Top Things to do in Yukon
The 10 Best Things to do Adventurous in Yukon, Yukon
Discover the best top things to do in Yukon, Yukon including Dempster Highway, Muktuk Adventures, Canadian Rafting Adventures, Aurora Borealis & Northern Lights Tours Yukon, Sky High Wilderness Ranch Day Tours, Capital Helicopters, Into the Wild Adventures, Yukon Home And Tour, Bushcraft Yukon, Sign Post Forest.
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1. Dempster Highway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 93 reviews
Scenic highway near the Arctic Circle.
Reviewed By MarcelVanImpe - Ghent, Belgium
Driving the Dempster Highway is a kind of adventurous trip! You really need to be prepared to see unseen Beauty!!!
2. Muktuk Adventures
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5.0 based on 501 reviews
Muktuk specializes in customized small group adventures for both novice and experienced mushers . Walking tours are offered in the summer. Nestled into an ox-bow on the Takhini River, the 100-acre ranch is bordered on three sides by the River, ideal for mushing in the winter, and for beautiful scenery in the summer.
3. Canadian Rafting Adventures
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
At C.R.A we operate multi-day rafting expeditions in some of the most pristine wilderness that Western Canada has to offer. Our tours range from 6-10 days and are all fully inclusive.
4. Aurora Borealis & Northern Lights Tours Yukon
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5.0 based on 612 reviews
Welcome to Northern Tales Travel Services, your one-stop shopping spot for your Fall & Winter & Spring Northern Lights Adventure in the Yukon! Enjoy an aurora borealis viewing package with optional winter activities such as dog mushing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, ice fishing, sightseeing flights and special events. Ask about custom, individual and private trips.
5. Sky High Wilderness Ranch Day Tours
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5.0 based on 155 reviews
Sky High Wilderness Ranch is unique Authentic Yukon experience, we provide horseback and dogsled wilderness adventure tours ; Day trips right through to 14 Day trips. Contact us today to book your Yukon adventure of a lifetime!
6. Capital Helicopters
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Capital Helicopters is locally owned and operated in Whitehorse, Canada. We provide heli tours, heli hiking, heli snowshoeing, heli fishing or any other adventure activity involving helicopter. We also do charter work, such as fire suppression, mineral exploration, environmental, government, search and rescue to name a few
7. Into the Wild Adventures
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5.0 based on 76 reviews
Into the Wild Adventures is a small family run company offering ethical dog sledding tours and cani hiking tours around Whitehorse. From half day and full day tours to multi day adventures, come experience the thrill of being pulled by a bunch of amazing athletes through the enchanting Yukon Wilderness ! Each guest drives his/her own sled and we have a great choice of trails of various difficulties available, from very easy trails for beginners to more challenging trails if you're looking for a true adventure. LOcated only 10 minutes from Whitehorse, we are open year round and offer cani hiking tours, summer dog sled rides and dog scooter tours in summer. We prone an ethical treatment of sled dogs and focus on our dogs well being. Our huskies are kept in a chain free environment and they are part of our family. They love running and exploring the the Yukon wonderland as much as we do !
8. Yukon Home And Tour
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
We are a family-run accommodation and tour company in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada, which has stunning scenery around the city. Whitehorse is one of the best cities to view aurora. Our viewing cabin is located at the best area outside Whitehorse city. It has the best chance to see aurora. We provide personal and the best service in Whitehorse. Check out reviews on our website and Facebook page.
9. Bushcraft Yukon
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Bushcraft Yukon offers Survival & Wilderness Living Skills courses and workshops in our beautiful wilderness setting near Fox Lake, YT. Or join us for a guided canoe or hiking trip! Do feel confident to explore the Yukon's wilderness on your own? Check our website for canoe and equipment rentals. Our experienced wilderness guides and instructors will help you find the right outdoor adventure!
Reviewed By FEKRA - Frankfurt, Germany
I came to Whitehorse in Winter and booked the 3-Day-Dogsled-Tour and a 2-Day-Survival-Class with Fabian. What can I say? Fabian is a very friendly, communicative, funny, helpful and commited guy - and he is skilled and full of knowledge. There were times I wondered if there is anything he does not know about Bushcraft and living outdoors....Yet he is very humble and a no-ego guy - professional and experienced, taking no risks in terms of safety for his clients. I started with the survival class - and it was the best I have ever taken (and I have taken a few). Well-structured, solidly based on the essentials of survival, no BS skills and tricks - easy to follow, very interesting and a real eye-opener in many ways. The dogsled-tour was three days through the Fish Lake area -an unbelievably beautiful area and breathtaking scenery. You get your own team of beautiful, charming and very loveable huskies that are so full of energy - which is per se an experience you do not want to miss. This tour was sometimes a little more challenging in terms of physical fitness (steep hills up and down - you have to help the dogs pushing your sled from time to time, or lifting the sled out of deep snow when it's stuck), but also required a certain amount of courage (going down a steep hill with a curve to follow meant also some adrenaline and a need for steady nerves....not for the weary :-) But Fabian will -as he always did- be able to adjust his tours and classes to his customer's needs and abilites.... And no matter how exhausting the day was, Fabian always makes sure that you have a very tasty meal at the end of the day sitting at the camp fire. What you should know is that this is no tour for passive or lazy people - you are required to do your part in caring for the dogs, setting up a camp, getting firewood. And this makes the whole experience just more interesting and real! You are part of it! In a nutshell: one of the best things I have ever done - and I will come back for more. Give Bushcraft Yukon a try - you will not regret it!
10. Sign Post Forest
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4.5 based on 347 reviews
Reviewed By JenniferandAlan - Easton, United States
We have made 21 trips to the Yukon traveling by car on the Alaska Highway and this is one of our favorite stops. The origin of the signpost forest was during WWII when homesick servicemen building the highway posted their signs telling how far they were from home. Don't forget to bring a sign of your own to add to the thousands already there. We add one each year and delight in reading other peoples signs to see where they came from. There is also a good movie in the visitors center about the construction of the highway and they will also lend you a hammer to post your own sign.
