Locations in Yukon
Burwash Landing | Yukon
Burwash Landing is the traditional home of the Southern Tutchone people of the Kluane First Nation. The present location of Burwash Landing was first used as a summer camp until a trading post was built in the early 1900s. The site was made the administrative centre for the Kluane First Nations after the Alaska Highway was built.
The establishment of Kluane National Park prohibited the hunting and fishing rights of the First Nations people and they were forced in turn to rely increasingly on fishing to make a living. There is a post office, community hall and several businesses that offer a variety of services.
Talbot Arm Motel
Talbot Arm Motel For over 45 years has served the traveling public. Open year-round it has 32 clean and comfortable motel units Satellite TV …
Kluane Museum of History
Kluane Museum of History has an excellent wildlife exhibit with dioramas featuring over 70 animals. It also displays artifacts of the Southern …
Rocking Star Adventures
Rocking Star Adventures provides aerial tours of Kluane National Park. Professional pilots narrate your flight, with stories, history, and geographical information about …
Kluane National Park
This 8,500-square mile area (22,000 square km.) in the southwestern corner of the Yukon Territory contains Mt. Logan (19,545 ft/5959 m.), Canada’s …