After landing in the Yukon capital, your tour guide will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. During an introduction to the trip, you'll also get to know your fellow travelers. Afterwards, you'll have time to explore Whitehorse.

The legendary Alaska Highway takes you southeast, soon surrounded by endless forests and striking mountains. Keep an eye out for moose and bald eagles! Just before Watson Lake, you'll visit the famous Sign Forest, where travelers from all over the world have left thousands of place-name signs.

Today's route takes you along the remote Stewart-Cassiar Highway, known for its pristine scenery and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. Black bears often forage for food right by the roadside. In the evening, you'll reach the tranquil Dease Lake.

The journey continues south to Stewart, a charming town on the Alaskan border, nestled in a valley framed by mountains. Along the way, you'll stop at the impressive Bear Glacier, which can be easily admired from the road.

Driving through lush forests and offering magnificent views of the surrounding peaks, you arrive in Smithers. This charming town with its alpine flair is a popular hub for outdoor enthusiasts and a pleasant place to unwind.

Today is entirely up to you: a hike on one of the mountain trails, a visit to cultural attractions, or simply relaxation in the peaceful village. Deer and eagles are frequently spotted here.

Passing through dense forests and along winding rivers, you'll reach Prince George, the largest city in northern British Columbia. Here, you can visit one of the museums or take a stroll in Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park. In the evening, the diverse restaurant scene beckons.

Heading north, the route leads through diverse landscapes to Fort St. John, a historic junction on the Alaska Highway. Elk and foxes are frequently sighted along the way.

A highlight for nature lovers: The route leads over mountain passes and through valleys where herds of bison roam – caribou, elk, and mountain sheep are also possible. The destination is the turquoise-blue Muncho Lake, nestled in pristine nature.

First thing in the morning, a soak awaits you in the warm, mineral-rich pools of Liard Hot Springs, nestled in the heart of the forest. Refreshed, you then continue your journey to Watson Lake.

Off the Alaska Highway, you'll follow the scenic Robert Campbell Highway through remote lake and forest country, home to bears and moose. Along the way, you'll cross the historic World War II Canol Road. Overnight accommodation is in the tranquil town of Faro.

Today we're heading west to Carmacks on the banks of the Yukon River. A walk along the river or a short hike will teach you more about the settlement's history from the Gold Rush era.

Back in Whitehorse, you'll visit Miles Canyon, whose basalt cliffs were carved by the Yukon River over millions of years. The rest of the day is yours to explore at your leisure – perhaps visiting museums and historical sites in the city.

At the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, you can observe moose, caribou, mountain goats, and musk oxen in naturalistic enclosures. Afterward, relax in the Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs. In the afternoon, you can choose between a guided hike in the mountains or a stroll along the Yukon River.

Depending on your departure time, there may be time for a stroll and some last-minute souvenirs. Afterwards, transfer to Whitehorse Airport.