Imagine canoeing down the historic Yukon River on a professionally guided canoe trip adventure through the very places where the Klondike Goldrush took place over 100 years ago. Explore the remnants of many of the original log cabins, buildings and paddle wheelers that still dot her wilderness shoreline from the days of the Gold Rushers. This is a land deeply infused with a rich and colourful history that still supports a healthy population of muskrat, beaver, fox, wolf, bear, eagle, trumpeter swan, moose and spectacular Canadian wilderness.

From its headwaters, only 20 miles from the Pacific Ocean in northern British Columbia, the river drains 325,000 square miles of land through the Yukon and Alaska before flowing into the Bering Strait.