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3 · Downtown Whitehorse
4.2/5 guest score · 91622 Alaska Highway, Whitehorse
$332/night
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2 · Downtown Whitehorse
4.0/5 guest score · 411 Main St, Whitehorse
$187/night
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3 · Downtown Whitehorse
3.7/5 guest score · 4220 4Th Ave, Whitehorse
$204/night
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2 · Downtown Whitehorse
3.5/5 guest score · 6188 6Th Avenue, Whitehorse
$173/night
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2 · Whitehorse
3.1/5 guest score · 314 Ray Street, Whitehorse
$110/night
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2 · Whitehorse
2.7/5 guest score · 2288 2Nd Avenue, Whitehorse
$251/night
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Walk the old streets early, eat where the queue is local, and give yourself one day with no plan at all. Whether you are here for a weekend or a slow week, most people leave already planning the next visit.
Four seasons, four cities
You do not need a checklist. Pick one neighbourhood, one long lunch and one walk you did not plan, and the rest of Yukon tends to fill itself in.
Itineraries
Two days is enough to see Whitehorse, dip into the wilderness, and eat a bison burger. Here is a tight plan that skips 3 tourist traps most first-timers fall into.
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Seven days lets you loop Whitehorse, Kluane, and Dawson City with 2 real wilderness days built in. Around 1,800 km of driving total — plan for one long push.
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You can do Whitehorse and one wilderness trip for under $400 all-in beyond the flight. Here is the exact plan with 4 free activities anchoring each day.
Read the storyGather & celebrate
Markets, festivals and long table dinners run through the year here, and visitors are always welcome. Whatever the season, something is usually on somewhere.
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Two completely different territories in one — a side-by-side of what you get in July vs March, and which one wins for your travel style.
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One day only? Here's the itinerary that hits the high points without feeling like a checklist — 12 hours of walking, one splurge meal, and an aurora chance.
5 min readAn honest opinion piece: 7 things everyone tells you to do that aren’t worth it, and 5 that no one talks about but should.
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Six destinations within a 2-hour drive that justify the round trip, from Carcross to Kluane Lake.
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The food scene punches above 30,000 people — 8 places worth planning a day around, from Whitehorse fine dining to Dawson diners.
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There is no train, no intercity bus network worth relying on, and one flight route — you’re driving, so plan accordingly.
5 min readCrime is genuinely low, but wilderness and weather kill more visitors than any other risk — here are the 5 things to actually worry about.
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