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Yukon River: The Classic (Carmacks to Dawson City)

13 days
Start and end in Whitehorse
3.0
1 traveler review

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Explorer
Curated to ignite your sense of adventure
Fully Guided
An experienced guide will be with you for the entire tour
Medium Intensity
Travelers should be comfortable with somewhat-demanding activities
Guided in English
Other languages on request: German
Group Size 3 - 12
Ages 8+
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Itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Whitehorse to Carmacks

    Start point
    Whitehorse International Airport, 91633 Alaska Hwy, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 6E6, Canada (Main Entrance)
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  2. Days 2 - 9

    Yukon River Canoe Journey

    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Paddling instruction in Canadian canoe
    • Navigation of Five Finger Rapids
    • Visit to Fort Selkirk preserved trading post
    • Hiking to viewpoints at creek confluences
    • All meals on canoe trip

    Optional Activities

    • Extra day in Fort Selkirk (if time allows)
    Landmarks
    Five Finger Rapids
    Fort Selkirk
    Yukon River
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  3. Day 10

    Arrival in Dawson City

    Landmarks
    Dawson City
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  4. Day 11

    Dawson City Exploration

    Included Activities

    • Gold Bottom Mine tour and panning for gold
    • Historic tour in Dawson City
    • Drive to Midnight Dome for panoramic views

    Optional Activities

    • Visit to Bonanza Creek and Dredge #4
    • Tour of Jack London's cabin
    • Tour of Robert Service's cabin
    • Dawson City Museum
    • Danoja Zho Cultural Centre
    • Walking tour of historic sites
    • Evening at Diamond Tooth Gertie's Casino
    Landmarks
    Gold Bottom Mine
    Bonanza Creek
    Dredge #4
    Jack London's Cabin
    Robert Service's Cabin
    Dawson City Museum
    Danoja Zho Cultural Centre
    Midnight Dome
    Diamond Tooth Gertie's Casino
  5. Day 12

    Dawson City to Whitehorse

    Meals
    Dinner (Last dinner together)

    Included Activities

    • Five Finger Rapids scenic overview stop
    Landmarks
    Five Finger Rapids
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  6. Day 13

    Departure

    End point
    Whitehorse International Airport, 91633 Alaska Hwy, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 6E6, Canada (Main Entrance)

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Rating
3.6(7 reviews)
Response rate
50%
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Traveler Reviews

3.0
Overall rating based on 1 Reviews
  • Itinerary
    4.0
  • Transport
    3.0
  • Guide
    2.0
  • Accommodation
    3.0
  • Food
    3.0
  • 3.6

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  • Yukon River: The Classic (Carmacks to Dawson City) reviewer 1
    August 17th, 2019
    The trip was good but our guide was really bad. The guide would not try the bring the group together in any way and...
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    Traveled in July 2019
    Reply from: Ruby Range Adventure
    Hello Henrik, thank you for your review. However, I am very surprised to read your notes about our guide. We have been working together for 8 years now and never received notes like this about him! You should consider that he had to deal with a lot of differences and attitudes in this group. It was a out of the ordinary group according to our guides. People's fitness levels were very far apart and keeping the group together in a team has been almost impossible. Its not a surprise that verbally our guides had to be very strict and give clear comments that under these circumstances might have seemed a bit rude. You have to put into consideration that the guide is responsible for the client's life and if the group does not stay together it is very stressful and safety is of utmost importance on a trip like this. I can tell you from many years of experience that normally this trip allows pictures, stops and enough time to relax. For some the pace and trip was just right or also even too slow and some had difficulties keeping up with the pace. We encourage all of our clients to do research about this tour and be aware of the fact that wilderness trips also are a lot of work and effort but they are, by all means, worth it !!! I am really sorry that your experience has not been great throughout the trip ! Usually our groups work greatly as a team. In this case unfortunately and despite the efforts of the guides it was impossible. People even kept fighting about who will do dishes etc. This is actually very said but in all those years I can tell you its the first time I hear this. Our guides solve a lot of situations, they are all very experienced and well trained leaders in many fields. But there is only so much a guide can do if people are not interested in getting along with each other.
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    Tracy

    Asked on July 28th, 2022

    From what number of participants does the trip take place?

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    • Ruby Range AdventureOperatorWritten July 2022

      there is no minimum for these trips. We run them from 1 to 12 persons. All the Carmacks to Dawson Trips are booked out unfortunately.

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    Sheila

    Asked on June 18th, 2022

    What do I need to bring on the trip? Is there internet/ cell phone access on camp grounds? Im flying from Calgary. Do I need to bring my passport?

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    • Ruby Range AdventureOperatorWritten June 2022

      You need to bring sleeping bag and therma rest. Your personal belongings, proper clothing etc. No internet or cell phone on those trips, it is a wilderness tour. No need to bring passport.

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      Sheila

      TravelerWritten June 2022

      What is the difference other than duration between the two classic trips on the Yukon?

    • Ruby Range AdventureOperatorWritten June 2022

      The one Carmacks to Dawson spends two nights at Dawson with museum visits, goldpanning etc. Dawson is a very unique gold rush town.

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      Sheila

      TravelerWritten June 2022

      Are you able to call me? My further questions would be around the time spent on the river, safety and risks.

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Who is travelling?

AdultsAges 18 or above

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0

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