The Yukon is where vast wilderness, quiet roads, and raw northern landscapes come together. This journey takes you deep into Canada’s north, where history, mountains, and untouched nature create an experience that feels both grounding and unforgettable.
Itinerary
Arrive in Whitehorse and begin your introduction to the Yukon with a visit to the Yukon Visitor Information Centre and the MacBride Museum of Yukon History. Get a first glimpse into the region’s culture and history before setting off on a scenic drive north toward Dawson City, surrounded by endless wilderness.
Explore the historic streets of Dawson City, a town shaped by the Klondike Gold Rush and surrounded by dramatic northern landscapes. Continue into Tombstone Territorial Park, where sharp peaks, tundra valleys, and quiet expanses create one of the most striking natural settings in the territory. Take time to walk, explore, and fully absorb the stillness of the north.
Step into Yukon’s past with a visit to a Klondike Gold Rush historical site, learning about the people and events that shaped this frontier, while also acknowledging the deeper Indigenous history of the land. After exploring, begin the journey back to Whitehorse, taking in long stretches of untouched wilderness along the way.
Travel south and stop at the unique Carcross Desert, often called the world’s smallest desert. Continue to the vibrant Emerald Lake, known for its striking color, and explore the dramatic cliffs of Miles Canyon. End the day arriving at your camp, surrounded by nature.
Begin the day at camp before heading to Kathleen Lake for a calm kayaking experience surrounded by mountain scenery. Continue with a short hike along the Rock Glacier Trail, where alpine landscapes stretch in every direction. Later, visit the Kluane Museum of History to learn more about both the natural evolution of the region and the First Nations communities who have lived here for generations.
Hike the scenic Soldier’s Summit Trail, taking in sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, before visiting Long Ago People’s Place, which offers insight into the deep connection between Indigenous communities and this land. Continue toward the Thechàl Dhâl Visitor Centre, located in one of the most wildlife-rich and culturally significant areas of Kluane National Park and Reserve.
Pack up camp and return to Whitehorse. Enjoy a final walk through the city, reflecting on the vast landscapes and quiet moments of the journey, before heading to the airport for your flight home.
Where you'll stay
Where we stay ensures we keep our travelers firmly connected to a region’s people and culture, and provides them with unique local experiences that benefit the community too.
Simple, clean accommodation
We create trips for people who want to feel something genuine.
Not just see beautiful places, but truly experience them through movement, эмоtion, adventure, and shared moments.
Every route, activity, and destination is chosen to make the journey feel exciting, meaningful, and unforgettable.
Stay with welcoming local hosts in comfortable, hand-picked homestays. These stays offer a warm, social atmosphere and a chance to experience everyday local life in a more personal and authentic way.
Carefully selected unique accommodations that reflect the character of each destination. From boutique stays to one-of-a-kind lodges, these locations are chosen to enhance your overall travel experience.
Sleep under the stars in remote and scenic wilderness locations. Our camping experiences are designed to immerse you fully in nature while still ensuring comfort, safety, and an unforgettable sense of adventure.
About Deeptrip Experience
Dedicated trip leaders and local guides throughout the experience
Small group trips of 6-10 people for a more personal and connected atmosphere
Comfortable homestays or scenic camping accommodations depending on the itinerary
Roommate matching based on gender for solo travellers at no additional cost
Included activities and experiences as listed in itineraries
Optional activities available in select destinations for an additional cost
Free time for personal exploration, relaxing, and discovering places at your own pace
Select meals included depending on the trip
Carefully planned routes featuring must-see locations and hidden gems
A welcoming environment for solo travelers, couples, and friends
Transportation throughout the trip included unless otherwise stated
Support and assistance from the DeepTrip team before and during your trip
Private room option available for solo travelers at an additional cost subject to availability
Dates & Prices
Prices are per person, based on double occupancy
DatePriceBooking
Jul 8–Jul 14, 2026Available
$1,320per person
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All trip prices are per person based on double occupancy or single occupancy unless otherwise noted, are subject to change without notice and do not include airfare. Optional activities are at an additional cost. All prices and fares are quoted in CAD dollars.
What’s included:
Accommodation 1 night in comfortable accommodation and 6 nights of camping in remote, scenic locations.
Transportation All transportation during the trip, including fuel, parking, and park entrance fees.
