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DAWSON CITY & GOLD FIELDS Learn about the history of gold in Dawson City on this guided tour by air-conditioned mini coach. Begin with a visit to Claim 33 where you can try your hand at gold panning – gold is guaranteed! Enjoy an interesting tour of Dawson City and the Gold Fields before a visit to Dredge No. 4 National Historic Site where you’ll hear all about the history of Dawson City and the gold rush.

Includes: • Gold panning at Claim 33 • Dredge No. 4 National Historical Site • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Dawson City accommodation Duration: 3 hours Departs: Daily from Dawson City at 8:30am (28 May – 10 Sep 20)

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28 May – 10 Sep 20 Adult/Child $81 *

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WHITEHORSE CITY TOUR Take a fascinating tour of Whitehorse as a knowledgeable guide tells local stories about the history and people and reveals all the hidden gems of this frontier town. This unique experience features visits to the SS Klondike with an interpretive tour, the Log Skyscraper, the Old Log Church, Miles Canyon view point and the Fish Ladder.

Includes: • Admission to the SS Klondike • Log Skyscraper • Old Log Church • Miles Canyon • Fish Ladder • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Whitehorse accommodation Duration: 5 hours Departs: Mon, Wed, Fri from Whitehorse at 9:30am (1 Jun – 3 Sep 20)

WILDLIFE PRESERVE & TAKHINI HOT SPRINGS The perfect companion to be booked after the Whitehorse City Tour, this tour provides a unique opportunity to view and photograph local wildlife such as moose, lynx and Arctic fox in their natural habitat. Afterwards, the tour goes to the hot springs where participants can enjoy the healing waters and relax before resuming their adventures in the Yukon.

Includes: • Admission to Yukon Wildlife Preserve • Admission to Takhini Hot Springs • Experienced local guide • Return transfers from Whitehorse accommodation Duration: 5 hours Departs: Mon, Wed, Fri from Whitehorse at 1:30pm (1 Jun – 3 Sep 20)

1 Jun – 3 Sep 20 Adult/Child $66 *

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1 Jun – 3 Sep 20 Adult/Child $174 *

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From $ 249 *

❖ Charming restaurant serving local Arctic Char ❖ Warm and welcoming owners, only too happy to share their knowledge of the region Deluxe 411 Main Street, Whitehorse (YXY) MAP PAGE 62 REF. 2

From $ 223 *

❖ Gold Pan Saloon, named one of the best bars in Canada by the Globe and Mail ❖ Spacious rooms with microwave Standard 411 Main Street, Whitehorse (YXY) MAP PAGE 62 REF. 2

From $ 261 *

❖ Boutique hotel with a great riverfront location ❖ Special touches like bathrobes, turndown service and USB port

Location: Located in the heart of gold country, within walking distance to the museum, casino, theatre, shopping district and galleries. Distances: Town centre 500m. Property Features: Restaurant, Breakfast room, Non smoking, Parking (free), 20 rooms. Room Features: Heating, Fan, Hair dryer. Max Capacity: Standard – 3. Location: Main Street location in the centre of Whitehorse with many museums, galleries and attractions within a 10 to 15 minute walk. Distances: Town centre 400m. Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Guest laundry, Parking (free), 99 rooms. Room Features: Tea/coffee making facilities, Microwave, Cable TV, Hair dryer. Max Capacity: Deluxe – 4. Location: Scenic location on the corner of Main Street and Front Street, overlooking the legendary Yukon River. Town centre 600m. Property Features: Restaurant, Bar, Gym, Non smoking, Parking (free), Free airport transfers, 33 rooms. Room Features: Air-conditioning, microwave, Tea/coffee making facilities, Cable TV, Bathrobes. Max Capacity: Standard – 2, Deluxe – 4.

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES Vast, wild and intriguing, the Northwest Territories offers a travel experience with a difference. Enjoy unrivalled opportunities to view the magic of the Northern Lights in autumn and winter or navigate rushing rapids and explore national parks in summer. Yellowknife is its capital city, home to colourful locals, gold-mining history and no shortage of things to do.

SEE • Watch the Aurora Borealis dance across Northern skies from a glowing tepee at Aurora Village (August to March)

DO • Play a round of golf under the midnight sun in summer months • Go dog sledding with a world-champion racing team

EAT & DRINK • Dine on Arctic char at Bullocks Bistro, a Yellowknife classic

WHAT’S ON SnowKing Festival, Yellowknife March (dates to be confirmed) Canadian Championship Dog Derby March (dates to be confirmed) Nahanni National Park Reserve

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YELLOWKNIFE CITY TOUR Explore the Northwest Territories’ capital city, located on the north shore of Great Slave Lake on a guided tour of Yellowknife. Learn about the rich history of this gold mining town turned diamond capital and the culture of the area’s people. Enjoy an informative tour of the old town and historic sites followed by the new, modern southside of the city. Guides are lifelong residents of Yellowknife and will give you a uniquely personal insight into Yellowknife and its colourful past.

Includes: • Guided tour of Yellowknife • Informative commentary • Return transfers from Yellowknife accommodation Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Departs: Daily from Yellowknife at 11am (15 Jun 20 – 31 Mar 21)

BUFFALO VIEWING TOUR Enjoy a scenic drive on the highways of Northern Canada in search of North America’s biggest buffalo and other wildlife. Indigenous guides will talk about the buffalo and share stories about their culture during the tour. Enjoy the wilderness scenery of Northern Canada – scenic stops as well as photo stops are made along the way. Guides will take photos and videos along the way, so bring your USB or SD card to take these great memories home with you. A healthy lunch is enjoyed on the shore of the scenic Great Slave Lake.

Includes: • Wildlife viewing • Expert Indigenous guide • Digital photos and videos • Bag lunch of sandwiches, juice, fruit or vegetables • Bottled water Duration: 5 hours Departs: Tue, Thu, Sat from Yellowknife at 10:15am (15 Jun – 15 Oct 20)

Adult/Child 15 Jun – 15 Oct 20 $228 *

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