Whitehorse is the capital of northwest Canada’s Yukon territory. To the south are the basalt cliffs of Miles Canyon, site of a former gold rush town. From the canyon, the Yukon River Loop Trail winds north past the Whitehorse Fishway fish ladder toward the S.S. Klondike, a restored sternwheeler that once plied the Yukon River. North, the Takhini Hot Pools’ mineral springs offer views of the northern lights in winter.
Hotel Get rest at the hotel
Registration for optional tours, application for winter clothing
City Tour from 10am
[Optional] Optional sightseeing or free time
*Optional tour: Dog sledding to soak up the atmosphere of the Arctic ($250+GST - Half day) *Ages 5 and older, 2 or more people allowed (duration: 3-4 hours, snacks/tea provided)
*Optional tour: Half day Snowmobile ride ($260+GST) *Ages 8 and older, 2 or more people allowed (time required: 3-4 hours, snacks/tea provided)
*Optional tour: Wildlife Preserve ($95+GST) *Available for 2 or more people, ages 5 and above (duration: 1.5-2 hours, wildlife observation with a guide)
*Optional tour: Husky Rush Superlative ($209+GST) *Ages 12 and older, available for 2 or more people (duration: 4-5 hours)
[Optional] Optional sightseeing or free time
*Optional tour: Dog sledding to soak up the atmosphere of the Arctic ($250+GST - Half day) *Ages 5 and older, 2 or more people allowed (duration: 3-4 hours, snacks/tea provided)
*Optional tour: Half day Snowmobile ride ($260+GST) *Ages 8 and older, 2 or more people allowed (time required: 3-4 hours, snacks/tea provided)
*Optional tour: Wildlife Preserve ($95+GST) *Available for 2 or more people, ages 5 and above (duration: 1.5-2 hours, wildlife observation with a guide)
*Optional tour: Husky Rush Superlative ($209+GST) *Ages 12 and older, available for 2 or more people (duration: 4-5 hours)