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Yukon Accommodation Along The Alaska Highway

AwardsDiscovery Yukon Lodgings is nestled at the base of the foothills that descend from the mountainous Kluane Park Preserve. This ecotourism destination lies half way between Whitehorse, Yukon Territory and Fairbanks, Alaska along the historic Alaska Highway. We offer a host of lodging options including cabins, full service RV and tent sites along with a variety of facilities to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.

 

Discovery Yukon Lodgings accommodation and facilities include:

  • Cozy Log Cabins
  • Queen Suites
  • Full-service RV sites
  • Big-Rig Pull Throughs
  • Yukon Wall Tents
  • Grassy Tent Sites
  • Motorcycles Welcome
  • Hot Showers
  • Nightly Communal Firepit
  • Beer & Wine Sales
  • Military Vehicle Collection
  • Northern Artefacts
  • Gift Shop
  • Wildlife Displays
  • Pet-Friendly
  • Amazing Bistro for room guests only

Local Activities

Rock Hounding

The turbulent spring water washes a fresh array of rocks and fossils down the river bed from the active glacier at the head of the White River and deposits them on the river banks. This means we have renewed rich pickings once the spring melt water subsides. Call into the office to see our ‘floating rocks’ and then head off to the river to find your own!

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Hiking & Fishing

There are some short trails to try within the property, as well as some longer trails nearby enjoyment.  If you prefer to find your own trails, this is the place for you. Fishing is a favourite pastime within the local community and for travelers. Come and talk to us, as we can suggest some lakes and areas that are picture perfect for fishing. 

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Food To Table Garden

On arriving at DYL, you will quickly realise that we are a long way from anywhere! We only have a food delivery once a month, which isn’t enough to keep us in fresh vegetables when we are cooking for our guests. Thankfully our thriving garden is full of vegetables which allow us to cook you a healthy and delicious meal.

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Wildlife Spotting

In the Yukon, observing the incredibly varied wildlife that makes this land their home is just as available to those camping and traveling in RVs as it is to those who venture into the wilderness on foot. Even from the road, you can spot bears,  moose, lynx, wolves, & coyotes are some of the other animals you see, as well as the swans and eagles.  

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Getting Here From There

Here’s where we call home... an amazing stop along the Alaska Highway

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FROM HAINES, ALASKA

  • Take the Haines Highway from Haines to Haines Junction – 246km/153 miles. On arriving in Haines Junction, take the left hand turn sign posted Alaska Highway Anchorage Fairbanks. We are 138 km/86 miles from Destruction Bay. Sandwiched between the Koidern and White rivers. Before you reach the Koidern River, you will pass a rest area called Pickhandle Lake (on the left-hand side).  We are located 16 kms/10 miles further, on the left-hand side of a good stretch of straight road, there are flags at the entrance. The building is long and green, with a green roof.

FROM WHITEHORSE, YT

  • Take the Alaska Highway north signed posted to the Canadian Border and Haines Junction. On arriving in Haines Junction, take the right hand turn sign posted Alaska Highway, Anchorage & Fairbanks. We are 245 km/153 from Haines Junction. The next community will be Destruction Bay 138 km/86 miles from us. We are sandwiched between the Koidern and White rivers. Before you reach the Koidern River, you will pass a rest area called Pickhandle Lake (on the left-hand side).  We are located 16 kms/10 miles further, on the left-hand side of a good stretch of straight road, there are flags at the entrance. The building is long and green, with a green roof.

FROM TOK, ALASKA

  • Take the Alaska Highway south towards the Canadian Border. On entering Canada drive through Beaver Creek and keep driving 53 km/33 mile, over the White River Bridge and we are located 800 meters on the right-hand side.
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KM 1818 ALASKA HIGHWAY Compass N 61 59.096 BY W 140 32.316

Return trip. Great break from the Alaska Highway!

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