Ready to explore the Yukon like never before? Whether you're up for a quick half-day jaunt, a full-day adventure, or a multi-day backpacking mission, we’ve got you. Our certified guides (trained by the Association of Canadian Mountain Guides) will lead you through the most stunning, off-the-radar landscapes in the territory. From wide open alpine ridges to hidden glacier lakes, this is Yukon hiking, the way it should be.
Half-Day Hike
Short on time but hungry for a dose of wilderness? Our half-day hikes offer a solid adventure without committing the full day. Think ridgelines, canyon trails, and epic lookout points—all within reach.
Full-Day Hike
Got a full day to roam? Perfect. Our full-day hikes take you deep into the backcountry, across dramatic elevation, rugged terrain, and rewarding summit views. This is the kind of hike that makes your legs burn and your soul light up.
Custom Overnight Backpacking Trips
Want to sleep under the stars? We offer fully guided overnight trips, whether it's one night or a full-on multi-day backpacking expedition. Together we’ll choose a trail that fits your goals, fitness, and sense of adventure. You bring the grit, we bring the route planning.
Choose Your Region
Each region offers a different kind of terrain—and vibe. When you book, we’ll help you decide which fits your adventure style best. Below are just a few trail examples we can explore together:
Kluane National Park
Towering peaks, glacial valleys, and high alpine passes. This is big-mountain country. Trails like King’s Throne (15 km, 1,250 m gain) or Auriol Trail (15 km, 367 m gain) are classic Kluane experiences. For a deeper mission, Bock’s Lake offers remote alpine camping with unreal views.
Carcross Region
Desert dunes meet rugged peaks. This quirky, beautiful landscape is full of contrast. Climb Nares Mountain (8 km, 1,000 m gain) for lake views or explore Montana Mountain (15 km, 853 m gain) for a wilder alpine route.
Whitehorse Area
Easily accessible, but still remote and beautiful. Expect ridge walks, hidden canyons, and endless pine forest. Try Ibex Ridge (9 km, 938 m gain) for a steep challenge or the Yukon River Trail (10 km, mellow) for something more relaxed.
All levels welcome. Fully guided.
We’re here to teach you along the way, so next time, you’ll feel more confident heading into the mountains on your own.
