Join us and explore the last untouched treasures of the North:
On this once-in-a-lifetime tour we are combining the best of both adventure worlds: Pristine wilderness canoeing and breathtaking backcountry hiking.

Tour Date: 06.08.-27.08.2009
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On this roundtrip you will travel some of the most spectacular landscapes and national parks Alaska and the Yukon have to offer. Follow the trails of the old gold diggers and adventurers on this 14 day trip.
Here, in the far north of the American continent, you will experience a vast nature with glaciers and impressive mountain massifs. Admire a variety of wildlife in the unique land of the midnight sun and the aurora borealis!

On this roundtrip you will travel some of the most spectacular landscapes and national parks Alaska and Canada's Yukon have to offer.
Follow the trails of the old gold-diggers and adventurers on this 14 day trip. Here, in the far north of the American continent, you will experience a vast nature with glaciers and impressive mountain massifs. Admire a variety of wildlife in the unique land of the midnight sun and the aurora borealis!

For a complete Northern experience, this trip cannot be matched. You’ll hike two national parks, Kluane in Canada and Denali in America, and trek into the Tombstone Mountain area.
Beginning in Whitehorse, the tour will make its way to Skagway, the first official Alaskan city, and ferry to nearby Haines, a town nestled on the edge of the ocean.

Are you ready for an adventure that leads you into one of the world most remarkable wilderness regions? If yes, come and explore with us Canada's Yukon and Alaska and relive the Gold Rush of 1898! Discover the land of the midnight sun, the land of the magic and mystery, the land of rivers, deep blue lakes and magnificent alpine scenery. The land that inspired both Jack London and Robert Service to write their stories and poems, the land which created their characters who are still around out here - come and see it for yourself.

The 370 kilometer tour (includes about 170 km on the Yukon River) through the solitude of the Teslin River is one of our favorite canoe adventures and it is especially suitable for the novice canoeist. Our well-trained guides introduce the participants to the proper paddle techniques on this class 1-2 river.

Special canoeing skills are not required. The tour starts in Whitehorse on the Yukon River with the compass needle set north, and we pass many relicts of the historic gold rush of 1898. The expedition travels over 320 km on this mighty river, exploring several abandoned settlements such as Hootalinqua and Big Salmon Village.

This classic canoe trip down the Yukon from Whitehorse to Dawson City is specially tailored for visitors who like to travel far away from tourist routes, following the trail of the old history.
The expedition travels over 700 kilometres on this mighty river, exploring several abandoned settlements such as Fort Selkirk, Hootalinqua and Big Salmon Village. Camps are set up on the gravel & sand banks of the mighty river where one can enjoy a refreshing bath in the Yukon. Black bears are quite common in the Yukon valley and are often seen by our guests.

The Wind River is renowned for its remote beauty, hiking and whitewater for the intermediate canoeist. The headwaters of the Wind are only accessible by float plane, and the legendary Beaver or Otter aircraft takes us through the spectacular Bonnet Plume Range of the northern Yukon into McClusky Lake.

Wild, rugged country, like you knew it would be. During your 21-day camping tour between Vancouver, BC and Whitehorse, Yukon you travel stretches where the chances to meet wild animals are better than finding people.
Exploring and hiking in these areas as well as the forests and arid hills of the high plateaus between the Rockies and coastal ranges you visit the most outstanding places in a variety of landscapes.

Experience pristine wilderness with amazing wildlife-viewing opportunities while paddling the Beaver River.
Fly with the water airplane to a small lake. Relaxed days on small lakes through intriguing brooks to explore. There is plenty of time to observe animals and fish, and to let your mind wander.

Discover endless valleys and ascend breathtaking mountains while hiking in Tombstone Park.
Tombstone Park is a place where people can step into the natural world and experience the awesome beauty of a northern mountain wilderness. Hikers and photographers are attracted by tundra walking with dramatic views, unusual landforms and craggy peaks.

Do you enjoy warm, dry weather? And you don't like to share your time with too many mosquitoes? Well, you likely just found the right canoe tour. July is a hot, dry time for this part of the country. August-September is a good time to experience the beginning Indian Summer and see the bull moose starting to rut. The nights then are generally cooler and temperatures can occasionally dip down to below freezing. Beware of the magic of aurora borealis.