Top Things to Do in Yukon

Jack London's Cabin and Interpretive Centre

American adventure writer Jack London lived in the Yukon less than a year -- he left in June 1898 after...

SS Klondike

Take a tour of the largest of the 250 riverboats that chugged up and down the Yukon River between 1929...

Bonanza Creek

The original Yukon gold strike and some of the richest pay dirt in the world were found on Bonanza Creek,...

Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre

During the last ice age, a land bridge joined Asia to Alaska and the Yukon, forming a subcontinent known...

Robert Service Cabin

Poet Robert Service lived in this two-room log cabin from 1909 to 1912. Backed up against the steep cliffs...

Yukon Transportation Museum

This fascinating museum presents the development of travel, from dog sled to railway to bush plane, through...

Dawson City Museum

In the grand old Territorial Administration building, this excellent museum should be your first stop...

MacBride Museum

Covering half a city block, this log-cabin museum is crammed with relics from the gold-rush era and has...

Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre

The name of this new First Nations center translates as "Long Time Ago House." Built to celebrate and...

Yukon Arts Centre

This is the hub of visual and performance arts in Whitehorse and the Yukon. The gallery hosts 10 to 17...