Yukon Aurora Nights with Wild Adventure Yukon
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, capable of walking on snow-covered terrain for about 1 hour.
Overview
Spend a night under Yukon’s northern sky with Wild Adventure Yukon’s Aurora Experience. From snowshoeing and museum tours to fireside feasts, this trip offers a complete Northern Lights adventure.
Pass #2: Gateway to the Light
6 Hours • Standard Package
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About This Adventure
Experience the enchanting Yukon with our Standard Aurora Experience Package. Enjoy communal fireside gatherings, gourmet local cuisine, and a tour of the largest wildlife museum in Northern Canada. Cap off your adventure with a breathtaking view of the aurora borealis, creating unforgettable memories under the starry sky.
Experience the enchanting Yukon with our Standard Aurora Experience Package. Enjoy communal fireside gatherings, gourmet local cuisine, and a tour of the largest wildlife museum in Northern Canada. Cap off your adventure with a breathtaking view of the aurora borealis, creating unforgettable memories under the starry sky.
Adventure Tips
Dress for Arctic Night Conditions
Bring insulated layers, waterproof boots, and mittens rated for temperatures below -30°C to stay warm during outdoor segments.
Arrive Well-Rested
This 6-hour tour includes evening activities; ensure you’re rested to fully enjoy the experience and Aurora viewing.
Snowshoeing Requires Moderate Mobility
The snowshoe hike covers uneven terrain; participants should have moderate fitness and balance.
Camera Prep
Use a tripod and manual camera settings to capture the aurora’s fleeting light. Turn off flash and bring extra batteries.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Arctic foxes occasionally spotted in winter
- Migratory boreal owls inhabiting boreal forests
History
Carcross was a historic trading hub during the Klondike Gold Rush and continues to preserve First Nations culture.
Conservation
Wild Adventure Yukon emphasizes minimizing light pollution and respects local wildlife habitats to protect the fragile northern environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Insulated Winter Jacket
Keeps you warm during prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures.
winter specific
Snow Boots
Waterproof and insulated boots ensure dry and warm feet on snowy trails.
winter specific
Tripod for Camera
Critical for steady long-exposure shots of aurora borealis.
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Thermal Gloves and Hat
Protect extremities from frostbite during outdoor activities.
winter specific