With abundant wildlife, raging rivers, history and true Canadian wilderness, the southern Yukon is a vast land of adventure waiting for you to discover. The southern Yukon is home to a wide variety of adventure opportunities and activities. In the southern Yukon during the winter, dogsledding is the preferred means of transportation on overnight expeditions or day trips into isolated areas. During the summer boat tours and canoe trips down the Yukon River are popular. Fishing opportunities are second to none, with many remote fly-in lakes throughout the southern Yukon. Trophy fishing for lake trout, northern pike and arctic grayling is excellent, and comfortable accommodations in some unforgettable settings ensure your trip is complete. The northern lights or aurora borealis can also be seen, especially during fall and winter when the days are shorter. Whitehorse is the capital of Yukon and has all ammenities of any city in the world, and is home to Yukon's major airport with domestic and international air service. Come and experience true adventure in the Yukon.
Nunavut is Canada’s arctic. Untamed, unspoiled and undiscovered. Nunavut is Canada’s
largest and newest territory, and includes most of Canada’s arctic islands. MORE INFO
As the premier remote fly- in lodge and confe- rence centre in the Northwest
Territories, guests from around the world take in the splendour of the great Canadian Taiga. MORE INFO
Throughout the Canadian Arctic waterways history manifests in physical geography
as we pass straits, islands and peninsulas bearing the names of the men who charted this for-bidden arctic coastline.
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As a remote fly- in lodge and polar bear viewing wilderness lodge,
this lodge is unique in that it offers polar bear viewing in August &
September which means better weather, and you can see the stunning fall colours of the spectacular tundra. MORE INFO
SOUTHERN YUKON CANADA
