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Suivez nous pour découvrir les offres et nouvelles incroyables de Tourisme Yukon, et n’oubliez pas d’« aimer » notre page. Le Yukon est une destination de choix en raison de la beauté sans pareille de ses paysages. Les visiteurs se laissent envoûter par le soleil de minuit et sont ensorcelés par la danse des aurores boréales. C’est un lieu qui permet de vivre des expériences uniques grâce à son histoire, ses grands espaces et la nature sauvage infinie qui donne une sensation de liberté. Le Yukon : plus grand que nature! Pour parler à un conseiller touristique, téléphonez gratuitement au 1-800-661-0494. Cette page est destinée aux amoureux du Yukon. Racontez-nous vos histoires et montrez-nous vos photos. Laissez-nous répondre à vos questions et discuter de vos projets de voyage dans notre territoire. Nous sommes là pour ça! Lisez notre énoncé de confidentialité pour en profiter pleinement, en toute sécurité, dans le respect de votre vie privée : https://www.travelyukon.com/fr/enonce-de-confidentialite

17/06/2024

We (Can-Can)'t imagine a trip to Dawson City without a visit to Diamond Tooth Gerties! 💃

Diamond Tooth Gerties in Visit Dawson City is open 7 days a week throughout the summer from 7pm-1am with three Gold-Rush era inspired, energetic, entertaining shows each night! 19+, must have a valid ID to enter.

But who is Gertie, and why does she have shiny teeth? Gertie Lovejoy was a dancehall girl in the Klondike Gold Rush era, who married Dawson City’s most prominent lawyer. She did in fact have a diamond between her teeth. But there's more to the story! Learn more about Klondike history and start planning your trip: https://brnw.ch/21wKNEA 💎

📷 gertiescast, shenaya_, Hans-Gerhard Pfaff

13/06/2024

June is National Indigenous History Month in Canada.

We recognize and honour the rich history, heritage, and diversity of the 14 Yukon First Nations. Learn more about First Nations culture and experiences: https://brnw.ch/21wKIZu

🌄 Dennis Shorty of Raven's Nest Lodge in Ross River
🌄 Harold Johnson of Long Ago People's Place in Champagne
🌄 Gary Johnson during a tour of Haa Shagóon Hídi in Carcross
🌄 Teri-Lee Isaac of Tutchone Tours at the Fort Selkirk historic site

📸 Andrew Strain, Taylor Michael Burk for Stay and Wander

10/06/2024

"Standing tall, high above the Wind River - which remains one of the Yukon’s great paddling trips. After 13 years, a return to this magical area was in the cards, and it did not disappoint. Remote mountain ranges, crystal clear water, plentiful wildlife, and no cell service made for an unforgettable summer vacation."

📌 Paddling and camping along the Wind River is a rare and exceptional experience in the Yukon. It is best done with a guide who will have the gear and expertise needed to make it a safe and enjoyable experience.

✨ Book your bucket list paddling experience here: https://brnw.ch/21wKCTq

📸 mountainaviator (+ quote) via IG, Tobin Seagel

07/06/2024

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈 All are welcome here. 💗

While Q***r Yukon's fabulous community events and festivities mostly take place in August across the territory, we wanted to share our LGBTQS2+ guide for your future trip: https://brnw.ch/21wKyuN

📷 Brian Webb of The HomoCulture snowmobiling at Southern Lakes Resort

04/06/2024

Making memories and learning as a family, the perfect addition to your Whitehorse family vacay! 🌞

The Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre is dedicated to the presentation and preservation of the First Nations and scientific history of the vast sub-continent called Beringia.

Right in Whitehorse and with amazing interactive displays, it's the perfect spot to spend an afternoon. 🙌

More info here: https://brnw.ch/21wKr83

📸 Andrew Strain & Justin Kennedy

31/05/2024

✋ You need to stop everywhere.

From the border to the top of the world, the Yukon has some of the best paved and unpaved roads to explore by RV (or by a well-equipped vehicle, at least).

