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Ageless Adventure Tours

Yukon & the NWT | July 23 - August 3, 2026 | Activity Level 3

Yukon & the NWT | July 23 - August 3, 2026 | Activity Level 3

$8,739.00 CAD
$8,739.00 CAD
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Prices are per person and include taxes

Ageless Peace of Mind plan (price per person): $420

July 23 - August 3, 2026

Activity Level 3: Should be physically active. Uneven and unpaved ground at various points.

11 nights | 12 days | 24 meals

Highlights: Whitehorse, Yukon • Beringia Interpretive Centre • Emerald Lake • Carcross • Skagway, Alaska • White Pass & Yukon Railway • MacBride Museum • Yukon Wilderness Preserve • Klondike Highway • Dawson City • Gold Panning • Tombstone and Ogilvie Ranges • Dempster Highway • SS Keno National Historic Site • Dempster Highway • Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre • Inuvik, NWT • Tuktoyaktuk • Pingos • Visit a Dog sledding team • Mackenzie River boat ride • Kluane National Park

Tour includes:
Round trip airfare with Air North
Eleven nights accommodation
Eleven breakfasts
Five lunches
Eight dinners
Flight between Dawson City and Inuvik
Flight between Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk
Flight between Inuvik and Whitehorse
Mackenzie River boat ride
One way rail fare
Meal gratuities
Services of a local guide
Local guide gratuities

Accommodation:
Whitehorse - BW Gold Rush Inn
Dawson City - Eldorado Hotel
Inuvik - Mackenzie Hotel

Tour Overview

Discover the Land of the Midnight Sun. Set out from Vancouver to Whitehorse and journey deep into the heart of Canada’s wild North — a land of vast wilderness, towering peaks, and endless summer light. The Yukon, often called Canada’s last frontier, is home to some of the country’s most breathtaking landscapes, from the glaciers and mountains of Kluane National Park to the pristine lakes and abundant wildlife that define the region. Discover the cultural heartbeat of the North through the art and traditions of Yukon First Nations, whose creativity and storytelling bring centuries of history to life in vibrant and contemporary ways. Then travel even farther north to Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk in the Northwest Territories, where warm hospitality, diverse cultures, and captivating stories await. Feel the thrill of standing at the top of the world as you dip your toe in the Arctic Ocean! Highlights include the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, the scenic Dempster Highway, an exciting Mackenzie River cruise, Emerald Lake, and much more — a true northern adventure you’ll never forget.

