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Yukon River family voyageur canoe trip

Travel the historic Yukon River in the safety of a Voyageur canoe on this family canoe adventure. The 28-foot Voyageur canoe, with its large capacity for gear and clients along with its stability and speed is a perfect craft for families and people of varying paddling ability. Young children can paddle when they have the energy, but likewise fall asleep when they are tired. The larger canoes are all-but-impossible to flip on waters such as those found on the Yukon River so they are very safe. This trip requires a minimum of three adults plus a guide and can accommodate as many as six participants and a guide. Younger children are welcome as well as the elderly. The Voyageur canoe gets you to camp in style, and the Yukon River with its absence of whitewater and large open gravel bars for camping is the perfect canoe trip for families that want a low-stress wilderness vacation.

Yukon River family voyageur canoe trip

The Yukon River is full of history, beauty and wilderness. It is the Yukon’s most popular river to paddle and explore. The river’s consistently swift current, yet lack of technical water make it accessible to paddlers of any age and skill level. This 8-day voyage takes participants on a trip as much through time, as through the wilderness. The Yukon River embodies the history of the Yukon. It has served as the main transportation corridor of the Yukon and Alaska for both First Nations and early gold-seekers and settlers as well. As you travel the Yukon River you will gain an understanding of the Yukon’s rich frontier history from the gold Rush of 1898 through the paddle wheeler era. Many artifacts remain along the riverbanks for canoeist to experience first hand.

Yukon River family voyageur canoe trip

Season: July to August
Requirements: Sleeping bag and pad.
Suggested Items: Camera, headlight or flashlight, daypack, sunglasses, sunscreen, water bottle, fishing gear/license.
Suggested Clothing: Rain jacket, rain pants, wind breaker, quick dry pants, warm pants, synthetic t-shirt, warm socks, warm hat, gloves, fleece underclothes, sun hat, river shoes or sports sandals, camp shoes.
Difficulty: Easy/Intermediate
Restrictions: This is a beginner level tour that requires no past paddling experience. Some camping experience would be an asset.
Equipment Provided: Camping gear, tents, safety gear, canoes and equipment.
Transportation: Trips begin and end in Whitehorse, Yukon.
Accommodations: Accommodations are campsites along the river. A hotel in Whitehorse before and after the trip will be required but is not included in the package price.
Meal Information: Meals starting lunch on Day 1, ending lunch on Day 8 are included.
Guide Information: Services of a CFA guide is included.
Weather Information: Average summer tempertures are between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius, with temperatures in the fall usually in the 5 to 15 degree Celsius range.
Comments: Custom dates available upon request.
Trip Duration Price
8 days

$1350.00* per person
July 12-19, August 2-9, 2010
*Please add 5% Goods and Services Tax

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Yukon River family voyageur canoe trip

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