What are you waiting for? It's time to hit the open road: https://brnw.ch/21wKkwe

📸 mirko.thiele, RIchard Hartmeir, Gov't of Yukon

29/05/2024

🥃 Are you a member of the Sourtoe Cocktail Club?

👣 The legend of the first “sourtoe” dates back to the 1920's with rum-runner Louie Linken and his brother Otto. During a cross-border delivery the brothers hit a nasty storm where Louie stepped off the sled into ice and overflow to help his dog team. Prolonged exposure to the cold caused Louie’s soaked big toe to freeze solid. Otto did what needed to be done, and cut off his brother's toe using an axe and overproof rum for anesthesia. To remember this fateful moment, they preserved the toe in a jar of alcohol. While cleaning an abandoned cabin many years later, Captain Dick Stevenson discovered the toe.

🍸 And thus, the Sourtoe Cocktail Club was born. To this day, there are over 100,000 members around the world.

📌 Visit Dawson City

📷 ghetto_luxury, savmck, lcowan1223, Gov't of Yukon

27/05/2024

Kluane National Park and Reserve is a remote wilderness park with amazing hiking opportunities. Don't forget to pack your hiking boots and keen sense of adventure!

What's your favourite Yukon hike? https://brnw.ch/21wKbtN

📍 King's Throne hike, Kluane National Park and Reserve

📷 , mountainbait, seb_charest via IG

24/05/2024

😍 The Yukon has a good reputation for filling memory cards.

🤗There’s no shortage of choice when it comes to taking photos up north. Turn left for a caribou, turn right for a glacier or scroll down to see the very best of what else is on offer.

👉 7 of the territory's most photogenic locations: https://brnw.ch/21wK7lf

📸 abraham_saikley, dazeofwebber, johnrosano5, northerncapture via IG

22/05/2024

Want to go on grand adventures but don't know where to start? Or maybe you don't want to invest in all the gear? Say no more. 👋

There are many highly-qualified businesses that will take you on the Yukon adventure you're imagining. Not only are they experts at their craft, but they also know all the best spots, the best way to get there, and will make sure your safety comes first as you explore!

Let alone thinking about all the gear and behind-the scenes planning it takes to make those big adventures come together. 😏

✨ Don't go chasing waterfalls on your own, book with a local business to get the most of your trip to the Yukon: https://brnw.ch/21wK2IY

📸 kristina.kapusnakova, skyhighwildernessranch, expeditionswakefield, outandaloud via IG

20/05/2024

Miles Canyon: A local haven for outdoor hobbies. 🌞

Hike, bike, paddle, stop and smell the wildflowers, picnic... the activities are never ending and the views are always delightful. Find this perfect spot for a summer afternoon just 15 minutes from downtown Whitehorse: https://brnw.ch/21wJXQi

📸 we_are_outside_byalexa, kierakowalski, neverstopsnowing, iramamis via IG

17/05/2024

⛺ Campgrounds across the territory are officially open for the season!

🤩 There are over 50 road-accessible campgrounds and day-use recreation sites in the Yukon.

📆 You can make reservations at 4 front-country campgrounds: Marsh Lake, Pine Lake, Wolf Creek and Tombstone Mountain. The rest operate on a first come first served basis. Details on the 2024 summer camping season here: https://brnw.ch/21wJT5S

🗺️ Where will your camping adventures take you this year?

📸 Gov't of Yukon, theovonk547

15/05/2024

Exploring the Yukon via waterways is one of the many joys of summertime. 🌞

It's a paddlers' playground, come see for yourself! Wade into planning: https://brnw.ch/21wJOGm

📸 fireheadhunter_, dana.riseling, simonlucasnz via IG

13/05/2024

"Another permafrost victim; adding a whole new meaning to the term 'listed building'.

The buildings are now built on raised platforms to stop the building heating the ground and causing permafrost damage. The road that runs through Dawson is also a light colour, to avoid radiation from the sun doing the same.

The little building on the left is Bonton & Company. One of the best restaurants we've been to. Dawson is known for its gold but we think this gem of an eatery is the highlight."

