Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek is the most westerly community in Canada and is the Yukon’s gateway to Alaska. ...more

Dawson Creek

The community of Dawson Creek was one of many farming communities established by European-Canadian settlers moving into the Peace River Country. ...more

Delta Junction

Delta Junction began with a Road house that was built at the junction of the Delta and the Tanana Rivers to service gold seekers.  ...more

Fort Nelson

Fort Nelson was established first as a Hudson Bay Trading Post in 1805 and named after Admiral Nelson of the British Navy. ...more

Fort St John

​Fort St. John is The Energetic City, located in the heart of majestic Peace River country. ...more

Haines Junction

The highway community of Haines Junction is nestled at the base of the St. Elias Mountains. ...more

Teslin

The Village of Teslin is on the shores of Nisutlin Bay on Teslin Lake. ...more

Tok

Tok is often referred to as the “Gateway to Alaska,” because it is the first major community in Alaska you come to when heading north.  ...more

Watson Lake

Watson Lake is the first Yukon community encountered by the northbound traveller and is the second largest town in the Yukon. ...more

Whitehorse

Whitehorse is The Capital of the Yukon and over two-thirds of the Yukon’s residents live here, which has a year-round population of about 36,000. ...more