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Wolf Creek Guesthouse
Kick back and relax in this stylish, peaceful space. Located 15 minutes from town by car, the suite is 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom built in 2023. The bedroom has a loft bed above the queen bed. The 3.7 acre property backs onto endless green space and trails. The suite contains a 400 sqft upper deck that has beautiful mountain views and can be great for northern lights viewing. The deck has patio furniture and a propane fireplace. Next to the rental suite is a log home that the property owners live in.
Downtown Modern Luxury Condo
Enjoy comfort in this quiet top-floor 1-bedroom, 1-bath condo + den in the heart of downtown Whitehorse. Quick and easy access to the Yukon River, restaurants, shops, bus stops, and more. The unit includes in-suite laundry, high-speed internet, and a TV. The kitchen is fully equipped with appliances and cooking tools. The den provides extra space for an office or storage. Take in stunning views of the city, Yukon River, and mountains from the balcony. One covered parking spot is included.
Suite 2 Apt with discounted entry to Hot Springs
Tranquil Yukon Getaway – Stylish Upstairs Suite Your stay includes: 20% discount at the stunning Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs, open 7 days a week Private entrance with contactless check-in via door code Beautifully designed interior with a relaxed, contemporary style With dark, unpolluted skies, this is also a prime spot for Northern Lights viewing during the colder months — simply step outside or enjoy the show from the warmth of the sunroom Only registered service animals are permitted
Downtown Whitehorse Condo | The Northern Lux
Modern 1 bedroom, 1 bath in the heart of downtown Whitehorse. Free powered parking just steps from the building entrance. This unit is within walking distance of all downtown Whitehorse has to offer... Yukon River, restaurants, coffee shops, conference centers, bus stops, local shops and so much more. Note to past guests that this until no longer has a second bed in the spare room this is now a one bedroom/bed unit with an office. It’s only suited for a couple or a single person.
Cranberry Lodge Guest House
Located north of Whitehorse in the Ibex Valley and surrounded by forests, mountains and stunning views, the Cranberry Lodge Guest House is a beautiful and bright log home that is the perfect retreat for your Yukon adventures. This home is ideal for travellers, adventurers, and family gatherings seeking a relaxing Yukon experience. Close enough to Whitehorse to enjoy all its amenities yet far enough to enjoy the spectacular northern lights. We offer our guests complimentary Wi-Fi.
Mike’s Place Entire Guest Suite w/Private Entrance
Clean N cozy basement suite w/ private entrance located in Riverdale. Its 5 mins drive to hospital, 8 mins drive downtown and 15 mins drive to the airport. The suite can be access just by pressing the doorcode so you can conveniently check in anytime. The suite has 1 bedroom with a comfortable king size bed, a full bathroom, a kitchenette and a sitting area where a pellet stove provides warmth around the clock. Street Parking is available in FRONT of the house.
The SpruceBird
Welcome to The SpruceBird! High up in a pine forest, this classy & woodsy suite is sure to delight. The SpruceBird is surrounded by nature, including hiking, biking, and cross-country ski trails. We recommend that our guests rent a vehicle for the duration of their stay to make the most of the incredible sights around Whitehorse. Aurora borealis (aka the Northern Lights) when active are often visible right from your front door. Come and check it out!
Prime Downtown & Cozy 2BR
Enjoy comfort in our triplex in downtown Whitehorse, Yukon. Located in the heart of the city, you'll be just steps from grocery stores, restaurants, bars, Main Street, and popular attractions. Whether you’re exploring the Midnight Sun in summer or experiencing the Northern Lights in winter, there’s always something to enjoy. With a prime location offering access to land and water activities, our suite is the perfect base for your Yukon adventure!
Oma and Opa's Northern Lights Cabin
Our cabin is an ideal location for Northern Lights viewing in the Whitehorse area, there is no light pollution and a perfect view of the northern sky from the comfort of the cabin. Our property is surrounded by Yukon Wilderness, endless trails and nearby historic Lake Laberge. The cabin is newly constructed in 2016, private, clean and comfortable. Our place is well suited for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families (with kids).
