Kluane National Park Reserve National CanadaParc IvvavikParc Canadian National VuntutParc National Trail ChilkootParc Territorial TombstoneParc Island Territorial HerschelRéserve ecological Ni'iinlii'njik. When they start talking wilderness parks in the territory, Yukoners are endless. And for good reason! Here are the last great wilderness in North America. Kluane, Tombstone, Herschel Island, Chilkoot Ivvavik and Fishing Branch are assets in the Yukon that have been designated national parks or territorial. Places that have nothing to envy other wonders of the world await you here on the border of Canada, ready to make your vacation in the Yukon the apotheosis of your great explorations. Icebergs floating at the foot of the glaciers from which they come, mountain landscapes and fauna is exceptionally rich - that's what you'll have the chance to see these large natural areas in the Yukon where life is in full swing. Over 80 per 100, is considered virgin territory, which includes a network of rivers wild waters as bright as bright, four designated Canadian Heritage River. In addition to hosting each year millions of migratory birds, the Yukon is a refuge for the Porcupine Caribou Herd - A herd of some 125,000 animals - and only one among the fastest growing population of grizzly bears and Dall sheep in North America. If you thought you knew what the word means wild, wait until you have spent some time in the Yukon, we are willing to bet that after admiring as many animals you'll ever see of circulating on our roads, paddled rivers and crystal clear yourself about the northern ecosystems, will be greatly expanded your definition!. You will find in most national and territorial parks and housed in the territory of facilities and services to visitors who are both educational and convenient, camping in the middle of scenic landscapes and well-marked trails. In addition, many tour operators offer their customers trips of one or more days that allow them to discover why these places are considered natural wonders. Sort by ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU VWXY Z. alphabtique Order Dredge No. 4 is a gigantic machine that was used to extract gold from the Klondike creeks. The dredge has been restored to its original state and can be visited. It is located on Bonanza Creek road, at 12.3 km (7.8 m). Visit the streets and historic buildings in Dawson with a guide in period costume or alone with a tape prepared specially for this purpose. You will find on Front Street information on all attractions. Administered by Parks Canada and the Department of Tourism and Culture Yukon - Exhibits and audiovisual performances in the National Park and Reserve Kluane National Park - Information on the Yukon - Sign up for hiking and traveling in the backcountry . Stop by the center located at the foot of Sheep Mountain (Tachäl Dhäl) - 70 km north of Haines Junction on the Alaska Highway - to learn about Kluane National Park and the possibilities for hiking.Open daily from mid-May to mid-September, from 9 am to 16 pm The SS Klondike is the largest sternwheeler to have traveled the Yukon River. Now a national historic site administered by Parks Canada, the boat has been completely renovated to give him the look he had in the years 1937-1940, his day of glory. Guided tours every day from mid-May to mid-September. If you're a seasoned hiker or canoeist and dream trips into the backcountry, Vuntut National Park is the place for you. The Old Crow River and the many mountains and housed in the park will challenge you. There are no service or installation in the park and visitors must register upon arrival and departure. Ivvavik is the first national park of Canada established under an agreement on land claims. The park protects a portion of the calving grounds of the Porcupine Caribou Herd. A popular destination for day trips on the River Babbage and multi-day trips on the Firth River. There are no service or installation in the park and visitors must register upon arrival and departure. The Chilkoot Trail, one of the most famous historic trails in North America, is 53 km (33 mi). He needs a permit to hike and it is best to book. For more information, call 1-800-661-0486 or visit the Web site. ..
Our first French visitors, Jean Luc and Isabelle joined us in British Columbia! A few days in Vancouver, the time to discover the city and then we leave. Our trip begins in Whitehorse and south of the province. After four months in Vancouver, the scenery is not bad! No building, sun and snow!. The blue sky, colorful houses, and finally it is not so cold as that. According to the premises, the week before the temperature reached -20 degrees and we are on our arrival to. It is hosted by Scott that opens the doors of the 'Northern Light Cabin'. A beautiful wooden cottage, the lake froze, no running water or electricity! We are ready to live. Outside and inside is a veritable museum. Objects from all periods that give an idea of life in Keno past century. Mike tells us about life here, long. winter days at -40 ° after dark almost all day .. The stress here is not life idling! Stories of bears, caribou and minors. One of the mines. money around very récement reopened with increasing silver prices. The inhabitants of Keno and expect to see new people .. And we are doing for a few nights out of this small community .. Another nice cabin, small pizzas from the wood glue .. it even!. Since our Arrived in Yukon, we are on the lookout for wild animals but also Ofcourse the aurora borealis! Small ritual, waking at 1:30 am, we dress and there .. It is time to venture on the famous Dempster Highway, 700 km of trails that lead up to Inuvik and the North Pole! Welcome Into THE WILD!. Okay, we did not have time to chopping the camera .. Jean Luc then we did a little montage from a photo taken at the exact place where we have seen, and it is very realistic!. Welcome to Dawson City, a town of 1,300 inhabitants, located on the banks of Yukon.Un true western decor, a warm and authentic!. Beginning 1900, the city had over 30,000 inhabitants, many researchers from around the world But in the hope of becoming rich. All these buildings are the memories of the excitement. At this time we can still cross the Yukon River by car! On the other side, the 'Top of the World Highway', which joins the Alaska hundreds of miles to the west. In one month, after the debacle, the cars will cross by ferry. Since there is no bridge for a month, between the two seasons, the passage is impossible!. We are the footsteps of researchers, however, on the road .. Bonanza The impressive machines (a small comment of Jean Luc to explain everything here?) Always on the spot! Looks. It borrowed the 'Top Of The World Highway' on his first kilometers, but the U.S. customs is closed in winter, no way out .. Always on the lookout for caribou! The carpet of droppings (fresh) but no bullet holes on the horizon .. A little poetry does not hurt ..

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