Northern Lights Tour
Packages in the Yukon

All-inclusive packages from August to April

experience the magic of the yukon

From winter aurora viewing packages to summer sightseeing tours, our adventure packages invite you to relax, reenergize and reconnect with nature, without worry. The most comfortable way to enjoy unparalleled hospitality and the best the Yukon has to offer.

Tailor your experience with additional activities and trip enhancements on any seasonal package to make the stay your own.

Autumn Packages

While the shortest season, fall in the Yukon will leave a lasting impression long after you leave. Hiking, wildlife viewing and exploring are backed by picture-perfect scenes that delight as the region transforms into a myriad of vibrant reds, bright oranges and golden yellows at every turn.

Yukon in Autumn

Yukon in Autumn

Yukon in Autumn
September – November
Picturesque fall landscapes abound as you venture through the Southern Lakes Region. Highlights include Carcross Desert, Northern Lights and more.

Winter Packages

Far from any light pollution or neighbours, a winter respite at the Northern Lights Resort & Spa is ideal for witnessing spectacular views of the Northern Lights with a cozy nightly bonfire, or from the privacy of your own chalet. Days come alive with thrilling dogsledding, ice fishing and snowmobiling adventures, or explore the trails at your own pace by snowshoe or kicksled.

Winter at Its Best PLUS

Winter at Its Best PLUS

Winter at Its Best PLUS

November – March

This five-day adventure offers the finest experiences the Yukon has to offer. Highlights include two nights in downtown Whitehorse, nightly guided aurora viewing and snowmobiling.

Spring Packages

Warmer temperatures and longer days of sunshine make spring a popular season for exploring outside. Enjoy wildlife viewing and nightly aurora viewings for a chance to witness the Northern Lights.

Aurora Spring

Aurora Spring

Aurora Spring

March – April

Sightsee and explore the historic landscapes in Whitehorse and the natural beauty abound, including nightly viewings to catch the Yukon Northern Lights.

Adventure in any season

As a year-round destination, the Yukon offers endless possibilities

Autumn

September – November

Hours of sun: 9-13 hours
Avg. temperature range: -3°C to 19°C | 26°F - 66°F 

While the shortest season, fall in the Yukon will leave a lasting impression long after you leave. Hiking, wildlife viewing and exploring are backed by picture-perfect scenes that delight as the region transforms into a myriad of vibrant reds, bright oranges and golden yellows at every turn.

Winter

November – March


Hours of sun: 5-11 hours
Avg. temperature range: -40°C to –13°C | -40°F - 9°F


Long, dark nights make winter one of the best seasons for viewing the elusive Northern Lights. Spend your days exploring the Yukon’s winter wonderland through popular activities like dogsledding, snowshoeing, snowmobiling or wildlife viewing.

Spring

April – May

Hours of sun: 14-16 hours
Avg. temperature range: -4°C to 14°C | 25°F - 57°F 

The arrival of spring's warmer temperatures transform the Yukon and make exploring a dream. Witness nature awakening and wildlife emerging from their winter slumber. Also enjoy catching the last glimpses of the Aurora Borealis during this short but thrilling season.

Summer

August – September

Hours of sun: 18-22 hours
Avg. temperature range: 6°C to 26°C | 43°F - 79°F 

Pack your sunglasses–and be prepared to wear them at night. The Yukon becomes the land of the midnight sun in summer months, so fill your days (and nights) by exploring the trails, canoeing down the Yukon River, and spotting wildlife.

All of our resort packages feature standard inclusions:
 
 

0.71 USD = 1.00 CAD - The low Canadian dollar makes now the perfect time to visit Northern Lights Resort & Spa.

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