moderate
3–5 days
Participants should be in good physical health, able to tolerate cold and walking on uneven terrain
Join this extraordinary winter adventure in Yukon to see the elusive Northern Lights and encounter iconic wildlife amidst glacier-carved landscapes. Discover why this season’s Glacier and Aurora tour is a must-do for outdoor lovers.
Winter temperatures can drop suddenly; layered clothing keeps you warm and flexible.
A sturdy tripod enhances night photography of the auroras and starry skies.
Cold weather can be dehydrating; carry water to stay energized.
Limited spots mean booking in advance is recommended to secure your place.
The Yukon played a pivotal role during the Klondike Gold Rush, which attracted prospectors and explorers to these winter lands.
Tour operators prioritize minimal environmental impact by following Leave No Trace principles and supporting local wildlife preservation efforts.
Keeps you warm during cold nights and early mornings, essential for aurora viewing.
winter specific
Layer underneath your outerwear to stay warm while outdoors for extended periods.
winter specific
Capture the stunning auroras and scenic landscapes.
winter specific
Provide traction and warmth across icy, snowy terrain.
winter specific