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ARTS AND CULTURE

Klondike Institute of Art and Culture
Features solo and group exhibitions by regional, national, and international visual artists, and a wide array of outreach programming including artist's and curator's talks, openings, lectures, screenings and other special events. Odd Gallery, Dawson City International Short Film Festival
1-867-993-5005 Dawson City
Teslin Tlingit Heritage Centre
Tlingit culture and art, Tlingit and Native crafts
1-867-390-2532 Teslin
Yukon Arts Centre
Theatre (concerts) and Public Art Gallery
1-867-667-8575, 300 College Drive, Whitehorse
Yukon Crafts Society's Artisan Market
May 25 - Aug 31, 2010 Westmark Klondike Hotel, 2288-2nd Avenue, Whitehorse

ENTERTAINMENT, SHOPPING AND EDUCATION

Canada Games Centre
Multi purpose facility, swimming, fitness, Whitehorse
Cellar Dining Room / Gallery Restaurant & Lounge
Whitehorse
Steele Street Ale & Roast House

Whitehorse
Frantic Follies
A turn of the century vaudeville revue which depicts the entertainment seen by the pioneers of the Great Klondike Gold Rush of 1898.
1-867-668-2042 Whitehorse
Log Skyscraper Trading Post
1-867-633-2118 210 Lambert, Whitehorse

MUSEUMS AND HISTORICAL SITES

Canyon City - townsite during the rush to the Klondike Goldfields.
walking from Miles Canyon parking area, across the Robert Lowe footbridge, and upriver along the 1.77km unmarked trail., Whitehorse
Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site
1-800-661-0486, 205 - 300 Main Street Whitehorse
Protects the historic gateway to the Yukon once tread by Tlingit First Nation traders and Klondike gold rush prospectors. The Chilkoot Trail was designated a national historic site because of the role it played in the mass movement of people to the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush.
Copperbelt Railway Museum
role of copper and rail in Yukon's history,
Mile 91928 Alaska Highway, Whitehorse
Downtown Whitehorse Murals
Frontierland / Museum of Natural History
Historical buildings in Whitehorse
Fort Selkirk
Whitehorse
MacBride Museum of Yukon History
1-867-667-2709, 1124 First Avenue, Whitehorse,
Old Log Church Museum
1-867-668-2555, Corner of 3rd Ave. & Elliott St., Whitehorse
S.S. Klondike National Historic Site
800-661-0486 Whitehorse
Riverboats brought virtually all goods into the region, as well as many of the newcomers. The site brings to life the history and the challenge of moving freight along the Yukon River.
Yukon Archives
867) 667-5321 400 College Drive Whitehorse
Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre
You are about to embark on a prehistoric journey, a voyage into the past when woolly mammoths and scimitar cats used to roam Beringia. Find out more about ice age fossils. Whitehorse
Yukon Historical & Museum Association
(867) 667-4704 3126 Third Avenue, Whitehorse
Yukon History
Yukon Transportation Museum
1-867-668-4792, 30 Electra Crescent Whitehorse

Beringia Centre, Woolly Mammoth
Whitehorse 
Photo courtesy of the Yukon Government

REGIONAL AND COMMUNITY LINKS

Explore North Yukon-Alaska
Visit Whitehorse Whitehorse (1)
Yukon - Larger than Life City of Whitehorse
1-867-667-6401, 2121 Second Ave, Whitehorse

SPORTS, NATURE AND OUTDOORS

Kluane/Wrangell-St. Elias/Glacier Bay/ Tatshenshini/-Asek World Heritage Site
The St. Elias Mountains extend over most of the preserve area, hosting the largest group of great peaks on the continent, including massive 5,959-metre Mount Logan, the highest mountain in Canada.

Canoeing Kluane National Park
Kluane National Park
Photo Courtesy of
Yukon Government / D Crowe 

Birchwoodtours
1-867-633-3509 Whitehorse
Cabin Fever Adventures
1-888-740-0815 Whitehorse
Cedar and Canvas Adventures
1-867-633-5526 Whitehorse
Grey Mountain
Miles Canyon
Millenium Trail
5 kilometre non-motorized multi-use paved trail and is ideal for all ages and abilities.  The trail connects with the Yukon River Loop Trail to Miles Canyon
Shadow Lake Expeditions
1-867-393-2232 Whitehorse
Swan Haven Interpretation Centre
M'Clintock Bay on Marsh Lake hosts a spring spectacle of returning swans and other water birds not to be missed. Late March, April and early May are the best times to visit Swan Haven Interpretation Centre. Trumpeter and Tundra swans, wigeons, Canada Geese, Northern Pintails, shorebirds, eagles and other predators abound in this small bay, easily seen from the observation decks.
Takhini Hot Springs
1-867-456-8000 Whitehorse
Yukon Wildlife Preserve
1-867-633-2922 Whitehorse
Whitehorse Fishway - Fish ladder and Hathchery

TOURS

Canada Your Way Vacation Specialists
1-888-730-9500 West Vancouver
Gray Line Yukon
1-867-668-3225 Whitehorse
Northern Lights - Aurora Borealis - Tours
1-867-667-6054 Whitehorse
Northern Tales Travel Services Inc.
1-867-667-6054 Whitehorse
Taiga Journeys
1-867-393-3394 Whitehorse
Tatshenshini Expediting
1-867-393-3661 17 Koidern Avenue, Whitehorse
Tom's Touring Service
1-867-393-3848, 709 Minto Road, Whitehorse
Yukon River Cruises Ltd.
1-867-668-4716 Schwatka Lake, 68 Miles Canyon Road, Whitehorse
Waterfront Trolley
Discover Whitehorse's fascinating waterfront history aboard a beautifully restored, bright yellow 1925 Waterfront Trolley .
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