Fantastic job. We have returned home from an awesome trip planned by Fresh Tracks with Northern…read moreTales. We had 5 day of adventures ( with an extra day at the beginning and end ) 7 days total. Day one: We started out by flying to Vancouver for our first day. Fresh Tracks booked us into the Fairmount at the Airport. It is super convenient being inside the airport. A very kind porter took us thru customs and to our hotel. Next morning we had breakfast and went down to the airport for our flight to Whitehorse. Day two: We were picked up by Northern Tales and taken to the BestWestern Goldrush hotel. There we got our rental clothing and our rooms. That night we had our first attempt to see the Northern Lights. Day three: we were taken on a City tour then to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve where we saw Caribou , Mule Deer, Mountain Goats, Moose, and Bison. After the Preserve a short drive to Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs. My husband and mother in law enjoys the hot springs more than I did. I expected bigger deeper pools. That night another attempt to view the Northern Lights. Day four: We were taken to the traditional territory of the Kwanlin Dun First Nation for Husky Rush. We were taken dog sledding by an expert and team of dogs. It was amazing. The dogs were super excited and making lots of noise up till they started moving. Then they were completely quiet. We traveled across frozen lakes and thru wooded areas on trails. After we were around a fire eating Bison Sausages and drinking hot tea. In the evening we had our third attempt to see the Northern Lights. Day five: we had snowmobiling. I have been on a snowmobile but it was decades ago. My husband and mother in law had never been on one. We all got great instructions before we started out. One guide in front and one in back. We stopped about half way for hot chocolate and a cookie and photos. Then our trip back over frozen lakes and thru wooded trails. That night our last attempt to see the Northern Lights. Day six: The next morning was our flight back to Vancouver. We were picked up and taken to our hotel. We stay the night in the Pan Pacific Hotel. A very nice hotel in the heart of Vancouver. Day seven: Next morning we were picked up and taken to the airport for our flight home. All pickups and drop-offs planned by Fresh Tracks. We had zero issues and had a wonderful time even though we didn't get to see the Northern Lights. It was just too cloudy. We had a blast and dog sledding and snowmobiling. Everyone we dealt with were super friendly, personable and professional. We'd recommend Northern Tales to anyone.

we booked dog sledding, self driving they mistakenly booked us for the other option when I…read morecomplained they immediately booked us for that proper self driving option at no additional charge no arguing they own their mistake

Don't trust Epic North!!! I booked multiple trips with Epic North in early June for late August…read more Shortly before my flight they cancelled all three trips leaving me to scramble to find another reputable company to do the same activities. Big thumbs down

From the owner: EPIC NORTH Tour Experiences is Yukon's best-rated tour operator for guided day-trips and multi-day…read moretours. We offer tours from/to Whitehorse throughout the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Alaska. EPIC NORTH is operating year-round. The group size is between 4 to 9 guests.

Janet and Gerd and Meghan and family run this wonderful expediting and tourism company. Right on…read morethe lake and lots of memorable tours available that will last a lifetime.

If I could give them 6 stars I would. I accidentally put the wrong address into Google maps, and…read moregot our rental car stuck in the snow of an unplowed road. I gave chief pilot a call, and he came by with shovels and helped us dig out our car. This took 2 hours, he then still went through with our tour despite us being 2 hours late. He is an all around amazing person, and the best customer experience throughout our 5 day trip in Whitehorse.

Mark lead us on a fantastic snowmobile trip today. Fantastic views and a lot of fun. Highly…read morerecommended.

This is a must see. The bridge swings some but not as much as I expected…read more We had a lot of fun. Great views. Be prepared for cold and wind.

Came as part of an excursion. A motor coach took us here and was amazed at the view! Wifey was…read moredefinitely excited as she never thought she would set foot in a part of the Yukon. The suspension bridge is scary at first but it's very sturdy and doesn't sway. It does bounce up and down but very little. Not much else to do here but the bridge and to take in the scenery. Bonus: there's a scavenger hunt for kids AND when you exit, they stamp your passport with the Yukon Suspension Bridge Stamp.

