Yukon Accommodation and lodging listings
Yukon, famous for magical views of the Aurora Borealis, the beauty of its wildlife and the splendor of its mountains.
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Aurora Inn
Approx 1km away in Dawson City:
Welcome to the Aurora Inn. Full service hotel location in Dawson City. We offer convenient location to all the local historic attractions and museums that Dawson City has. The Aurora Inn was established in 1998.
Cozy Nest Hideaway
Approx 1km away in Watson Lake:
We're sure that you'll agree that the name Cozy Nest Hideaway fits nicely - clean, comfortable and peaceful.
Frances Lake Wilderness Lodge
Approx 1km away in Watson Lake:
Frances Lake Wilderness Lodge - one of Yukon's premier wilderness getaways - is situated in beautiful southeastern Yukon on a secluded lake nestled in the northern foothills of Canada's famed Rocky Mountains.
A Scandia House
Approx 4km away in Whitehorse:
Enjoy a touch of Scandinavia on the edge of the Yukon Wilderness. We are located in a peaceful neighbourhood on bus route & minutes from downtown Whitehorse Open year-round. Private entrance. Dining room facing a fabulous mountain and .....
Triple J Hotel
Approx 1km away in Dawson City:
The Triple J Hotel offers a variety of accommodations, from executive suites and motel rooms, to self contained cabin units. The property is conveniently located in downtown Dawson, across from Diamond Tooth Gerties's Casino, and two blocks from The Palace Grand Theatre.
Yukon Mountain Retreat
Todays featured Whitehorse cottage / chalet or cabin:
When you hear the "call of the wild," answer with a stay in a Yukon wilderness lodge. Far from the pressures of the modern world, you can surround yourself with raw, rugged wilderness while enjoying accommodations and cuisine that are anything but rough.
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More than 80 percent of the Yukon is wild, compared to a North and Central American average of 40 percent. Much of the Yukon's most spectacular wilderness is preserved within comprehensive national and territorial parks and other protected areas.
Kluane Park's Mount Logan is the highest mountain in Canada, a majestic peak set in a sea of ice.