Yukon Territory

This is the view when you’re snowmobiling down the main street in Dawson City. Snowmobiles are the best way to get around town in the winter when you live in the North.

The saying goes: You may drink it fast, you may drink it slow, your lips must touch that toe. This is what it takes to become part of the Sourtoe Cocktail Club, a time-honoured drinking tradition that started in the Sourdough Saloon in Dawson City, Yukon. And, yes, legend has it that that’s a real dehydrated human toe, which will cost you $2,500 should you accidentally swallow it.

If you’ve ever wanted a closer look at ice fishing, here’s your chance. This Yukon fisherman showcases the age-old fishing method while making a compelling case for modern-day conveniences. A power drill certainly speeds up the job of breaking through that thick ice.

Take flight over the frozen Yukon River and discover what it feels like to soar over Canada’s majestic northern landscape. You’re in the pilot’s seat as the ultralight aircraft flies above Yukon’s icy terrain.

Get a canine-view of what it’s like to be a sled dog in the Yukon as the pups propel this musher across the snowy landscape.

Ever wanted to try skijoring? Come along for a high-speed run with this cross-country skier as his loyal dog team pulls him through a snowy trail in the Yukon.

An amazing race