😎 The good vibes in Visit Dawson City are endless. Is it on your list this summer? Here's 100 things to do when you get there: https://brnw.ch/21wJK8o

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10/05/2024

From the world-class to the quaint and quirky, explore the Yukon’s museums and cultural centres. Learn the traditions of the land’s First Nations, dig deep into gold rush history, explore the geologic phenomena that have shaped the landscape, and hear the stories of years gone by.

Let your curiosity run free: https://brnw.ch/21wJFFP

📷 dawnvlahovich, veronicadewald, yukongemm99, yukoncoop via IG

08/05/2024

Not sure where to start with planning your trip to the Yukon? 👇

You're not alone! The Yukon is a big, bold, beautiful place and your trip can encompass LOTS of different activities. 🏔️🚴‍♂️

We've built itineraries for you to start building your adventures off of, so you never miss a beat. Ranging from 2 to 5+ days and covering as much of the Yukon as possible, we're sure you'll find something that speaks to your Yukon wanderlust. ✨

Get to dreaming: https://brnw.ch/21wJB9z

📸 nikkiriddy, lucastjahn, meinweltbuch_overlanding, tundra.punk via IG

📌 Hiking in Tombstone Territorial Park
📌 Taking in Carcross/Tagish First Nation Culture at the Carcross Commons Carcross Commons
📌 Getting an up-close look at some of the Yukon's wildlife Yukon Wildlife Preserve
📌 A trip through history in Visit Dawson City

06/05/2024

"What do you mean the sun doesn't set?" ☀️

It's not called the Land of the Midnight Sun for no reason! 😎

As the earth rotates on its axis throughout the year, from mid-June to mid-August the Yukon is tilted closer to the Sun. This means longer than average daylight hours.

This phenomenon can be observed all over the territory, but the further north you go, the longer the daylight hangs around. When measuring from dawn to dusk, experiences days of near 21h daylight, and Whitehorse sees around 19h.

🗓️ June 21st, summer solstice, marks the day with the longest daylight hours.

https://brnw.ch/21wJwlH

🏊‍♂️🚲⛰️🗺️ This means lots more time to explore. What will you get up to with the extra time for adventures?

📸 andrewserack, josielavoie, ticalz

03/05/2024

🚘 Where will your Yukon road trip take you this summer?

There is a LOT of ground to cover in the Yukon. Some of it is paved highway, some of it is uneven gravel that will beckon your tire-changing skills. But all of it is the perfect backdrop to reconnect with nature, experience some of Canada's most breathtaking scenery, and stumble upon experiences you are unlikely to find anywhere else.

📌 Carcross area, Southern Lakes region
📌 Alaska Highway, Haines Junction
📌 Dawson City
📌 The Arctic Circle Sign, Dempster Highway
📌 Get inspired by exploring the Regions and Communities of the Yukon: https://brnw.ch/21wJrIg

✨ Being prepared is key when it comes to exploring in the remote areas of the Yukon. Always check https://brnw.ch/21wJrIf for conditions before heading out, have a spare tire and jerry can of gas if you are planning on spending a lot of time exploring remote areas, and bring a satellite phone if you have one.

👋 If you cover the safety basics, there is still plenty of room for adventure. Are you a pre-planner, or do you prefer to see where the trip takes you once you get here?

📸 i.mark.wu, , mathieu.pinette, sora_0227 via IG

01/05/2024

📌 Save this for trip planning! Our Visitor Information Centres (VICs) are officially open for the summer season: https://brnw.ch/21wJmre

✨ The Yukon has 6 VICs where you can get answers and guidance, in person. The VICs also feature local artwork, exhibits and community events.

🗺️ Keep an eye out for our digital kiosks at locations around the Yukon and in Alaska, to get information about road conditions, emergency updates, weather forecasts and local events.

📌 VICs can be found in: Whitehorse, Carcross, Watson Lake, Dawson City, Haines Junction and Beaver Creek. They are open 7 days a week, from 8am-8pm through September 30th. The Whitehorse VIC is open year-round, with seasonal hours from October-April.

