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20 Days in Yukon River, incl. Whitehorse and Dawson City
Yukon wilderness beckons on this 20-day, 730km route from Whitehorse to Dawson City. Three historic ghost towns including Hootalinqua and Fort Selkirk dot the path. Navigate Five Finger Rapids and Gold Bottom Mine. Includes 15 nights wilderness camping and 5 nights hotel stays.
- Day 1
Whitehorse
- Days 2-7
Whitehorse to Carmacks
Launch from Takhini Bridge and tackle the 50km paddle across Lake Laberge. Stick to the eastern shore to avoid strong winds. Once you pass Hootalinqua, you'll hit the "Thirty Mile" section. It's perfect for catching Arctic grayling if you get a Yukon fishing license ($35). Be smart about food storage and keep bear spray handy at your campsites.
- Day 8
Carmacks
- Days 9-16
Carmacks to Dawson City
Take on Five Finger Rapids in the early morning when water is calmest. The right channel is your best bet. Make time to stop at Fort Selkirk where local First Nations guides share stories of their culture. The landscape gets more remote as you head north. Bring a satellite phone or emergency beacon.
- Days 17-18
Dawson City
You've paddled 730km. Now it's time to explore Dawson City's Gold Rush legacy. Try your luck panning at Gold Bottom Mine. Head up to Midnight Dome for amazing views. Summer nights around midnight are spectacular when the sun barely dips below the horizon. Visit Diamond Tooth Gertie's, the oldest casino in Canada.
- Day 19
Dawson City to Whitehorse
- Day 20
Departure from Whitehorse
21 Day Canada & Alaska Itinerary, incl. Toronto and Vancouver
Rail and road combine on this 21-day tour visiting 12 major Canadian destinations. Niagara Falls, VIA Rail's 3-day journey, Columbia Icefield, and visits to Jasper, Banff, and Lake Louise highlight the trip. First-class accommodations and scenic drives through 4 national parks complete the experience.
- Day 1
Meet-and-greet in Toronto
- Day 2
Niagara Falls Boat Cruise
- Day 3
Board The Canadian Train
Next, board The Canadian train for a 3-night westward journey. You'll travel in comfort through Ontario's lakes, Manitoba's prairies and Saskatchewan's rivers in restored 1950s art deco cars. Pack some warm clothes for the observation dome. You'll reach Jasper on day 6 for your first glimpse of the Rockies.
- Day 6
Explore Jasper
Spend time in Jasper exploring Maligne Lake and watching for wildlife. Travel along the stunning Icefields Parkway to Lake Louise and Banff, with a stop to walk on the Columbia Icefield glacier. One past traveler suggests: "Book the optional flightseeing over the Rockies - seeing six glaciers from above was incredible."
- Day 7
Travel to Kamloops
- Day 8
BC Ferry to Victoria
- Day 10
Inside Passage Cruise
Board your 7-night Inside Passage cruise in Vancouver. You'll see Tracy Arm fjord, Juneau's glaciers and learn about Skagway's Gold Rush history. Bring binoculars to spot whales. A recent visitor shares: "Get up early for the ranger's narration as you approach the glaciers. The sound of ice calving is unforgettable."
- Day 17
Guided Tours of Vancouver
19 Days in Western Canada, incl. Vancouver and Canadian Rockies
A 19-day Canadian adventure spans 13 destinations from Vancouver to Calgary. Notable stops include the Inside Passage cruise, Columbia Icefield, and Jasper National Park's Miette Hot Springs. Cultural highlights feature the U'mista Cultural Centre in Alert Bay and wine tasting in Kelowna's Okanagan Valley.
- Days 1-2
Vancouver & Vancouver Island
- Days 3-4
Inside Passage
- Days 5-7
Northern BC
- Days 8-10
Canadian Rockies
- Days 11-14
Banff Area
- Days 15-19
Okanagan & Whistler
Travel through the Okanagan Valley and stop at Kelowna's wineries. Finish in Whistler where according to one review, "Zip lining through the forest canopy was exhilarating - a perfect activity for adrenaline seekers." Return to Vancouver on the Sea-to-Sky Highway.