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Hiking in Kluane National Park

Seven day hikes out of Haines Junction combine the best of two worlds: You get into great backcountry without having to carry heavy backpacks or doing without a soft and cozy bed. Day trips up to 8 hours will bring us into unrivalled wilderness. The trails will lead you from the boreal forest to the alpine. You will have ample opportunity to observe nature, take pictures and enjoy spectacular vistas. While visiting a traditional fishing camp, you will experience the local First Nation’s history of the region.

Hiking in Kluane National Park

Kluane National Park (pronounced "Kloo - wah – nee) covers an area of 21,980 square kilometres. It is a land of an impressive diversity. The extensive mountain massive of the Wrangell – St. Elias chain is part of the Kluane National Park. Mount Logan, 5959m, Canada's highest mountain, is within the park boundaries. The park has the most extensive non-polar ice fields in the world. The park protects valleys and alpine tundra that yield a unique array of plant and wildlife species. Kluane has the largest diversity of pacific and arctic flora north of the 60th parallel. Summer wildflowers include arctic poppies, purple saxifrage, mountain heather, and moss campion. Animal populations include dall sheep, mountain goats, moose, caribou, grizzly, marmot, ground squirrel and pika. The birdlife is equally diverse and ptarmigan, owls, eagles and peregrine falcons can be encountered.

Hiking in Kluane National Park

Season: July to September
Suggested Items: Camera, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle.
Suggested Clothing: Jacket, long pants, shorts, t-shirts, rain gear, hiking boots, walking shoes, hat.
Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate
Restrictions: Minimum group size of 4 required. Smaller groups can be combined to meet the minimum.
Maximum Number of People: 8
Equipment Provided: Park fees and admissions.
Transportation: The trip begins and ends in Whitehorse, Yukon.
Accommodations: Accommodations are in hotels while in Whitehorse and comfortable cabins while in Haines Junction.
Meal Information: All meals and snacks during the trip are included. Meals while in Whitehorse are not included.
Guide Information: Professional guide services for the duration of the trip is included.
Weather Information: The climate here is warm and dry during the summer, with an average annual rainfall of only 12 inches. Temperatures average between 15-25 degrees Celsius during the summer. 18-20 hours of daylight during June and July.
Comments: Alternate dates are available by reservation, please inquire.
Trip Duration Price
9 days

$1985.00* per person
Based on double occupancy. July 9 - 17, July 23 - 31, August 6 - 14, August 20 - 28, September 3 - 11, 2009
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax

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Hiking in Kluane National Park

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