Some popular destinations in the Yukon include...

Whitehorse
Whitehorse, the capital of the Yukon, is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in Canada. Whitehorse sits on the Alaska Highway about halfway between Dawson City, BC and Fairbanks, Alaska. Named by some, the "Wilderness City", Whitehorse is nestled on the banks of the Yukon River surrounded by mountains and clear mountain lakes. Check out the Miles Canyon Lookout for incredible views. Walk across the suspension bridge and take one of the trails along the canyon.

Dawson City
No visit to the North is complete without a stop in Dawson City. Located in the heart of the Klondike, Dawson City is a colourful town with boardwalk-lined streets, historic buildings and more than its share of fame and broken dreams. This city was home to more than 30,000 during the peak of the Gold Rush.

Haines Junction
The Village of Haines Junction is located in southwestern Yukon at the gateway to Kluane National Park and Reserve. Haines Junction is surrounded by the St. Elias Mountains, part of Kluane National Park.

Kluane National Park
Kluane National Park features unmatched scenery, Mount Logan, Canada's highest mountains, an impressive diversity of flora and fauna. The landscape includes mountain lakes, alpine meadows, tundra and swift cold rivers. Activities include hiking, guided walks, flying over the icefield ranges, and rafting on the Alsek River. Kluane National Park is outstanding, with 250 KM (155 miles) of hiking trails, including trails for day hikes and others which take you to striking wilderness country and overnight camping.

Watson Lake
Situated in the rolling hills of southeast Yukon, in the South Alaska Highway region, Watson Lake offers many ways to enjoy the outdoors. Whether it be quiet trails, fishing, white water canoeing, horseback riding, Watson Lake is the place to do it. Downhill skiing is available on Mt. Maichen and local lakes provide opportunities for skating or ice fishing.

Mayo
Mayo is a century-old village situated near the confluence of the Stewart and Mayo Rivers. It is centered around tourism, outfitting and adventure tours and mining operations.

Teslin
Teslin is a community with a rich cultural heritage, located halfway between Watson Lake and Whitehorse. Features include the Nisutlin Bay Bridge, the longest bridge on the Alaska Highway and Teslin Lake, a popular destination for fishing, boating, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.