A Journey Up The Dempster
A Journey Up The Dempster
Words cannot describe the beauty of the Dempster Highway. Riding to Tuktoyaktuk and back will challenge you and leave you awestruck.
Join us on a 7 day adventure up the iconic Dempster Highway. We start in the capitol city of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory and make our way along one of the most beautiful and remote highways in the world to the village of Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T on the Arctic Ocean. We then turn our bikes south and make our way back. Along this route we will experience landscapes of extreme beauty such as the Tombstone, Ogilvie, and Richardson Mountains, the Mackenzie river valley, and the Arctic tundra. We will also experience the incredible people and rich culture of the north as we wind our way from the Yukon river basin to the Arctic ocean and back.
Participants: Minimum 3/Maximum 6
Typically, our trips to Tuktoyaktuk and back to Whitehorse run over the course of 7 days. That being said, we are in the business of custom motorcycle adventures and we will work with you and your group to deliver the motorcycle trip of your dreams.
Does your idea of the perfect trip have you in a hotel room every night? Maybe you'd prefer a pure moto-camping adventure, in a tent under the long, northern sunset. Maybe a mix of the two? Whatever your preferences, our team can work with you to deliver the adventure motorcycle trip of your dreams.
Cost: Depending on the level of amenities and services your group prefers the cost of our Whitehorse to Tuktoyaktuk expedition is between $4000-$8000/rider.
Some amenities you can choose to add to your trip include:
Hotel rooms for all or some nights of your trip, full support vehicle services for the entire journey, additional tour experiences along the way with third party tour providers, daily post-ride massage services, etc.
Contact us now so we can start working on your trip at tombstonemoto@gmail.com
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Ride a motorcycle from the Yukon River basin to the Arctic Ocean.
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