Yukon travel

Vast uninhabited valleys, snow-capped peaks, taiga and deep forests home to exceptional wildlife, this is how the Canadian territory of Yukon appears, located on the eastern border of Alaska, north-west of British Columbia. Planning a trip to the Yukon means setting out to discover almost deserted lands – these pristine expanses are home to more grizzly bears than people: barely 30,000 people live in this territory the size of Sweden, with 24,000 residing in the city of Whitehorse. Your journey through the Yukon will allow you to follow scenic routes that cross these wild landscapes, hike the slopes of the roof of Canada, Mount Logan, admire caribou, moose, bears, wolves and mouflon sheep, and discover the region’s history, closely tied to the Gold Rush. Read more