Featuring Yukon paintings and prints, Inuit sculptures, First Nations art; gold nugget, trade bead, mammoth ivory, and precious metal jewellery; tufting, burl woodwork, pottery and glass. 100% Canadian.
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The S.S. Klondike was the largest sternwheeler to ply the Yukon River and is now a Parks Canada National Historic Site. Fully restored to the 1937– 40 period. Self-guided tours mid-May to Sept.
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Enjoy our renovated pool complex. Natural odourless hotsprings pool, cafe, RV Park, van tours, campground and cabin rentals.Open year-round.
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Rolling alongside the Yukon River on our 1925 trolley is a delightful way to hear the fascinating stories of Whitehorse and the Yukon River. Groups welcome. Open June to September.
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The Scenic Railway of the World: this narrow gauge railway was built in 1898 during the Klondike Gold Rush. Round-trip excursions from Skagway and train-motocoach service between Whitehorse-Carcross-Skagway.
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Located in the heart of Whitehorse, the fishway tells the amazing story of the longest salmon migration in the world. Enjoy our underwater observation windows, outdoor viewing decks and much more.
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Exclusive Yukon fine art and craft originals created by over 35 of the Yukon's best artists. Enjoy the opportunity to meet world renowned Yukon artists.
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Come and discover the Yukon through the eyes of contemporary visual artists. Enjoy cutting-edge exhibitions with a Yukon perspective. Hours: Tuesday–Friday from 10am–5pm, Saturday 12pm–5pm.
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Explore the Ice Age history of the Yukon. Meet Woolly Mammoths and other large extinct animals. Hunt in our spear-throwing range. Enjoy our two films. Guided tours. Open daily May to September.