3. Northern Lights in the Yukon
The Yukon is one of the world's top Northern Lights' hotspots. And if you visit
Kluane National Park in late autumn and winter, early nightfall means you don't even have to stay up late for sightings.
Midnight is the prime time for Northern Lights' activity here and experts say moonlight is by far the best for photographs. To improve your chances of seeing the phenomena, think about booking a Northern Lights tour with local guides.
4. Flightseeing Tours around Chilkoot Pass
Flightseeing in
northern Canada is amazingly affordable. Small planes are treated like taxis here and often used as an alternative to long drives. So that means an abundance of readily available planes and pilots.
It's a great way to see hidden lakes, glaciers and peaks. In winter you've also the chance of witnessing migrating caribou herds or viewing isolated and eerie Gold Rush ghost towns like Bennett BC.
Try a Chilkoot Pass flightseeing tour from Whitehorse to see the stunning, snow-bound pass through the Coast Mountains. And if you're planning some Yukon flightseeing, Edgewater Hotel in Whitewater city centre is an ideal base.