Escape with us on a dazzling and daring journey down a gold rush river highway … the Yukon.From the beauty of the Llewellyn Glacier, through booming Whitehorse to historic Dawson City. Past magnificent mountains and through rugged canyons. To prospectors, craftsmen and musicians this is a river with a legendary past and a brilliant future. By motor boat, sternwheeler and float plane we’ll explore the Yukon’s hidden gems. We’ll travel along a river overflowing with beauty, culture and history. We’ll meet the people who live and play on the Yukon.  From serene glacier-fed lakes to the heart of the Klondike gold rush. The Yukon is North America’s third longest river, stretching some three thousand kilometres. It’s massive basin drains around 850,000 square kilometres of high North and Arctic terrain. The Yukon’s headwaters are in the Canadian province of British Columbia. The river then traverses the Yukon Territory and angles across Alaska before emptying into the Bering Sea. Multiple First Nations - including the Tagish Kwan,Hän Hwëch'in, Northern and Southern Tutchone - have called the river home for thousands of years.A historic highway for transport and trade, the river is a main artery of this remote Northern landscape.

Cruise down the Canadian waterway that connects the Great Lakes to the North Atlantic. Follow cargo vessels through a ship graveyard, learn of towns drowned to make way for trade, surf the eternal wave nicknamed Vague à Guy, and watch whales breach.