Yukon And Northwest Territories Adventure Tours

This 5-day winter trip has you snowmobiling across frozen wilderness for up to 2 hours at a time, then snowshoeing around Lake Kathleen with St. Elias Mountain views in Kluane National Park. Try ice fishing for lake trout and grayling, go dog sledding to learn about Yukon Quest racing, then chase Northern Lights on an 8pm snowmobile ride from Whitehorse.

Paddle 320 kilometers from Whitehorse to Carmacks, spending several days on Lake Laberge—a 50-kilometer natural lake with rocky cliffs and sandy beaches perfect for camping. You'll pass historic Hootalinqua and abandoned Big Salmon Village, and fish for northern grayling and pike in the fast 30 Mile River section that connects these paddling routes.

This 11-day canoe trip follows 370 kilometers of the Teslin and Yukon Rivers from Johnsons Crossing to Carmacks, tracing old trapper and gold prospector routes. You'll camp 8 nights along riverbanks where grizzlies, moose, wolves, and eagles live, with chances to fish for northern pike and Arctic grayling in these productive waters.

Travel the Dempster Highway through Tombstone Territorial Park's peaks and Arctic tundra, crossing two ice bridges built on frozen rivers that are meters thick. Visit remote Tuktoyaktuk on the Arctic Ocean to see unique Pingos and try muktuk with a local family, take the ice road across frozen Mackenzie River to Aklavik, then soak in Takhini Hot Springs.

This 13-day canoe trip takes you through Yukon and Northwest Territories wilderness, paddling past abandoned trapper huts and historic Fort Selkirk. You'll run Five Finger Rapids with guides—the same passage that over 100 paddle steamers used during gold rush days—and camp 9 nights on river islands before reaching Dawson City at trip's end.

This 20-day canoe trip starts at the Takhini River mouth and covers over 700 kilometers through Yukon and Northwest Territories, passing Lake Laberge and the quick-moving 30 Mile River. After a rest day in Carmacks, you'll paddle Five Finger Rapids' standing waves, then continue past the White, Stewart, and Pelly Rivers on your way downstream.

Hike through Tombstone Territorial Park along the Dempster Highway, where granite peaks rise above alpine tundra that's home to caribou and grizzlies. You'll visit the Discovery Claim at Bonanza Creek where gold was first found in 1896, then see massive Dredge No. 4 that operated until the 1940s. Walk to the viewpoint above Five Finger Rapids and explore Emerald and Kathleen Lakes in Kluane National Park.