📸 Paddy Pallin & Gov't of Yukon

30/04/2024

Despite its foreboding name, Tombstone Territorial Park is teeming with life. 🤩

Colourful lichen, shrubs and wildflowers paint the landscape, while countless birds and mammals migrate through or live year round.🌱

The rough, unpaved Dempster Highway is the only road that provides access to Tombstone Territorial Park, and seems a fitting gateway to such a wild, untouched place. 🏔️

Start planning your trip to the aptly nicknamed 'Patagonia of the North' https://brnw.ch/21wJkOR

📷 divadwehttam, tommaso.lizzi, ejmacculloch, airb28 via IG

29/04/2024

Calling all railfans. 🚋

Or those who like a good view from a comfortable seat. 😏

🏔️ The White Pass & Yukon Route is an iconic experience that carries passengers along the historic path of the Klondike Gold Rush stampeders. Enjoy summit excursions that go back over 125 years into the past, climbing from sea level in Skagway, AK to Carcross, YT.

📆 Excursions run from early May to mid/late October. More information here: https://brnw.ch/21wJiEv

📸 Andrew Strain, luvimetal, klondikesue

26/04/2024

The Yukon is like nowhere else. 🖐️

Why? Its majestic mountains – you know, the ones with the second highest peak in North America - untamed wildlife and crystal clear waters of glacier-fed lakes beckon travellers and adventurers alike.

🤩 And all just a 2 hour flight from Vancouver.

✨ Get inspired with our itineraries tailored to varying durations, regions, and travel preferences, that will show you how you can build your perfect trip: https://brnw.ch/21wJdUK

📸 v_travels_to_discover, _poudredescampette_, ps_van.the.woods, scottstoreyart via IG

23/04/2024

"A few snippets from the breathtaking show last night. Sometimes you just have to stand in awe and cannot fiddle with the camera…😅 There really is no better word than MAGIC for this wonderful phenomenon. 🌈✨💚✨💛"

The late-season aurora this year has been off the charts. ⬆️ With shows almost every night during the (now dwindling) few hours of darkness between midnight and 4am.

When would you rather see the northern lights? Winter, spring, or fall? 👇

Start planning your trip for the start of the next aurora season, which is sure to dazzle: https://brnw.ch/21wJ66Z

📸 + quote kiki.lolo11 on IG

22/04/2024

"Ridge walks for days in the far North. I miss the Yukon."

We can think of one solution for missing the Yukon 😏 (come back!)

Are you a repeat Yukon explorer? 👇 Drop your best adventure pics below!

📷 + quote cody_the_nelson via IG

📌 Tombstone Territorial Park

18/04/2024

April in the Yukon is swan of a kind. 🤭

The Yukon sees spectacular spring bird migrations. April is for the water birds: swans, ducks, and geese. These birds gather by the thousands to rest and feed at limited open water sites in the Southern Lakes region.

2024 is the 30th anniversary of A Celebration of Swans, the Yukon’s premier birding festival held annually during the month of April. Visit the Swan Haven Interpretive Centre to welcome spring and witness the mass migration.

Fly on over: https://brnw.ch/21wIXc1

📷 klondikesue via IG

16/04/2024

How do you prefer to travel? 😎

Are you ready to hit the ground running each morning, seeking those mountain-top moments? Or do you prefer to take the scenic route to see what surprises you might find? Or maybe you are somewhere in between...

🏔️ A trip to the Yukon can cater adventures at any speed.

🏔️ Take this quiz to find your Yukon traveller type and discover tailored activity recommendations for your next trip: https://brnw.ch/21wISCF

📷 thatmysteriouskat, vincetraveler, roverandsoul, Gov't of Yukon

12/04/2024

"The incredible colours and landscape of Kluane National Park and Reserve, Yukon Territory."

