a surreal landscape just minutes from Whitehorse.

Moreover, the Dempster Highway is the only road in Canada to cross the Arctic Circle — making it a bucket-list drive for many. The Yukon River, stretching 3,520 km, invites paddlers to follow the ancient routes once used by Indigenous peoples and gold seekers alike.

Eco-Conscious Travel Tips for Yukon Adventure Travel

Because the Yukon’s ecosystems are fragile and its wildlife abundant, it’s important to travel responsibly. Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles, use locally operated guides, and minimize waste while exploring. Many adventures in the Yukon support Indigenous tourism and conservation efforts, offering deeper insight into the region’s land, culture, and community.

Additionally, travel distances can be vast. So, it is advised to prepare with updated maps, emergency supplies, and local knowledge before venturing far from populated areas.

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