Miranda Currie first fell in love with the Yukon in 2002, when she drove north to experience the vast wilderness for herself. While living in Dawson City and later in Whitehorse she saw the Yukon as a land of opposites where she could find great adventure and great tranquility at the same time. Canoeing keeps her muscles strong in the summer and dogsledding helps to keep her warm in winter.
Miranda has worked in the outdoor industry for over 10 years, and has earned academic degrees in Outdoor Recreation and Geography as well as in Outdoor Education. She is passionate about the wilderness and teaching in the outdoors. Helping people discover something new in the Yukon really floats her boat! As a proud member of Opaskwayak Cree First Nation, Miranda loves to share the experiences of her culture with interested visitors. Her playful, enthusiastic nature and her 'larger than life' laugh will keep you entertained by the campfire. Miranda looks forward to sharing the Yukon with you!