Yukon Winter Adventure Trip

Be enchanted by the spectacular beauty of the Yukon! Enjoy delicious meals and the comfort of modern log cabins as you immerse yourself in the world of the Canadian winter. Experience majestic huskies, thrilling snowmobile rides, and untouched nature as you glide through snow-covered forests and across frozen lakes. Your journey will be led by experienced guides who share their passion for the winter wilderness with you.

Yukon Winter Adventure Trip: The Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival
Upon arrival at the airport in Whitehorse, you will be warmly welcomed and taken to the resort. Enjoy the scenic drive, which will already take you through the impressive nature of the Yukon. Once you arrive at the resort, you will check into your comfortable accommodation and have the opportunity to relax and explore the beautiful surroundings. In the evening, you can look forward to a delicious 3-course meal prepared with fresh, regional ingredients. End the day with a warm drink by the fireplace and enjoy the peace and quiet of the winter landscape.

Day 2: Husky tour through the wilderness of the Yukon
After a hearty breakfast, you will set off on an unforgettable day full of adventure. Your approximately four-hour husky tour will be led by renowned musher Michelle Phillips, her partner Ed Hopkins, or one of your guides. Both have extensive experience in sled dog racing and have participated in the world's largest sled dog races. Listen to their stories, get to know the professionally trained huskies, and learn how they are bred and trained. After a briefing, you will go on a tour and ride through the majestic landscape around Tagish Lake. If four hours is too long for you, please let us know before making your final booking – the tour can be shortened to two hours. In the evening, after an exciting day, you will return to the resort, where another delicious 3-course dinner awaits you.

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Day 3: Snowmobile tour and free time
After a leisurely breakfast, today's program includes a snowmobile tour. Equipped with warm winter clothing and instructed by an experienced guide, you will embark on a two-hour tour through the snow-covered wilderness of the Yukon. Enjoy breathtaking views of snow-covered forests and frozen lakes as you glide through unspoiled nature on your snowmobile. After the tour, you have the rest of the day at your leisure. Use the time to explore the area, rent snowshoes (included), or simply relax at the resort. In the evening, another delicious 3-course meal awaits you, the perfect end to an eventful day.

Day 4: Departure
On the last day of your unforgettable trip, enjoy one last breakfast at the resort. Take time to enjoy the beautiful surroundings and reflect on your memories of the exciting adventures in the Yukon. After breakfast, you will be transferred back to Whitehorse Airport, where you will begin your journey home. In your luggage, you will not only have memories of impressive experiences, but also unforgettable moments shared with the huskies in the winter wilderness.

If 3 nights in the Yukon wilderness are not enough for you, you are welcome to extend your stay as long as you wish, subject to availability. Just get in touch with us!

Accommodation:
The resort offers comfortable log cabins surrounded by the untouched nature of the Yukon. The price includes accommodation for two people in a standard lakefront cabin. The price quoted is per person. For additional people in the same cabin or children up to 11 years of age, there are discounted rates when two adults are paying full price. The cabins are stylishly furnished and feature modern amenities such as a private bathroom, stove, and sitting area. Electricity, bedding, and towels are provided. Meals are served at the main lodge, which is within walking distance, and staff are available to answer any questions you may have. There is wifi and an outdoor sauna available. Enjoy the view of the surrounding landscapes and relax after an exciting day in the warm and inviting atmosphere of your private log cabin.

Important informatiom about dogsledding:
Guests without experience either sit in the guide's sled or stand on their own sled, which is pulled behind the guide's sled. Guests who have already been on a tour with Michelle Phillips or her guides or who can prove that they have experience with dog sledding may lead their own dog team if conditions are good. Driving your own team without experience can be very dangerous. Therefore, the final decision always lies with the guide with regard to the safety of the dogs and all participants.

Important information about snowmobiling:
Driving a snowmobile is only possible from the age of 18 and with a valid driver's license. Younger participants ride as passengers on the snowmobile. 12 - 15 year olds may only participate in temperatures above -20°C.
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