Is there room for two adults for Arctic Tundra and Dawson City 6 day trip July 21 - 26, 2025?

Unfortunately, the Tundra/Dawson tour is not available on July 21-26.

Planning on a private tour of Arctic explorer in late August 2026. The group size will be about 20. All aged 75+. Most would prefer vegetarian food. I see your quoted price doesn't include any meals. I would like to see types hotels and restaurants you may choose. Late August is preferred to get an opportunity to see the aurora. Can you provide a preliminary itinerary including the aurora sighting and candidate accommodation and choice of restaurants? You may extend the tour by a couple of days if needed.

Thank you for your interest in our Summer Explorer Tour. Please see all hotels you'd be staying on this tour below: Whitehorse: Sternwheeler hotel, Dawson City: Downtown hotel or Eldorado hotel, Eagle Plains: Eagle Plains hotel, Inuvik: MacKenzie hotel. You can find the entire tour itinerary and inclusions on the TourRadar website. Unfortunately, meals are not included in the tour we offer on TourRadar. We will offer this tour in August 2026 on the following dates: Aug 17 - 23, 2026, Aug 23 - 29, 2026. We'd be happy to arrange any pre- and/or post nights in Whitehorse if you wish.

What are the bathroom facilities like during the tour?

While our buses do not have toilets, there are frequent bathroom stops along the way to ensure comfort during travel.

Is there an airport transfer service available?

An airport transfer service is available and can be arranged to pick guests up on the specified arrival date and time.

How is the accommodation arranged during the tour?

Accommodation details, including potential pre and post-tour night stays, can be arranged and confirmed upon booking and based on availability.

Is there a guide for expected weather conditions and what to pack?

Upon booking, you can receive information on expected weather conditions for your tour dates and a suggested packing list to ensure you are well prepared.

What is the best time to see the Aurora Borealis?

The Aurora Borealis can be seen during our tours, particularly visible in the darker hours from late summer to winter—August to April.

Are there any special rates available for Canadian ex-military or seniors?

No discounts are available for Canadian ex-military members or seniors.

Is there a different rate for a solo traveler

Yes, there is a different rate for Solo traveler. Unfortunately, we haven't reached the minimum of guests to operate the tour on the requested date July 21. We do have a guaranteed departure on August 18, in case you are flexible with your travel plans.

What type of clothing is recommended for the tour?

It is recommended to pack outdoor clothing that is wind and water-resistant, light hiking boots, and personal clothing that suits the weather and tour activities.

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Arctic Summer Explorer | Road to the Arctic Sea

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Start and end in Whitehorse

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The Arctic Adventure was incredible for me. As a Canadian - the history, the First Nation communities, the scenery.
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Guided in English
Group Size 1 - 10
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Itinerary

Day 1
Whitehorse
Start point
Whitehorse International Airport (YXY), 91633 Alaska Hwy, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 6E6, Canada (Whitehorse Airport, 08:00 - 20:00)
Included Activities
- City highlight tour including SS Klondike National Historic Site
- Visit to Old Log Church
- Visit to Log Cabin Skyscraper
- Group meeting with guide
Optional Activities
- Last minute shopping in Whitehorse
- Self-guided city exploration
Landmarks
SS Klondike National Historic Site
Old Log Church
Log Cabin Skyscraper
Day 2
Whitehorse to Dawson City
Included Activities
- Stop at Braeburn Lodge for coffee
- Scenic drive through Yukon River valley
- Views of Five Finger Rapids
- Tintina Trench overlook stop
Optional Activities
- Poker games at Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall
- Cancan-Dance-Girls show at Diamond Tooth Gerties
Landmarks
Braeburn Lodge
Five Finger Rapids
Tintina Trench
Ogilvie Mountains
Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall
Day 3
Dawson City
Meals
Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit to Jack London cabin
- Visit to Robert Service cabin
- Museum visit
- Drive through Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks
- Visit to historic Dredge #4
- Visit to active gold mine
- Gold panning experience in the Klondike
- Midnight Dome Road scenic drive
- Views of Dawson City and Yukon River
Optional Activities
- Self-guided evening exploration of Dawson City
Landmarks
Jack London cabin
Robert Service cabin
Dredge #4
Bonanza Creek
Eldorado Creek
Midnight Dome
Yukon River
Day 4
Dawson City to Eagle Plains
Meals
Lunch (Picnic lunch at creek-side campground)
Included Activities
- Scenic drive on Dempster Highway
- Tombstone Territorial Park viewing
- Ogilvie Mountains scenery
- Wildlife viewing opportunities
- Picnic lunch at creek-side campground
Landmarks
Dempster Highway
Tombstone Territorial Park
Ogilvie Mountains
Day 5
Eagle Plains to Inuvik
Meals
Breakfast
Included Activities
- Arctic Circle crossing ceremony with champagne
- Visit to Fort MacPherson First Nations community
- Short tour of Inuvik village
Optional Activities
- Self-guided evening exploration of Inuvik
Landmarks
Arctic Circle
Richardson River
Mackenzie River
Peel River
Fort MacPherson
Day 6
Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk
Meals
Lunch (Traditional lunch at local resident's home)
Included Activities
- Guided tour of Tuktoyaktuk village by local guides
- Visit to historic Lady of Lourdes schooner
- Visit to sod houses
- Visit to churches in Tuktoyaktuk
- View of Northern Early Warning site
- Arctic Ocean paddle experience
- Traditional lunch at local resident's home
- Inuit cultural experience
Landmarks
Mackenzie River delta
Tuktoyaktuk
Pingos
Lady of Lourdes schooner
Northern Early Warning site
Arctic Ocean
Day 7
Inuvik to Whitehorse
End point
Whitehorse International Airport (YXY), 91633 Alaska Hwy, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 6E6, Canada (Whitehorse Airport, 08:00 - 20:00)
Optional Activities
- Evening in Whitehorse
- Connecting flights from Whitehorse

