All Attractions in Dawson City
12 attractions to explore
Historic SiteDawson Historical Complex National Historic Site
A rich collection of heritage buildings preserving the story of Dawson City's Gold Rush past.
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LandmarkDempster Highway Sign
The iconic starting point of Canada's only all-season public highway crossing the Arctic Circle.
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Historic TrailDiscovery Claim Self Guiding Trail
Walk the very ground where gold was first discovered in 1896, sparking the legendary Klondike Gold Rush.
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Historic SiteDredge No. 4 National Historic Site
A massive preserved gold dredge representing the industrial scale of Klondike gold mining in the early 20th century.
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ActivityFree Gold Panning - Claim #6
Pan for real gold on a historic Klondike claim where visitors can try their luck and keep what they find.
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MuseumJack London Museum
A heritage site honouring the life and Klondike experiences of legendary author Jack London.
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Scenic ViewpointMidnight Dome Viewpoint
A stunning hilltop panorama overlooking Dawson City, the Yukon River, and surrounding wilderness.
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Historic SitePaddlewheel Graveyard
An atmospheric collection of decaying sternwheelers that once navigated the mighty Yukon River.
ExploreCultural HeritagePalace Grand Theatre
A grand restored Gold Rush-era theatre that still hosts live performances in the heart of Dawson City.
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Historic SiteS.S. Keno National Historic Site
A beautifully restored historic sternwheel paddleboat that once carried silver ore along Yukon waterways.
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Scenic ViewpointTintina Trench Viewpoint
A dramatic geological viewpoint offering sweeping views of one of North America's great fault trenches.
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Scenic DriveTop of the world highway
A spectacular ridge-top highway connecting Dawson City to Alaska with extraordinary panoramic views.
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