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OTHER YUKON COMMUNITIES
To find out more information on winter events throughout these communities contact the following:
BEAVER CREEK
Just a few kilometres from the Alaska border on the Alaska Highway, it is the most westerly settlement in Canada.
Beaver Creek Community Club
(867) 862-7211
TAGISH & MARSH LAKE
At the northern tip of Bennett Lake lies the village of Carcross. The settlement of Tagish
is about 30 kilometres east of Carcross. The community of Marsh Lake lies on the shores of Marsh Lake along the Alaska Highway.
OLD CROW
The most northerly community in the Yukon, and the only community that can’t be reached by road.
Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation
(867) 966-3261 | www.oldcrow.ca
ROSS RIVER
Located 360 kilometres northeast of Whitehorse near the junction of the Campbell Highway and the Canol Road.
Ross River Recreation
(867) 969-2517
NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOURS
ATLIN, BC
This lively community in Northwestern British Columbia offers inns, b&bs and cabins. Atlin Visitors Association
(250) 651-7522 | www.atlinvisitors.net
DEMPSTER HIGHWAY
& INUVIK, NT
Travel the Dempster Highway and venture into the Arctic community of Inuvik.
Town of Inuvik
(867) 777-8600 | www.inuvik.ca
HAINES, ALASKA
See our ad inside the front cover.
Haines Convention and Visitors Bureau
(907) 766-2234 | www.visithaines.com
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Skagway Visitor Department
(907) 983-2854 | www.skagway.com
Marsh Lake Community Society
(867) 660-4999
CARMACKS
Carmacks is a highway service centre and the home of the Little Salmon/Carmacks First Nation.
Village of Carmacks
(867) 863-6271 | www.carmacks.ca
MAYO
Beautiful scenery and extensive history makes Mayo a significant tourist destination. The community is a convenient base for outdoor adventure.
Village of Mayo
(867) 996-2317
MT. LORNE
Lorne Mountain Community Centre has an ice rink and extensive cross-country skiing trails. Hamlet of Mt. Lorne
(867) 667-7083
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