All Attractions in Whitehorse
12 attractions to explore
HikingGrey Mountain Summit Trail
A rewarding hike offering panoramic views above Whitehorse; trails range from moderate to steep with high-elevation vistas. Popular for short escapes from the city.
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Cultural CentreKwanlin Dün Cultural Centre
A contemporary cultural centre that presents Kwanlin Dün First Nation history, art, language and performances. Galleries, events and markets showcase living culture.
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MuseumMacBride Museum of Yukon History
Whitehorse’s main history museum with over 40,000 artifacts covering Indigenous heritage, the Gold Rush and northern life. Interactive exhibits and demonstrations are popular.
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NatureMiles Canyon
A dramatic basalt canyon carved by the Yukon River with emerald waters, easy trails and a suspension bridge. Popular for short hikes, photos and geology viewing.
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Outdoor RecreationMount Sima
A small alpine ski resort and year-round outdoor area with groomed runs, terrain parks and summer mountain-biking/hiking opportunities. Family friendly with good grooming.
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Natural PhenomenonNorthern Lights
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Historic SiteS.S. Klondike National Historic Site
A preserved sternwheeler and interpretive site on the Yukon River that tells the story of river transportation. Grounds and visitor centre remain accessible during restoration periods.
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ParkShipyards Park
A riverside park and event hub with playgrounds, picnic spaces, historic buildings and river views. Hosts markets and festivals in summer.
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Arts & CultureYukon Arts Centre
Whitehorse’s main performing-arts venue, hosting film festivals, concerts, theatre and community arts events. Also features galleries and seasonal programming.
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Interpretive CentreYukon Beringia Interpretive Centre
A small but compelling interpretive centre focused on Beringia—the ice-free corridor that connected Asia and North America—featuring fossils, dioramas and a theatre film.
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MuseumYukon Transportation Museum
A focused museum showcasing Yukon transportation history with vehicles, bush pilot displays and outdoor equipment. Compact and well-curated.
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WildlifeYukon Wildlife Preserve
A fenced reserve showcasing Yukon mammals in natural enclosures with driving and guided tour options. Great for seeing moose, elk, mountain goats and Arctic foxes.
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