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Yukon

Haines Junction

Kluane National Park in the Summer
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Lying at the crossroads of the Haines and Alaska highways, the small Yukon village of Haines Junction sees hundreds of tourists passing through each year – many stop a while, taking the opportunity to spend time in nearby Kluane National Park.

Haines Junction began its life as a United States army base, housing engineers building the Alaska Highway. Today Haines Junction is a laid-back village surrounded by thousands of acres of pristine outdoor playground, making it an ideal base for wilderness adventures of all types.

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Less than an hour from Haines Junction, Kluane National Park is a must-visit for wilderness and wildlife lovers.

Home to the largest non-polar icefields in the world, Kluane is relatively untouched by roads being mainly accessible by air, water and foot. Kathleen Lake, on the Park’s eastern border, is the focal point for highway- accessible water-based recreation. The campground here provides tent and RV camping on a first come-first serve basis.

A half kilometre boardwalk skirts the shores of the lake – an easy amble for all - while those with more energy might like to challenge themselves by hiking the 5km Kings Throne Trail. And, if you’d rather just soak in the scenery, there’s plenty happening around you to make Kluane a memorable place to visit.

Kluane National Park & Reserve

Home to unclimbed peaks, vast ice fields, clear lakes, glaciers galore and spectacular wildlife.


Old Log Cabin - Kluane Lake
Kluane National Park
Kaskawulsh Glacier, Kluane National Park

5 photo tips from Parks Canada

Follow the Parks Canada Youth Ambassadors in Kluane National Park and Reserve to learn a few simple photo tips
Video courtesy of Parks Canada

Itineraries that include Yukon

Whitehorse / Whitehorse
14 days
Golden Circle
The Golden Circle starts and ends in Whitehorse, taking you over a mountain to the Pacific Ocean and from a coastal rain forest to the world’s smallest desert. The Yukon has pristine rivers and lakes; endless forests teeming with wildlife; and a fascinating Gold Rush history that is so close, dance hall music can still be heard. And anywhere there is a place to park a camper – whether it is in a natural Motorhome or RV park, or beside a stream with no name – a mountain view is practically guaranteed. Please note that if you pick up your RV in any location (except Whitehorse), both the Northern Surcharge fee and the US Travel Fee are applicable to this itinerary.
Whitehorse / Whitehorse
10 days
Klondike Kluane Route
From gold panning to glaciers, this drive packs many of the Yukon’s premier historic attractions and natural wonders into one magnificent loop. The route travels the North Klondike Highway from Whitehorse to Dawson City, then via the Top of the World Highway into Alaska, returning to Canada on the Alaska Highway. It then follows the Alaska Highway through Beaver Creek and Haines Junction to Whitehorse. Please note that if you pick up your RV in any location (except Whitehorse), both the Northern Surcharge fee and the US Travel Fee are applicable to this itinerary.
Whitehorse / Whitehorse
14 days
Northern Lights Tour
So wonderful, so magical, the Northern Lights are a gift to those who live in Canada’s north and Alaska. This heavenly light show shoots green lights this way and red swirls that way as a curtain of white, shimmering light dances before you. And, when the conditions are just right, you can hear them crackle. On your journey from Whitehorse into Alaska, you might just be delighted with them nightly. Please note that if you pick up in any location other than Whitehorse, a northern surcharge fee and the US travel fee will be payable.
Vancouver / Vancouver
24 days
Yukon Explorer
From one of the most livable cities in the world to the untamed wilderness of Canada's Great North, there's so much to discover on this epic road trip from Vancouver to the Yukon Territory. Please note that if you pick up from a location other than Whitehorse, both the northern surcharge and US travel fee will be payable.
Stunning! The scenery is magnificent and there are lots of trails to choose from.
Allen Tait
Montana
Where do I begin? One of the most beautiful national parks I have visited on my RV road trip in Canada. Words cannot describe it.
Eliza Langdon
Sydney, Australia
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