Wild Adventure Yukon is an exhilarating outdoor adventure company that specializes in providing unforgettable experiences in the breathtaking wilderness of the Yukon Territory. With a strong commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, we offer a diverse range of guided tours and activities, including hiking, canoeing, wildlife viewing, and camping. Our expert guides are passionate about sharing their extensive knowledge of the region’s unique ecosystems, rich history, and indigenous cultures, ensuring that every adventure is both educational and thrilling.
At Wild Adventure Yukon, we cater to adventurers of all skill levels, from families seeking a fun getaway to seasoned explorers looking for a challenge. Our personalized itineraries are designed to immerse guests in the stunning landscapes and vibrant wildlife that the Yukon has to offer. We prioritize safety and comfort, providing high-quality equipment and accommodations. Join us for an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s last great frontiers, and create memories that will last a lifetime!
The restaurant is specialty is that it is a 🍲 Tourist attraction
As part of our tour from Skagway, AK, with Chilkoot Charters, in May we made a stop at Wild Adventure Yukon (formerly known as Caribou Crossing), a medium-sized tourist adventure destination. We had a delicious meal of BBQ chicken, baked potato, coleslaw, rolls, and all-you-can-eat fresh donuts. For vegetarians, there was a curry dish served over white rice instead of chicken. Ordering food was quick and convenient, done through and walk-through counter line. At Wild Adventure Yukon, there are plenty of tourist activities to enjoy, including a petting zoo, wildlife gallery, gift shop, opportunities to see mushing puppies and dogs, gold panning, and dog cart rides. While we didn’t try the dog cart rides ourselves, it was fun to see the dogs eagerly vying to be chosen for the next ride—it was as if they were saying, “”Pick me, pick me!”” We had a great time exploring the petting farm and feeding the animals and shopping in the gift shop.”
