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The blue, bluegrass of home
Gwen and Gord Moffatt are dedicated RVers who have put on fewer than 10,000 kilometres on their motorhome. Of course, they live amongst some of the most rugged beauty in Canada and are able to travel only a short distance for their bluegrass fix, so you have to ask, where else would you go?
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In with the old, out with the new
Dawson City combines history and entertainment to draw in RVers from all around the globe
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Miles and miles to explore
From literary treats to music festivals, the arts are alive and well up north
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A passion for the North
Having driven every Yukon highway from beginning to end and having been through all of Alaska except the Kenai Peninsula, it’s fair to say that this couple have experienced more northern adventure than most can imagine.
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From big fish to Bigfoot
The Yukon Territory is a stunningly beautiful region dotted with lakes, rivers and unique communities bursting with personality and history.
Yukon key contacts
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YukonKlondike Visitors Association
Nestled in the heart of the world-famous Klondike region, Dawson City, Yukon, is a place of history and adventure. Hiking, gold-panning, fishing, biking and snowmobiling are popular activities for locals and visitors alike. Travellers are often intrigued by the area's rich culture and heritage and love to visit museums and cultural centres located in Dawson City. The town is also home to the most northerly golf course for those who want to enjoy some friendly competition.
There is no shortage of accommodations in Dawson City. Guests can choose an RV park, campground, hostel, hotel, cabin or bed and breakfast. Make plans to visit Dawson City and have a memorable vacation.
Contact the Klondike Visitors Association for more information about this terrific destination.
Klondike Visitors Associationwww.dawsoncity.ca