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7-Nights The Stories of Canada: Yukon Territory

Yukon Territory
7-Nights The Stories of Canada: Yukon Territory
Yukon Territory
Entrée Canada
Vacation Offer ID 1456744
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Overview

Entrée Canada

The Yukon is marked by historic landmarks, rich culture and dazzling landscapes. During this eight-day itinerary, you’ll follow in the footsteps of historic Gold Rush prospectors, learn about the land with the Kwanlin Dün First Nation, soak in mineral-rich hot springs, take to the skies over a sprawling icefield, and hike in atmospheric Tombstone Territorial Park. Along the way, you’ll meet the warm and welcoming people of the Yukon, including Indigenous Elders who share captivating stories of their ancestors stretching back thousands of years.

Vacation Inclusions

  • Accommodations
  • Some meals as indicated
  • Sightseeing and activities per itinerary
  • Private transfers and much more!

Featured Destinations

Whitehorse

Whitehorse

One hundred years ago 30,000 reckless adventurers fought their way up the Yukon River, by boat, on their voyage to Gold fields. Many struggled through the choppy Whitehorse Rapids. Fearless men and women traversed great distances to arrive at their goal, the Klondike. Whitehorse, Capital of the Yukon, is home to some of the most spectacular scenery in Canada. Named by some "the Wilderness City", Whitehorse nestles on the banks of the famed Yukon River surrounded by mountains and clear mountain lakes. Whitehorse takes its name from the frothing waves of the river rapids, thought by stampeders to resemble manes of White Horses. While the turn of the Century aura still hovers and vestiges of proud history remain, Whitehorse is now a thoroughly contemporary city of 24,000 people. Whitehorse boasts a healthy arts and cultural community; festivals, events, fishing, shopping, attractions, restaurants and quality visitor services are here to enjoy. Long warm summer days and evenings provide the perfect background to explore this city.
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Haines Junction
Dawson City

Dawson City

Dawson City is a buzz of activity during the summer months. Tourists from all over the world make it a destination or pass through on the way over the Top of The World Highway to Alaska. The town, which was established on the banks of the Yukon River in 1897, exploded to forty thousand inhabitants the next year when news of the gold strike on Bonanza Creek reached the outside world, making it the largest city west of Winnipeg and north of Seattle. It was the capital of the Yukon Territory until 1953 and today is a national historic site. Many of the buildings have been restored to their original grandeur, and new structures are built to reflect the historical theme, adding to the charm and appeal of this community one hundred and fifty miles south of the Arctic Circle.
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Valid Date Ranges

February 2022
02/28/2022 12/31/2025 Call for pricing
All rates are land only, per person based on double occupancy and subject to availability and change. The attached itinerary is a sample and can be tailored to suit your exact preferences. Full terms and conditions apply. Price may vary by date of travel, currency rate fluctuations and tour option. Rates vary by date of travel and inclusions selected; please inquire for the best prices for your preferred travel dates.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.