…is typically warm and dry. It has long hours of daylight known as the midnight sun. Long days mean lots of wildlife activities that one can witness. Join us on a 4×4 Wildlife tour, spot diverse species of wild birds as well as larger animals, such as moose and bears, that mostly can be seen foraging around rivers for fresh greens. Enjoy endless hiking and backpacking trails or discover the Kluane National Park area from the water. Spend a day out fishing or canoeing on one of Yukon’s crystal clear glacier fed lakes.

… the longest season, may be dark, cold and snowy, but you’ll soon find out why that makes Yukon winters all the better. Where else can you find all the fun winter activities in one spot? Find yourself mush across frozen lakes, go on a dogsledding or snowmobiling tour, discover the mountains while snowshoeing or go on a ice-fishing trip, learning about the gear and techniques how to catch the big one. The long, dark months are also the perfect ingredients for one of the most amazing, natural phenomena of the world: the aurora borealis, the northern lights.