I joined Carcross/South Lake day tour April 2, 2022. The guide, Kim was fantastic! Super…read moreknowledgeable, funny and compassionate. To see real mountains how hungry men climbed for the gold, how US army made Alaska highway, how the community invests indigenous people and make a success, etc... This tour is not about seeing beautiful scenery. You will learn alot of Yukon. If you are lucky, you might able to see wild animals like mountain goat.

Amazing Company! Extremely accommodating and friendly. I booked my own tour to the Yukon Wildlife…read morePreserve through the preserve website, but didn't book transportation from the hotel. A cab was going to be about $140 round trip. I emailed Who What Where Tours the night before and they made it happen for half the price. Teena and Harmony were amazing. Thank you for make our trip memorable and stress free.

Booked via Norwegian Encore for May 6, 2026, departure 12:00pm, as a solo and had the fare…read morediscounted by $50 because of my package excursion credit. The day was dry, clear, but blustery and our ship was the only cruise ship scheduled in port that day, normally 3 to 4 cruise ships are docked each morning for the day. The train accessed a rail spur allowing boarding near the ship, but the terminal in town is not a long distance if lacking mobility issues. Each car has outside viewing areas, and clean bathrooms, but unlike the staff, guests are not allowed to move between cars. If you spy an issue with your fellow rail car guests upon boarding like small screaming children I would change cars quickly after boarding. Even though water was provided with my fare I would suggest packing water jugs or bottles, and some nibbles ( I packed some yummy freshly baked cookies from a lounge on my ship) for the 3 hour ride, inexpensive snack boxes were sold on the return trip from the summit as were White Pass & Yukon Route ball caps for $15. Windows are large, but if you want the river view as you ascend the 20 mile climb to the summit then sit on the left side, when returning the right side faces the chasm. Ascending and Descending you should pass several White Pass Rail Trains so wave at your fellow tourists. Overall a nice experience for me, with great views. This is a seasonal experience that mirrors the Alaska cruise season, and it takes weeks to prepare the rail for each season.

Beautiful and Historic Ride, Worth the Experience! I have to…read moreadmit, I started this experience feeling a little stressed. We were sailing on the Star Princess and needed to be back on the ship by 4:30 PM, but our White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad train was supposed to arrive at 1:00 and didn't actually arrive until 1:25. Since it's about a three-hour ride, I was worried we might not make it back in time for sail away. Thankfully, we did make it back on time! As soon as we got on the train, though, I was able to relax and really enjoy the experience. It truly felt like stepping back in time. The narration throughout the ride was fantastic and filled with fascinating historical facts. I had no idea how many people once hiked that route or how grateful everyone was when the railroad was finally built. The scenery was absolutely beautiful and the whole experience was unforgettable. One funny note: I've flown on planes and cruised on ships without ever getting motion sickness, but somehow I ended up getting train sick! The constant back-and-forth movement got to me, even though everyone else seemed completely fine. That was just me and definitely not the railroad's fault. Overall, this was such a unique and amazing experience, and I'm really glad we did it. If you're visiting Skagway, I would absolutely recommend the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad!

We arranged this incredible dog sledding experience through the Northern Lights Resort. There were…read morefour of us in total, and each of us had our own sled with five eager huskies and one musher. My wife was in the lead with Marcelle, the proprietor of the business, as her musher. Marcelle has tremendous experience, having completed several run of the Iditarod, among other long distance dog sled competitions. Her staff were all experienced and very friendly, even though English was not their primary language. Even the dogs were super friendly, and we had so much fun sledding through the forest. If you're up in the neighborhood, I would definitely recommend this outdoor adventure. Even more important, the tour includes a full set of warm gear, including boots that made the experience tolerable in the extreme cold that we experienced.

Nice easy hike with some history! You can walk a few km or up to 18km. Lots of signs so you don't…read moreget lost. It is super scenic along the water. When you reach canyon city you see some old cans and pots and one of the old wooden rail wagons they used many years ago. Also a good area to have a picnic. You can bring your kids too.

Miles Canyon is natural perfection. You get to look at the massive rocky cliffs and turquoise blue…read morewaters. There are lots of hiking trails to be ventured. Bring supplies and make a day of the beauty.