Beautiful cabin & spectacular view
2 nights min. stay. Latest check in time in winter is 5pm Our ranch is "off the grid" - so NO electricity, NO running water, limited cell service (10 minutes walk) and outhouses! This is the true Yukon experience! Our property is no smoking and no pets. Our Beautiful cabin is truly a beautiful experience, the view from the large windows and deck of Łu Zil Män (Fish Lake) is spectacular in every season. Secluded and private.
New luxury two bed Chalet with spectacular views.
Enjoy our luxury stand alone two bedroom Chalet in the beautiful Ibex valley with elevated views to the Sifton Mountain Range. The chalet is the perfect spot for exploring The Yukon or just relaxing on your own and enjoying the midnight sun or the northern lights right off the front deck. Located on 40 acres of farmland just 20 minutes from Whitehorse, with all the amenities plus TV & Internet.
Full Suite, Kitchen, Bath, Laundry, Pets OK, BBQ
Self-contained suite in a quiet neighbourhood with full kitchen, washer/drier and bath. Close to hiking & biking trails in Copper Ridge. Nearby grocery store & pub. 10 min drive to downtown. Sofa-bed in living room with propane fireplace. Pets welcome. Private driveway. BBQ, Patio with fire table and fenced kennel. Fenced backyard, and Hot Tub are available with notice.
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When is the best time to visit Whitehorse?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $174 CAD | $182 CAD | $176 CAD | $182 CAD | $186 CAD | $200 CAD | $204 CAD | $201 CAD | $198 CAD | $171 CAD | $164 CAD | $179 CAD |
| Avg. temp | -15 °C | -12 °C | -7 °C | 2 °C | 8 °C | 13 °C | 14 °C | 13 °C | 8 °C | 1 °C | -9 °C | -13 °C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Whitehorse?
Whitehorse has inviting neighborhoods near the Yukon River, downtown, and the Riverdale area, each with their own character and convenient access to trails and local cafes. Many travelers look for stays with mountain or forest views, and some prefer options near Main Street for local shops and galleries.
What are the best things to do in Whitehorse with kids?
Families can explore wildlife centers, interactive museums, and playgrounds around Whitehorse. Sledding, walks along the river, and community pools are frequently suggested for children, especially in winter and summer months.
What are some of the best things to do in Whitehorse?
Explore the MacBride Museum of Yukon History, wander the scenic Millenium Trail along the Yukon River, or visit the S.S. Klondike National Historic Site. Outdoor activities like hiking or paddling are often recommended, especially during warmer months.
How is the weather in Whitehorse?
Whitehorse has cold winters with January temperatures from -2 to 12°F (-19 to -11°C), and mild summers around 47 to 69°F (9 to 20°C) in July. Winters are often snowy and dry, while summers bring longer daylight and cool evenings.
What are the best places to visit in Whitehorse?
The MacBride Museum of Yukon History, Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre, and S.S. Klondike National Historic Site are some of the most popular local attractions. Along the river, you can explore waterfront parks and public art installations.
What are some hiking trails in Whitehorse?
Whitehorse has a mix of trails for all skill levels. Explore the Miles Canyon trail for striking river views, or try the Yukon River Loop for an accessible walk along forested paths. Schwatka Lake also has trails in a natural setting often recommended for leisurely outings.
What are some family activities we can do in Whitehorse?
Families can visit interactive museums, wildlife centers, and nearby lakes for canoeing or picnics. Look for community events, outdoor playgrounds, and accessible trails that let everyone enjoy time outside together.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Whitehorse?
Around Whitehorse, you can explore natural hot springs, visit Indigenous cultural centers, or discover local art in nearby communities. Guided outdoor experiences such as dog sledding or wildlife viewing are often suggested throughout the year.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Whitehorse?
Whitehorse has pet-friendly stays in neighborhoods near the river and parks, with easy access to local walking trails. Many hosts welcome pets, but it’s helpful to confirm details in advance for comfort and amenities.
What are some local tips for visiting Whitehorse?
