Yukon Territory Vacation Rentals

The north-westernmost territory in Canada, Yukon delights travellers who seek adventure amid vast wilderness. It is the least populated province in the country with an abundance of off-the-beaten-track attractions. Forged by glaciers, the breathtaking landscapes and mountain peaks are today a haven for intrepid travellers looking to unwind and tune into nature. What's more, beautiful lodges and cabins are scattered throughout the region, giving you a comfortable base for your Yukon adventure.

Dining out in Yukon

Across Yukon, you'll find local fruits, pickles and jams, seafood, wild game, and traditional First Nations delicacies. Located in the town of Whitehorse, Antoinette's serves up meals that combine Canadian and Caribbean flavours. The award-winning restaurant uses fresh produce to create dishes that put a deliciously spicy twist on Yukon's culinary spirit.

Foodies with a craving for Canadian-style pizza can find great options at G & P Steak House & Pizza. The family-owned restaurant lies at the heart of downtown Whitehorse. Amid a welcoming atmosphere, they serve diners with perfectly-prepared favorites like hot-n-sweet prawns, steamed mussels, tzatziki, and pizza.

Explore Yukon's Waterways and Lakes

Family vacations in Yukon Territory offer memorable experiences with plenty of to do, whether within the mountains, woods, or ice fields. Visit the Kluane National Park and enjoy white-water rafting on the breathtaking Tatshenshini River. Your kids will love rushing down the river through family-class rapids for a little adrenaline rush. As you run the river, you'll also be treated to stunning views of glacier-covered valleys and peaks.

Fish Lake has a network of trails that pass through a First Nations territory, mainly used by the Kwanlun Dun community. Although easily accessible from Whitehorse, it provides exhilarating hiking expeditions in the middle of the wilderness. Once at the summit, hikers enjoy magnificent views of both Fish and Bonneville Lakes. It's a great location for horse-riding tours too.

Wildlife and Canyons in Yukon

Yukon Territory is a region of impressive backcountry wilderness to suit the avid explorer and outdoor lover. The Yukon Wildlife Preserve spans over 350 acres and takes care of orphaned and injured young animals before releasing them back into the wild. Guests can visit the preserve and see over a dozen species of boreal animals, including bison, elk, and porcupines in their natural habitats.

Take a step back in time by visiting Miles Canyon, a popular and treacherous route used by prospectors during the historic Gold Rush. The ancient suspension bridge, which was constructed in 1922 and still operates today, connects the two 50-ft walls of the canyon. Visitors who can overcome their fear of heights can walk the bridge and take in the stunning views of the incredible gorge and the river.

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