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Trip Itinerary

Your Yukon Adventure begins with a flight to Whitehorse, the capital city of Yukon. After collecting your luggage enjoy an informative visit to the Beringia Interpretive Centre before checking in to the Best Western Gold Rush Inn. After freshening up partake in a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.
The destination for today is Skagway, Alaska with stops en route at picturesque Emerald Lake and the historic community of Carcross. Ride the legendary White Pass and Yukon Railway, touted as the “Scenic Railway of the World”, from Fraser, BC to Skagway. There is free time in Skagway and a late afternoon departure to Whitehorse with photo stops en route.
Enjoy a spectacular drive north on the Klondike Highway. Stops along the way include the Five Finger Rapids with a late afternoon arrival in Dawson City for a three night stay at the Eldorado Hotel.
Depart for a city coach tour including the Robert Service and Jack London cabins and a tour to Bonanza Creek and the famous Dredge #4. The afternoon is yours to enjoy and explore. Join the group for dinner. There are many activities in this Gold Rush town. Your Ageless Adventures guide will assist you with your plans that may include: Diamond Tooth Gertie’s Gambling Hall, a historical walking tour, or a coach tour to Dome Mountain to view the Midnight Sun.
The adventure continues. Experience the Dempster Highway on a day tour to Tombstone Territorial Park and the Ogilvie-Peel Viewpoint, the most picturesque scenery on the Dempster Highway.
There is free time in Dawson City to explore until a late afternoon flight from Dawson City with Air North to Inuvik, NWT. Upon arrival enjoy a Inuvik town and cultural tour and discover how three main cultures have shaped its growth.
Journey by plane over the Arctic Ocean to Tuktoyaktuk (round trip). This experience is typically the highlight of the tour. The Tuk peninsula has the world’s highest concentration of Pingos* and is a Canadian National Landmark. A local guide will share the Inuvialuit culture with you. Dip your toe into the Arctic Ocean and receive a “Toe Dipping Certificate”. Dinner tonight is at a local Tuk eatery.*Pingos are ice core hills that can only grow in a permafrost environment and can reach a height of 150 feet. Pingo is an Inuvialuit word for conical hill. A.E. Porsild (the scout for the Reindeer expedition) was first to suggest the scientific use of the word “pingo”. There are an estimated 3,000 pingos in North America with some 1,500 found in the Mackenzie Delta – Tuktoyaktuk. The Inuvialuit & the Canadian Parks Service have recognized the significance of these unique landforms and designated the area a Pingo Canadian Landmark Site.
Visit a husky dog team in the morning and learn about sled dogs of the North. After lunch, enjoy a cruise of the Mackenzie Delta with a local guide.
This morning visit the historic Igloo Church and explore Inuvik before an afternoon flight to Whitehorse. Arrive at the Gold Rush Inn for a three night stay.
Proceed along the Alaska Highway to Kluane Lake located alongside the Kluane National Park. Travel alongside the most breathtaking mountain range, the great Kluane Range, with views of Mt. Logan and Saint Elias. There are photo stops and a visit to the Haines Junction Visitor Centre en route.
Visit and tour the Yukon Wildlife Preserve. View many Yukon species in over 350 acres of natural landscapes. After lunch at a local Whitehorse eatery tour the MacBride Museum of Yukon History which houses the history of the city of Whitehorse, the gold rush, the Mounties, and First Nations. The museum also includes vast geological history and boasts the largest public collection of Yukon gold in the world.This evening take some time to reflect on your visit to the Yukon and Northwest Territories and enjoy a farewell dinner with your new friends.
A mid morning departure for Vancouver as you bid farewell to the North.
Day 1
Vancouver–Whitehorse
Day 2
Whitehorse–Skagway, Alaska
Day 3
Whitehorse–Dawson City
Day 4
Dawson City
Day 5
Dawson City–Dempster Highway–Dawson City
Day 6
Dawson City–Inuvik, NWT
Day 7
Inuvik–Tuktoyaktuk–Inuvik
Day 8
Inuvik
Day 9
Inuvik–Whitehorse
Day 10
Whitehorse–Kluane Lake–Whitehorse
Day 11
Whitehorse
Day 12
Whitehorse–Vancouver
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What Our Travellers Are Saying

Our Office Team

"Every phone contact resulted in prompt and courteous service." • • • "The office staff is always ready to answer questions, give good advice and travel recommendations if asked. When it is time to travel with Ageless Adventures I always know where I am supposed to be and when. My experience with staff is positive." - Sharon, July 2026

Our Tour Director

"Heather always goes the extra mile whether it’s helping someone who is confused or handing out treats on our long bus rides. So great that she provides background information and details about the area that we might not pick up on our own." - Lynn, July 2026 • • • "Heather was compassionate and had a great sense of humour. She was familiar with the tour and pointed out landmarks which were not included in the itinerary." - Jean, July 2026 • • • "Heather is always present; very aware of what is going on; very caring toward the guests and a heap of fun. She keeps the tour moving and close to schedule. Heather is fantastic at troubleshooting and thinking on her feet." - Jean, July 2026

The Northern Experience

"I really enjoyed our day trip out to Carcross, visiting the carving shed and meeting Keith Wolfe Smarch was lovely and shopping in the little village type area was fun and enjoyable. The tour to Goldbottom gold mine was very interesting and educational; the day trip on the Dempster Highway to Tombstone was beautiful. On the whole, all our tours were very good. My experience on this tour was very positive. The group was fun and cohesive." - Sharon, July 2026 • • • "If you're looking for adventure, you've come to the right place!" • • • "Trite as it may sound, this was a long-time item to check off my bucket list, so glad I went and experienced it all." • • • "I appreciated the full schedule of 12 days in a unique part of Canada I probably wouldn’t have seen any other way." - Margaret, July 2026

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