Packing layers is helpful, as temperatures can shift between day and night. In summer, bring an eye mask since daylight can last late, and in winter, check local updates on road conditions and northern lights visibility.
What is Whitehorse known for?
Whitehorse is known for its northern lights displays, rich Gold Rush and Indigenous heritage, and trail networks that connect the city to surrounding wilderness. Artistic communities and annual festivals add a creative spirit to daily life.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Whitehorse?
Tucked-away trails, neighborhood coffee shops, and public murals showcase a quieter side of Whitehorse. The Yukon Wildlife Preserve and little-known riverside boardwalks are often mentioned by returning visitors who enjoy exploring local favorites.
What are the best foods to try in Whitehorse?
Locally rooted dishes often feature wild-caught fish, game meats, and foraged berries. Many cafes and bistros highlight bannock, smoked Arctic char, and Yukon-inspired treats using seasonal ingredients.
What should I bring for a trip to Whitehorse?
Bring warm, layered clothing year-round, as evenings can be chilly even in summer. Sturdy footwear, sun protection, and a reusable water bottle are often helpful, especially for outdoor adventures.
What is the nightlife in Whitehorse like?
Whitehorse has locally owned pubs, live music venues, and community events that provide a relaxed evening atmosphere. Some nights feature performances by regional musicians or storytellers, drawing both locals and visitors.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Whitehorse?
The Yukon Quest sled dog race and the Adäka Cultural Festival, held in early summer, are among the most popular recurring events. Film festivals and winter celebrations draw crowds, especially when northern lights are visible.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Whitehorse?
Whitehorse has family-friendly vacation rentals with spacious layouts and proximity to parks or the river. Many hosts provide amenities for children, such as cribs or games, to help make visits comfortable for all ages.
When is the best time to visit Whitehorse?
Late spring through early autumn is frequently suggested for hiking and local festivals, when temperatures are milder and days are longer. Winter draws visitors interested in northern lights and seasonal snow activities.
All about Whitehorse
Located along the scenic shores of the Yukon River, Whitehorse is the capital of the Yukon territory and its pristine wilderness. Gold prospectors from the Klondike Gold Rush gave the city its name, attributing it to the nearby white water rapids that reminded them of a white horse’s flowing mane. The river is now home to a fish ladder, where you can head to the indoor or outdoor viewing galleries to watch the spectacular sight of chinook salmon passing safely up the river. You can also paddle the waters and breathe in some of the cleanest air in the world.
Marked trails follow the river’s course and guide you into the surrounding countryside, where you can cross-country ski in the winter. The multi-use Dawson Overland Trail is a favourite that follows an old stagecoach route. Downtown, you’ll find independent shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars. An official rule states that buildings can be no more than four storeys high, so you’ll always have views of the breathtaking landscape with evergreen forests and endless mountains stretching into the distance. The city’s pride in the culture and heritage of the First Nations is visible in the 11-foot healing totem pole in the heart of town, and at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre celebrating the Kwanlin Dün First Nation.
What are the top things to do in Whitehorse?
SS Klondike
The SS Klondike II is a paddle steamer that stands on the banks of the River Yukon. It was built in 1937, and you can take a self-guided tour to learn about the heyday of river travel before there were improved roads. You will discover how this boat used to transport passengers and goods, including silver lead ore, between Dawson and Whitehorse, with journeys lasting from 1.5 days to five days.
MacBride Museum
You’ll take a journey through the history of Whitehorse and the Yukon territory during a visit to the MacBride Museum in the heart of town. There are 11 different galleries to take in and around 40,000 objects that present stories of this region, including the First Nations and the Klondike Gold Rush. Special events and programmes also take place throughout the year.
Miles Canyon
Walk or drive the five-mile route south from Whitehorse to witness one of the most incredible natural sites in the area, Miles Canyon. You’ll observe the canyon, created from basaltic lava around nine million years ago, from steep cliffs looking down into the rushing turquoise waters. You can also cross the 1922 suspension bridge, which is 85-feet long, high above one of the canyon’s most dramatic sections.
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