Did you know Kluane National Park and Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage Site? If it's not on your itinerary, it should be. Complete itineraries for inspiration here: https://brnw.ch/21wILJb

📸 matchyrider via IG

10/04/2024

You owe it to yourself to go here. 👇

Get yourself some well-earned pampering at Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs. Surrounded by untamed wilderness, you can soak in one of four luxurious rock pools while also soaking in the natural beauty. 😴

Plan your trip to the hot springs: https://brnw.ch/21wIHx0

📷 Andrew Strain/Govt of Yukon

08/04/2024

There's a lot of open road to explore in the Yukon. The Sites and Sights app allows you to plan a road trip, figure out the best place to pitch your tent and discover the most interesting natural and cultural sites. And the best part? You don’t need a network connection to find adventure! 🌞

Get the details here: https://www.travelyukon.com/en/get-information/traveller-app-offline-maps 🚗⛰️

📸 by markitosjosueon, isidrodri, bybumbici, sophie.mutlu

06/04/2024

"First solo winter camp complete! 3 nights, 4 days, 46km.

Drove up to Tombstone Territorial Park in the Yukon for spring break and -30°’s near the Arctic Circle was definitely the best way to test winter camp systems! For sure lived up to the name ‘Patagonia of the North’. Thanks again to the Yukon Parks crew for the amazing trail maintenance!"

🏔️ Is this experience on your bucket list? https://brnw.ch/21wIzN6

📌 Adventuring in Tombstone Territorial Park is a very remote experience that requires appropriate gear and skills. Never go into the backcountry without a plan and an emergency contact. Bookings are required for summer camping: https://brnw.ch/21wIzN7

📸 + quote _annafoley_ via IG

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The Yukon: It's a Little Bit Metal (30s cut)

❄️Travelling here in the Winter isn’t for everyone. It's beautiful, yet rugged. Fun, yet freezing. Unique, yet remote. It's a one-of-a-kind trip that attracts a certain type of traveller. One who looks for a holiday that's beyond the typical. Something different. Something adventurous. 🤘 Something...a little bit 'Metal', as they say. 🤘 🎸Full-length music video: https://www.travelyukon.com/en/yukon-little-bit-metal We acknowledge the traditional territories of the Yukon First Nations and the importance of showing respect: for the land by leaving it as you find it; for the water, habitat and all living animals; and for the culture, traditions, virtues and values of each distinct nation.

✨ While the aurora borealis is still visible in the communities of the Yukon, getting away from light sources - like this tranquil lakeside scene - will ensure you don’t miss a single excited electron. 🤩 Is seeing the northern lights on your bucket list? 📽️ shawnwagar on IG #ExploreYukon #ExploreCanada

The S.S. Klondike National Historic Site is one of Canada’s few remaining steam-powered paddlewheelers. It transports visitors to a time when riverboats where essential to life in the Yukon. ⛴️ Have you visited this iconic Whitehorse landmark? 📽️ mrdronacharya via IG #ExploreYukon #ExploreCanada

Your dream of sleeping under a sky lit by stars and northern lights is waiting for you in the Yukon. ✨ Don't wait for someday, start planning your adventure: https://fal.cn/3w6jW 📹 immarcoo via IG #ExploreYukon #ExploreCanada

A northern river otter surveys a winter wonderland before sliding back into its icy lake. River otters are most commonly seen in lakes and waterways that have connecting marshes and streams. 👀 Keep an eye out for these small, seal-like creatures on your next aquatic Yukon adventure! ✨ Top 3 Wildlife Viewing Tips: https://fal.cn/3vxW1 📷 fireheadhunter_ via IG #ExploreYukon #ExploreCanada

Northern lights in the Yukon

✨ Catching the northern lights in action is an iconic Yukon experience. Those who are lucky enough to see it know how truly special it is, but they also know the phenomenon is in the forecast. 🤓 Scientists monitor the solar storms that cause auroras. This allows us to know when the northern lights will be most brilliant. ✅ Check out the latest forecast here: https://fal.cn/3uKOw. 📽️ bigredtimelapse via IG #ExploreCanada #ExploreYukon

Northern lights from the Midnight Dome, Dawson City

Looking for one of the best lookouts for northern lights viewing in the Yukon? The Midnight Dome in Visit Dawson City! ✨ Find your way there: https://fal.cn/3tZnj 📽️ @therollingvan #exploreyukon #explorecanada

