Experience a full-day guided frozen waterfall climb just outside Whitehorse, Yukon. No prior climbing experience needed—just prepare for a rewarding winter backcountry challenge surrounded by pristine wilderness.
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When winter settles over the Yukon, the wilderness transforms into a crystal canvas of ice and snow. Here, beyond Whitehorse’s edges, a frozen waterfall waits silently, daring adventurers to ascend its vertical ice face.
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle a snowy 40-minute hike carrying gear and 3–4 hours of steady ice climbing.
Wildlife
History
The Yukon’s frozen waterways and rugged winter landscapes have long challenged prospectors and adventurers during the Klondike Gold Rush era.
Conservation
Local guides emphasize Leave No Trace principles to protect the fragile winter ecology and minimize human impact on the backcountry environment.
Reserve your spot on the Frozen Waterfall Climbing Adventure in the Yukon today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Dress in layered, insulated clothing
Temperatures can drop quickly; layering helps regulate warmth during climbing and rest periods.
Stay hydrated
Cold weather can mask dehydration; bring insulated water bottles to keep fluids from freezing.
Use provided climbing gear correctly
Listen carefully to guide instructions on crampon and axe use to ensure safety on the ice.
Plan for potential weather delays
Winter weather can cause cancellations; confirm cancellation policies and be flexible with timing.
Insulated, waterproof boots
Keeps feet warm and dry during the hike and climb on snowy, icy terrain.
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Thermal base layers
Traps heat close to the skin and wicks moisture away during exertion.
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Waterproof outer shell jacket and pants
Protects from wind and wet snow exposure, crucial for all-day outdoor activity.
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Insulated gloves with grip
Ensures hands stay warm while maintaining dexterity for handling ice tools.
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