Spend the weekend in historic Dawson City enjoying the annual Dawson Music Festival. Float the Yukon River in canoes for three days to Eagle, Alaska, before getting on a mountain bike for the ride of a life time back to Dawson City.

Abandoned settlements and sunken ship hulls recall the era of goldrushers, paddlewheelers and settlers, as they made their way up and down the Teslin, Pelly and Yukon Rivers during the Klondike Gold Rush in 1898.

Snowcapped mountains, hanging glaciers, turquoise lakes and cascading rivers contribute to the magnificence of the rugged, scenic area that follows the Chilkoot Trail. It also serves as a historic outdoors museum with reminders from the 1898 Gold Rush.

From Dawson, camp and drive along the gravel Dempster Highway, the only public road to cross the Arctic Circle in Canada. A number of day hikes are planned to view flora, fauna and some of the most incredible scenery in the north.

Venture by bike to the northern edge of the Rocky Mountains in the remote Northeast Yukon, past pristine lakes with loons calling and the scenic splendor of the autumn colors in reds and golds.