A Mid-winter Night’s Dream
Slow as the drip of cold birch syrup, long as our January tilt away from the sun—winter in the Yukon can drag on.
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Slow as the drip of cold birch syrup, long as our January tilt away from the sun—winter in the Yukon can drag on.
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The students from the local Robert Service School experience the Yukon artifacts associated with Klondike National Historic Sites.
Students Examine Local Artifacts With a Gentle Touch Read More »
St. Elias Lake is a manageable day hike or overnight that can help gauge managing the backcountry, or just a beautiful destination.
Spotlight on St. Elias Lake: A family-friendly backcountry experience Read More »
There it is, a roiling torrent of water in place of the babbling brook you crossed in the morning. Here are some things to keep in mind.
Getting to the Other Side: Tips for safe creek crossings Read More »
Dredge No. 4 was built in 1912 and operated until 1959. It was designated as a national historic site in 1997.
Modern tech meets heritage conservation in Dawson City Read More »
James Minifie maintains one of the Yukon region’s remote weather stations. The data provided by these units is used to help produce the avalanche forecast.
Know before you go Read More »
Artists and Parks Canada heritage interpreters, Justin Apperley (left) and Miriam Behman, with their field camera Photography played a key role in the history and