Northern Adventures:
1-Day Lake Laberge Sightseeing Trip
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Explore the lake made famous by the poetry of Robert W. Service and by
the part it played in the Klondike Gold Rush.
Laberge is a 50km long lake that is part of the Yukon River system
(click here to see a map of the area). Visit the wreck of the sternwheeler Casca and the gold rush era cabins at Lower Laberge. This
abandoned village is at the northern end of the lake where it flows into the section of river
known as the Thirty Mile.
The lake is a photographer's dream! Wildlife commonly seen include grizzly and black bears, moose, caribou, wolves, eagles, hawks and loons.
Fishing is excellent - lake trout are caught both trolling and from shore.
The many beaches offer perfect landing spots to hike off into the beautiful
wilderness that surrounds the lake. During our lunch breaks on these beaches, you can enjoy hot refreshments around a campfire. For many more photos from the Lake Laberge trips, see our large
photo album.
Departure times for this trip will be tailored to work with your schedule. Generally, the day begins at 10 AM and ends at 7 PM. Transportation between Lake Laberge and
Whitehorse is included at no charge.
Rates:
$600 total for 2-4 people.
Price in Canadian dollars - to convert to your currency, click here.
Price does not include 5% GST.
For information on what you need to bring with you on a trip with us, see our gear list.
Reserving a date for your Yukon adventure is easy - just contact us by email, phone
or regular post at the address below and let us know when you would like to go.
Click here for booking details.