Landmarks
SS Klondike National Historic Site
Old Log Church
Log Cabin Skyscraper

Landmarks
Braeburn Lodge
Five Finger Rapids
Tintina Trench
Ogilvie Mountains
Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall

Landmarks
Jack London cabin
Robert Service cabin
Dredge #4
Bonanza Creek
Eldorado Creek
Midnight Dome
Yukon River

Landmarks
Dempster Highway
Tombstone Territorial Park
Ogilvie Mountains

Landmarks
Arctic Circle
Richardson River
Mackenzie River
Peel River
Fort MacPherson

Landmarks
Mackenzie River delta
Tuktoyaktuk
Pingos
Lady of Lourdes schooner
Northern Early Warning site
Arctic Ocean

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Traveler Reviews

4.8

Overall rating based on 5 Reviews

Itinerary
5.0
Transport
3.8
Guide
5.0
Accommodation
3.8
Food
3.0
Tour Operator
4.6

Daniel
August 26th, 2025
5.0
Well managed and organized; driving excellent; hotels ok; your rating mentions meals but these were not included in...
Well managed and organized; driving excellent; hotels ok; your rating mentions meals but these were not included in the price; itinerary was good. I would have liked to have learned more about Inuvialuit culture and language in Tukyoyuktuk but we did learn much recent history and got a tour of the hamlet. We also learned about traditional clothing and a bit about food, though I would have liked to learn more. We learned about some current issues - from someone who had been instrumental in gaining better advantages and conditions over the years and in confronting the scandal of the residential schoolsShow more
Traveled in August 2025
Reply from: Arctic Range Adventure
Hello Daniel, thank you for sharing such valuable review of our program. We are very happy that you learned that much about the Northern culture and the local knowledge of the land, language and society, which is one of our main goals by offering this tour. We were so honored to have you on board and we encourage you to keep learning and visit us again!
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Sandra
August 29th, 2023
5.0
This company answered all my questions before the trip very quickly. Thanks to Karin. The Arctic Adventure was...
This company answered all my questions before the trip very quickly. Thanks to Karin. The Arctic Adventure was incredible for me. As a Canadian - the history, the First Nation communities, the scenery - stepping into the Arctic Ocean, being in Tuktoyaktuk, etc. I must mention our Tour Guide Leo. He did an amazing job of driving The Dempster under sometimes difficult circumstances. I felt very safe during our travels. Thanks to you, Leo.Show more
Traveled in August 2023
Reply from: Arctic Range Adventure
Thank you very much for your kind feedback. We are happy to hear that you enjoyed your time in the Yukon and NWT... and with us! We hope that we can welcome you again on one of our tours sometimes in the near future.
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andrée
August 8th, 2023
4.0
Very satisfied. Two small points that, although good, could be improved: 1. list of equipment sent beforehand was...
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Traveled in July 2023
Reply from: Arctic Range Adventure
Thank you very much for your nice feedback. We are happy to hear you had a great time on our tour all the way to the Arctic Sea and you enjoyed your time in the Yukon.
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Christine
August 4th, 2023
5.0
It was an amazing adventure.. one we’ll never forget. Our guide Shungo was fantastic, so fun, entertaining us with...
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Traveled in July 2023
Reply from: Arctic Range Adventure
Thank you very much for your great feedback. We are happy to hear you had a fantastic time on our tour and you enjoyed your time in the Yukon.
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Clyde
August 1st, 2023
5.0
I usually do not give an excellent rating on any review. But in this case you earned it. The item that most concerned...
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Traveled in July 2023
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Thank you very much for your great feedback. We are happy to hear you had a fantastic time on our tour and you enjoyed your time in the Yukon.
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Hayley
Asked on July 10th, 2025
Is there room for two adults for Arctic Tundra and Dawson City 6 day trip July 21 - 26, 2025?
Price / Availability
Tour Details
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written July 2025
