Whitehorse

This 700-acre sanctuary showcases northern Canadian mammals like moose and muskoxen in natural habitats. Take a guided bus tour or self-guided walk along the 5 km loop to observe wildlife in their element.

You can spend an afternoon studying the exhibits at MacBride Museum of Yukon History during your travels in Whitehorse. Stroll along the riverfront or experience the area's museums.

Immerse in mineral-rich geothermal waters at Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs, blending Scandinavian and Japanese Onsen traditions. In winter evenings, enjoy the extraordinary experience of soaking while the Northern Lights dance overhead.

This downtown treasure showcases authentic Yukon craftsmanship through locally made jewelry, art, and gourmet treats. Browse the renowned handmade fudge while chatting with staff about the region's artistic heritage.

Step aboard the S.S. Klondike, a restored sternwheeler that once navigated the Yukon River during the Gold Rush era. Explore its historic decks and cabins to glimpse life aboard this floating link to the Yukon's past.

This riverside park celebrates Whitehorse's shipbuilding heritage with inclusive playgrounds and scenic trails. In summer, browse the Fireweed Community Market; in winter, glide across the seasonal skating loop.

Discover intricate wood carvings showcasing Yukon's cultural heritage at Sundog Carving Studio & Gallery. Watch local artists create stunning sculptures that tell northern stories.

The Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre celebrates Indigenous heritage through engaging exhibits and workshops. Visitors can immerse themselves in authentic First Nation art while enjoying the riverside architecture.