Yukon Territory, Canada
These locations narrate the Yukon's past and showcase its natural splendor.
Whitehorse's landmarks represent a rich blend of human history and stunning natural formations, inviting visitors to explore both.
These sites offer unique perspectives on the Yukon's wild beauty and history.
The discovery of gold shaped the Yukon, attracting thousands and establishing Whitehorse.
Sternwheelers like the S.S. Klondike were for moving goods and people across the vast territory.
The Northwest Mounted Police played a role in maintaining peace during the chaotic Gold Rush.
Beyond gold, copper mining and other industries contributed to the region's growth.
Whitehorse provides several museums and cultural centers that explore the Yukon's past, art, and natural history.
Premier museum, comprehensive look at Yukon's natural, cultural, Gold Rush history.
Focuses on Ice Age Beringia, ancient land bridge history. Displays megafauna fossils.
Whitehorse's oldest building, now a museum of Anglican Church history and early settlers.
Main performing arts venue, hosts local, national, international artists. Hub for creative community.
Explore various art galleries demonstrating Yukon artists.
Find live music events throughout the city.
Explore remnants of the Gold Rush and early settlement.
Experience Whitehorse's stunning landscapes and waterways.
Opportunities to observe northern animal species.
Home to interesting historical vehicles, including the world's largest weather vane (a DC-3 aircraft). The museum focuses on the history of transportation in the North, from dog sleds to bush planes and the Alaska Highway.
The natural environment surrounding Whitehorse presents abundant beauty and recreational opportunities.
The city is nestled within a stunning natural setting, with access to various outdoor spaces.
Beyond the river, lakes and expansive parks offer quick escapes into nature.
Whitehorse's story is deeply intertwined with the Gold Rush and its river.
The mighty Yukon River shaped Whitehorse's development and continues to be a central feature.
Whitehorse offers even more to explore, from scenic viewpoints to unique local spots.
A stunning viewpoint on the South Klondike Highway. Worth a stop for photos.
A less-visited suspension bridge offering views of the Takhini River.
Behind the Arts Centre, discover quiet walking paths with art installations.
Visit the fish ladder during salmon runs to observe spawning salmon.
View spawning timesA pedestrian bridge over the Yukon River with great city and river views.
Walk the bridgeExplore the Ice Age history of Beringia and its megafauna fossils.
Learn moreWhitehorse's oldest building, now a museum of early missionary and settler life.
Discover historyHome to historical vehicles including the world's largest weather vane (a DC-3 aircraft).
View exhibitsWhitehorse provides several museums and cultural centers that explore the Yukon's past, art, and natural history.
The natural environment surrounding Whitehorse presents abundant beauty and recreational opportunities.
When visiting the S.S. Klondike, take time to walk the adjacent Millennium Trail along the Yukon River.
This offers a fuller picture of the river's historical role and its contemporary use for recreation.
Beyond the well-known sites, Whitehorse has several lesser-explored spots that offer unique insights.
Explore the remnants of Whitehorse's copper mining history on this trail system.
Find peaceful natural settings and opportunities for unique learning.
A stunning viewpoint on the South Klondike Highway. Worth a stop for photos.
A memorable brief stop on your Yukon journey.
A less-visited suspension bridge offering views of the Takhini River.
A peaceful alternative to busier viewpoints.
Behind the Arts Centre, discover quiet walking paths with art installations.
A blend of creativity and natural beauty.
Visit the fish ladder during salmon runs to observe spawning salmon.
A pedestrian bridge over the Yukon River with great city and river views.
A beautiful urban park along the Yukon River with walking trails and scenic viewpoints.
