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9.8 111 reviews
Yukon
25/09 – 01/10
$490/nighttotal: $2940 (6 )
Beautiful Relaxing Log Chalet With Amazing View Of Saint-elias Mountain Range.
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chalet , Haines Junction
This chalet is situated in the mountains near Haines Junction, just 5 kilometres from Pine Lake, the St. Elias Convention Centre and Kluane National Park and Reserve. The property has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall user experience. The chalet offers 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, accommodating up to 11 guests. Amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, a terrace, a garden, parking, internet access, and a barbecue grill, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Yukon
25/09 – 01/10
$195/nighttotal: $1170 (6 )
Dry Log Cabin With Mountain Views
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chalet , Upper Laberge
This chalet in Upper Laberge is situated 27 kilometres from the S.S. Klondike National Historic Site and Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport, and 34 kilometres from the Miles Canyon Suspension Bridge. This 43 square metre, one-bedroom cabin offers complimentary WiFi, a well-equipped kitchen with a microwave, and private parking, with outdoor dining facilities available.
9.8 247 reviews
Yukon
25/09 – 01/10
$121/nighttotal: $726 (6 )
Midnight Sun Cabin
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cabin , Yukon Territories
This cosy cabin is situated on a secluded army beach property, a 45km drive south of Whitehorse in the Yukon Territory. It has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall experience. The cabin has one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating two guests. It includes a kitchen with a fridge and microwave, internet access, a garden, and parking, as well as being pet-friendly. Guests can enjoy lakefront access for fishing, swimming, kayaking, and witnessing the Northern Lights during the winter months.
9.8 25 reviews
Yukon
25/09 – 01/10
$149/nighttotal: $894 (6 )
Canyon Country B&b, Cabin 1
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cabin , Haines Junction
This one-room cabin near Haines Junction, Yukon, offers stunning mountain views and is conveniently located a short distance from the town centre. The self-catering lodge sleeps two guests in a king-size bed, features a kitchenette with electric cooking, and shares a backyard with a lawn, patio, fire pit, and BBQ; an outhouse and cold shower are provided.
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Frequently Asked Questions about cottages in Yukon
What are the top must-see attractions in Yukon, Canada?
Yukon boasts incredible natural beauty. For breathtaking scenery, Kluane National Park and Reserve is a must, home to Canada's highest peak, Mount Logan. Dawson City offers a glimpse into the Klondike Gold Rush history with its charming streets and museums like the Dawson City Museum. Whitehorse, the capital, features Miles Canyon and the SS Klondike National Historic Site, showcasing Yukon's riverboat history. Don't forget to explore the awe-inspiring Northern Lights in winter.
A five-day trip allows for a taste of Yukon's diversity. Spend a day exploring Whitehorse, visiting the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre and taking a scenic walk along the river. Dedicate at least two days to Kluane National Park, perhaps hiking or taking a guided tour. A day trip to Dawson City offers a unique historical experience. The remaining day can be used for activities like gold panning or a visit to a local craft shop, depending on your interests and the time of year.
What are the best cottage rentals for families and kids in Yukon?
Is Yukon, Canada a good destination to rent a cottage?
Yes, renting a cottage in Yukon can be a fantastic experience, particularly during the summer months. Many options exist near lakes and rivers, offering a peaceful escape into nature. However, availability varies depending on the season, so booking in advance is recommended. Consider locations near Whitehorse or smaller communities for easier access to amenities.
What are the best pet friendly cottage rentals in Yukon?
What weather, wildlife, or natural hazards might affect travelers in Yukon, Canada?
Yukon's weather is extreme. Summers are short and warm, with potential for wildfires, while winters are long, dark, and very cold, with significant snowfall. Wildlife encounters are possible; be bear aware and carry bear spray, especially when hiking. Natural hazards include unpredictable weather, river currents, and icy conditions in winter. Always check weather forecasts and heed warnings before embarking on any outdoor activity.
What are the best cottage rentals with parking in Yukon?
Whitehorse has dedicated pedestrian and cycling paths, making it relatively friendly for both. However, outside of the city, infrastructure is limited. Cycling and walking in rural areas requires careful planning, awareness of wildlife, and appropriate gear for the conditions. Always prioritize safety.
Are there any unusual or hidden places to explore in Yukon, Canada?
Many hidden gems exist. The Tombstone Territorial Park offers stunning, remote landscapes. Exploring some of the less-visited trails in Kluane National Park can lead to secluded spots with incredible views. Consider a visit to the abandoned town of Selkirk, a ghost town with a rich history. Always inform someone of your plans when venturing off the beaten path.
What are some of the best cultural experiences that allow you to meet locals in Yukon, Canada?
Attend local events like the Yukon Sourdough Rendezvous (a springtime festival) or the Dawson City Music Festival. Visiting local craft fairs and markets provides opportunities to interact with artisans. Consider staying in a bed and breakfast or a smaller, family-run accommodation for a more personal experience and chance to chat with locals. Many restaurants also offer a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
What are the best authentic dishes to taste in Yukon, Canada?
Yukon cuisine blends traditional First Nations ingredients with influences from the Gold Rush era. Try some locally sourced salmon or char, often prepared simply to highlight the fresh flavour. Venison and other wild game dishes are also popular. For a taste of history, sample some sourdough bread, a staple since the Klondike Gold Rush days. Many restaurants feature local ingredients on their menus.
Are there any recommended items to pack for a stay in Yukon, Canada?
Packing for Yukon depends on the season. Regardless of the time of year, sturdy waterproof hiking boots are essential, as are layers of clothing suitable for both warm and cold conditions. In winter, pack warm hats, gloves, and scarves. Insect repellent is a must during the summer months. Bear spray is recommended for any backcountry adventures. Don't forget a good quality camera to capture the stunning scenery.