Yukon's magnificent wild legacy

From glaciers to gold, a vivid collage of imagery comes to mind when you think about the Yukon. Our jaw-dropping natural features are what set this place apart.

Learn more about the Yukon's natural phenomena, and then come experience it for yourself.

Don't miss our iconic natural wonders and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Midnight Sun

Come celebrate the midnight sun and play, hike and golf under a Yukon sun that doesn’t set.

Aurora Borealis

Discover the magic of Yukon’s northern lights in an intimate celestial light show.

Yukon River

Paddle through time down the Yukon River, Yukon’s historic river highway and a Canadian Heritage River.

Crimson Tundra

During late August, a parade of colour sweeps southward from the Arctic Ocean, turning Yukon’s tundra into breath-taking swaths of crimson, orange and gold.

Tatshenshini-Alsek River System

Together, the Tatshenshini and Alsek deliver the best of northern wildlife, glacier views and diverse ecosystems while passing through a spectacular mountain landscape.

Mount Logan and the St. Elias Icefields

Fly over Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak, and discover the wildlife, glaciers, icefields and diverse ecosystems of Yukon’s World Heritage Site, Kluane National Park.