5,000 square feet of Yukon wildlife exhibits and ice-age mammals, featuring a life-sized woolly mammoth, steppe bison and the world's largest bear. Gold panning, minigolf, dogcart rides, ATV rides and hikes.
CarcrossMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Come and discover the Yukon through the eyes of contemporary visual artists. Enjoy cutting-edge exhibitions with a Yukon perspective.
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Tagé Cho Hudän Interpretive Centre
The Tagé Cho Hudän Interpretive Centre showcases the past and present culture of the Northern Tutchone with many fascinating exhibits. Indoor features include a moose skin boat, a dug-out canoe, a rare collection of stone and bone tools, and more.
CarmacksMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Dawson City Firefighter's Museum
Visit the carefully preserved historic firefighting steamer engines and other artifacts from Dawson City’s Gold Rush days.
Dawson CityMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Discover Yukon's transportation history. Alaska Highway, dogsleds, early aviation. White Pass & Yukon Route Railway, sternwheelers. Gift shop, tours, wheelchair access, parking. Open summer months.
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Visit our free Yukon Wildlife Gallery to experience a rare look at many Northern species. Enjoy a delicious meal presented by friendly staff in our clean, comfortable restaurant. Gas, diesel, propane.
TeslinMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Get an in-depth look at Dawson’s social and mining history, the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in People, pre-gold rush history, the colourful Gold Rush era, and the natural history of the Klondike. See our programs, rocker box demonstrations, Gift Shop and more.
Dawson CityMuseums & Interpretive Centres
The Northern Lights Centre is home to the Yukon's only visitor facility dedicated to the science and folklore of the aurora borealis.
Watson LakeMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Old Log Church Museum
This log cathedral is a good example of early Northern architecture. Programs, exhibits about early missionary and whaling history, First Nations culture and the legendary Bishop who ate his boots!
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Unique displays of a century of silver and gold mining. Tools, equipment, memorabilia, photographs of life in an isolated mining town. Open daily, June to September. Unique gift shop.
Keno CityMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Museum is named after a venerated Tlingit elder. Experience the story of Inland Tlingits through his photos and colourful exhibits. Gift shop, Tlingit arts & crafts. Open daily 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. RV access.
TeslinMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Cabin where the famous American author lived during the Klondike Gold Rush. His works include Call of the Wild and White Fang. Daily tours and presentations. Open mid-May to mid-September. $2.00 admission.
Dawson CityMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Yukon adventure starts here! From gold rush fever to the birth of Whitehorse, the MacBride Museum offers a complete view of the people and events that built Canada's Yukon. Gold panning! Family Fun! Open all year.
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
From love letters to home movies, photographs to handwritten diaries, turn-of-the-century newspapers to modern sound recordings, the Yukon Archives preserves and shares a wealth of original, unique and irreplaceable materials.
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Big Jonathan House
The Selkirk First Nation cultural centre at Pelly Crossing is housed in a replica of Fort Selkirk’s Big Jonathan House. This attraction has a range of works by local artists, as well as locally-made beaded clothing, birch bark baskets, baby birch bedding and tools.
Pelly CrossingMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Museum and Visitor Information Centre with a gift shop showcasing local arts and crafts.
MayoMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Explore Tlingit culture and art at this award-winning centre. Sample smoked salmon at the traditional Fish Camp; purchase authentic Tlingit and Native crafts at the gift shop. Open daily. RV access.
TeslinMuseums & Interpretive Centres
This impressive log building in “downtown” Faro is the place to go for tourist information and interesting displays on the Campbell Region’s history, geology and wildlife.
FaroMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Kluane Museum of Natural History
World-class wildlife displays along with displays of native dress and artifacts. Admission includes wildlife video theatre. Mid-May to mid-September.
Burwash LandingMuseums & Interpretive Centres
On our 45-minute walking tour of Whitehorse, informed guides take visitors on a journey back in time, revealing more than a century of the city’s heritage through fascinating stories about its historic buildings, unique architecture and local landmarks.
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Ride our vintage Loki and discover the exciting role of copper and rail in Yukon's history, at our museum. Group bookings available. Open daily throughout May to September.
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Welcome to Dänojà Zho Cultural Centre; the gateway into Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Heritage. Exhibits, tours, films, cultural activities, performances, events and unique gift shop. Open May to September.
Dawson CityMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Envision a place where predators of staggering proportions compete with human hunters for food in a cold, dry, treeless expanse. Explore the mysteries of that world within the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre and watch Beringia come alive.
WhitehorseMuseums & Interpretive Centres
Scenic Railway of the World. Narrow gauge railway built in 1898 during the Klondike Gold Rush. Round-trip excursions from Skagway and train-motorcoach service between Whitehorse – Carcross – Skagway.
CarcrossMuseums & Interpretive Centres