Downtown Whitehorse Map

Downtown essentials

Area covered	Downtown core: from the Yukon River waterfront up to about Eighth Avenue, and from Taylor Street to Black Street approximately.
Best way to get around	On foot. Almost everything is a 10–15 minute walk. There are bike lanes, and the waterfront is very comfortable on a bike.
Parking	There are free two-hour zones and metered spots (1–3 hours depending on the street). In summer (May 15 to October 1) the map marks free tourist parking. Always check the signs — rules change.
Buses	The color legend on the map shows the routes that serve downtown. Most main lines touch Second or Fourth Avenue.
River and waterfront	The waterfront walkway runs parallel to Front Street. It’s the best place to walk with river views and easy access to the rest of downtown.

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