Things to do in Yukon

Sign Post Forest

Reinebringen is one of the most popular hiking peaks in the Lofoten Islands, Norway, located near the fishing village of Reine in the municipality of Moskenes. Although the hiking trail is quite steep, the view from the summit is magnificent: the azure waters, the picturesque traditional fishing villages, and the towering silhouettes of the surrounding mountains are all in full view, offering a panoramic, postcard-perfect look at Reine village. The hiking trail has been carefully maintained with stone steps and paths, balancing visitor safety with environmental protection, making it suitable for all travelers who love nature and photography.

Yukon Wildlife Preserve

At the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, visitors can see more than 10 species of wildlife native to northern Canada, including moose, elk, mule deer, caribou, mountain goats, bison, and even muskoxen. It is an attraction suitable for year-round visits and close encounters with animals, and is also a favorite spot for photographers to capture unique photos.

Miles Canyon

Yukon Visitor Information Centre

S.S. Klondike National Historic Site

The Klondike (S.SKLONDIKE) is a landmark building in White Horse City. It is a passenger and cargo ship built by British Yukon Airways in 1929. It mainly sails in Dawson City (Dawson City) On the Yukon River between Whitehorse and Whitehorse, it was closed for highway construction in 1956 and was designated a National Historic Site in 1981. In the first half of the 20th century, the helmsman of the British Yukon Line sailed on the upper Yukon River between Whitehorse and Dawson City. The Klondike, the larger of the fleet, was located at Whitehorse Yuk. The banks of the empty river are well preserved and refurbished. It was riverboats and railroads that connected the Yukon to the outside world, and it exists as a tribute to the era before the road.

Wild Adventure Yukon

Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall

MacBride Museum of Yukon History

Located in the Yukon Territory, the McBride Yukon History Museum has been open to the public since 1950, displaying and sharing Yukon's treasured collections and historical stories to visitors, as well as a community gathering center, archive and learning center. The McBride Yukon Historical Museum is also a non-profit charitable organization. With financial support from individuals and businesses, it has launched many colorful projects and exhibitions, and called everyone to pay attention to the precious collections of the community.

Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs

Caribou RV Park