Someone is bear-y hungry! A Grizzly enjoys some berries on the side of the Dempster Highway in preparation for a long winter's rest. 😴 🐻 Have you seen a Grizzly in the wild before? 📽️ followingmonty on IG #ExploreYukon #ExploreCanada

Northern Lights in Colour

Meet Russell. He has colour blindness. And with the help of some special eyewear from EnChroma, we brought him to see his very first northern lights. To find out more visit travelyukon.com/northern-lights-in-colour

✨ Northern lights, aurora borealis, lady aurora - no matter what you call them, experiencing this natural phenomenon is sure to leave you speechless. Have you witnessed the magic before? 📌 Destruction Bay, YT 📸 @cnlastro #ExploreYukon #ExploreCanada

Emerald Lake, Yukon

"Because one visit to Emerald Lake wasn't enough. We had to go back and make sure that what we had seen was real. Sure enough, the colors, vibrancy and beauty was as true as it gets." Have you seen the colours of Emerald Lake? If not, we highly recommend taking in the colours on a roadtrip like this 👉 https://fal.cn/3qHdh 📸 + caption edocuallo #ExploreCanada #ExploreYukon Video description: A drone captures the teal, greens and blues of a small lake surrounded by dark green evergreen trees. Know before you go–please visit our website for the latest travel guidelines and details for visitors entering the Yukon: https://fal.cn/3qHdg

Artists light up the Yukon under the midnight sun

In the summer, Yukon artists spend night and day surrounded by golden rays. Energized by the midnight sun, Lancelot Burton and a crew of incredible youth artists painted a mural in just 36 hours. Watch the time lapse to see this masterpiece in action! #exploreyukon

Safe roadside wildlife viewing.

One of the best things to bring on your next visit to the Yukon? A great zoom lense for safe and respectful wildlife sightings. 🐻 Discover more bear-aware tips on our website: https://fal.cn/3qaW9 📽️ curiousseagull via Instagram #exploreyukon #explorecanada Please visit our website for the latest travel guidelines: https://fal.cn/3qaWa

With the Yukon's ever-changing mountain weather comes lots of–you guessed it–rainbows! 📍 Talus Lake, Tombstone Territorial Park, Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Traditional Territory 📽️ @kyliestravel #exploreyukon Please visit our website for the latest travel guidelines: https://fal.cn/3pmu9

Glassy conditions as the sun sets over Squanga Lake. Campgrounds, like the one that offers firewood, a boat launch, outhouses and two floating docks on this lake, are open in the Yukon! 🏕️ Who's ready to roast some marshmallows? 📷 thorntontravels on IG #exploreyukon #explorecanada Discover more places to pitch your tent: https://fal.cn/3oLfr Please visit our website for the latest travel guidelines: https://fal.cn/3oLfq

We’ve taken the art of snow carving to new heights. Watch as three seasoned Yukon artists turn a massive block of snow into something spectacular. Even though it is a temporary art form, it leaves a lasting impression. Thank you to our partners at Mt. Sima ⛷️

Signpost forest

Is your hometown listed in Watson Lake's Sign Post Forest? See the forest for the signposts: https://fal.cn/3lEui 📽️ white.van_no.plan via Instagram #exploreyukon Know before you go–please visit our website for the latest travel guidelines and details for visitors entering the Yukon: https://fal.cn/3lEuh

Northern lights in Dawson City

One of the best lookouts for northern lights viewing in the Yukon? The Midnight Dome in Visit Dawson City. 📽️ therollingvan via Instagram #exploreyukon Know before you go–please visit our website for the latest travel guidelines and details for visitors entering the Yukon: https://fal.cn/3kVYG

Meet a Yukoner: Garbage Truck Santa

Santa’s real and he drives a garbage truck here in the Yukon. For 30 years, Wayne Henderson has been dressing up as jolly ol’ Mr. Claus and transforming his garbage truck into his very own sleigh. With about 6000 lights, sleigh bells, and a giant set of caribou antlers, this oversized sleigh is hard to miss! Have you met Garbage Truck Santa? #exploreyukon Know before you go–please visit our website for the latest travel guidelines and details for visitors entering the Yukon: https://www.travelyukon.com/en/travelupdates

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