  Unfortunately, the Tundra/Dawson tour is not available on July 21-26.
A
Audrey
Asked on June 7th, 2025
Planning on a private tour of Arctic explorer in late August 2026. The group size will be about 20. All aged 75+. Most would prefer vegetarian food. I see your quoted price doesn't include any meals. I would like to see types hotels and restaurants you may choose. Late August is preferred to get an opportunity to see the aurora. Can you provide a preliminary itinerary including the aurora sighting and candidate accommodation and choice of restaurants? You may extend the tour by a couple of days if needed.
Accommodation
Age Range
Group size
Meals
Tour Details
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written June 2025
  Thank you for your interest in our Summer Explorer Tour. Please see all hotels you'd be staying on this tour below: Whitehorse: Sternwheeler hotel, Dawson City: Downtown hotel or Eldorado hotel, Eagle Plains: Eagle Plains hotel, Inuvik: MacKenzie hotel. You can find the entire tour itinerary and inclusions on the TourRadar website. Unfortunately, meals are not included in the tour we offer on TourRadar. We will offer this tour in August 2026 on the following dates: Aug 17 - 23, 2026, Aug 23 - 29, 2026. We'd be happy to arrange any pre- and/or post nights in Whitehorse if you wish.
G
Gerardus
Asked on January 28th, 2025
What are the bathroom facilities like during the tour?
Accommodation
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2025
  While our buses do not have toilets, there are frequent bathroom stops along the way to ensure comfort during travel.
B
Bianca
Asked on January 13th, 2025
Is there an airport transfer service available?
Flights / Transfers
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written January 2025
  An airport transfer service is available and can be arranged to pick guests up on the specified arrival date and time.
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Nelly
Asked on October 9th, 2024
How is the accommodation arranged during the tour?
Accommodation
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written October 2024
  Accommodation details, including potential pre and post-tour night stays, can be arranged and confirmed upon booking and based on availability.
A
Alejandra
Asked on August 16th, 2024
Is there a guide for expected weather conditions and what to pack?
Tour Details
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written August 2024
  Upon booking, you can receive information on expected weather conditions for your tour dates and a suggested packing list to ensure you are well prepared.
D
Diego
Asked on August 12th, 2024
What is the best time to see the Aurora Borealis?
Tour Details
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written August 2024
  The Aurora Borealis can be seen during our tours, particularly visible in the darker hours from late summer to winter—August to April.
A
Andrzej
Asked on July 15th, 2024
Are there any special rates available for Canadian ex-military or seniors?
Age Range
Price / Availability
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written July 2024
  No discounts are available for Canadian ex-military members or seniors.
S
Stephanie
Asked on June 12th, 2024
Is there a different rate for a solo traveler
Price / Availability
Single supplement
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written June 2024
  Yes, there is a different rate for Solo traveler. Unfortunately, we haven't reached the minimum of guests to operate the tour on the requested date July 21. We do have a guaranteed departure on August 18, in case you are flexible with your travel plans.
E
Emma
Asked on June 10th, 2024
What type of clothing is recommended for the tour?
Tour Details
- Arctic Range AdventureOperator•Written June 2024
  It is recommended to pack outdoor clothing that is wind and water-resistant, light hiking boots, and personal clothing that suits the weather and tour activities.

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Arctic Summer Explorer | Road to the Arctic Sea

Itinerary

Whitehorse

Included Activities

Optional Activities

Whitehorse to Dawson City

Included Activities

Optional Activities

Dawson City

Included Activities

Optional Activities

Dawson City to Eagle Plains

Included Activities

Eagle Plains to Inuvik

Included Activities

Optional Activities

Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk

Included Activities

Inuvik to Whitehorse

Optional Activities

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