• Whitehorse - Discover the highlights of the Miles Canyon Walking Tour. This self-guided, immersive experience features 19 audio points of interest, including the Robert Lowe Suspension Bridge, Canyon City, The Yukon River, and more!

• Miles Canyon - Welcome to Miles Canyon, a must-visit destination in Whitehorse. This tour guides you along the Lower Canyon City Trail to the historic settlement site of Canyon City.

• MX6C+MCG Whitehorse - FIREWEED. During a summer hike around Miles Canyon, you’ll likely encounter an abundance of wildflowers.

• MX6C+Q9R Whitehorse - ROBERT LOWE SUSPENSION BRIDGE. Welcome to the Robert Lowe Suspension Bridge! Constructed in 1922, it spans 85 feet across the narrowest section of Miles Canyon.

• MX6C+V9M Whitehorse - THE YUKON RIVER: Gaze down at the water. This is the majestic Yukon River, stretching 3,190 kilometers, making it the third-longest river in North America and one of the…

• MX7C+57X Whitehorse - AQUATIC BIRDS & OTHER WILDLIFE: Here, Miles Canyon expands into a broader, bowl-shaped area. The water slows and pools, creating an ideal spot for observing water birds. Various species of waterfowl, such as…

• MX6F+5P5 Whitehorse - EVIDENCE OF BEAVER ACTIVITY: Pause for a moment and observe your surroundings to spot any signs of beavers in this area. Can you see any tree stumps that have been…

• MX6G+2MC Whitehorse - LOCAL BIRDS: As you can see, you are in a truly wild environment! Keep an eye out for wildlife. One of the most common birds you might spot is the raven. Ravens are large, entirely black birds that can be…

• MX5J+RHC Whitehorse - YUKON TREES: Take a moment to observe your surroundings, and you’ll notice a few trees. Most of the trees you see are evergreens, which means they are the type of tree that…

• MX5P+H29 Whitehorse - GREY MOUNTAIN: Looking straight ahead, you can enjoy a clear view of Grey Mountain. This mountain is a significant landmark for Whitehorse, as it is the closest mountain to…

• MX5X+643 Whitehorse - CANYON CITY: Welcome to Canyon City! Believe it or not, during the Klondike Gold Rush, this was once a thriving settlement.

In 1897, a young entrepreneur named Norman Macaulay realized there was…

• MX5X+C77 Whitehorse - REMNANTS OF THE CITY: As you can see, not much remains of Canyon City today. In 1900, the White Pass Railway was completed, ending at Whitehorse.

The rail company acquired Macaulay’s tramway, aiming to have…

• MX5W+6P2 Whitehorse - FIRST NATIONS: Miles Canyon and the Whitehorse area are part of the traditional lands of the Ta’an Kwäch’än and Kwanlin Dun First Nations. Many of these people speak the Southern Tutchone language. “Kwanlin” is the…
• MX5R+4XG Whitehorse - END OF THE GOLD RUSH & BEYOND: The discovery of gold in Bonanza Creek in 1896 sparked the Klondike Gold Rush, which significantly influenced the history of the Yukon.

The town of Dawson, established soon after the gold discovery, grew to…

• MX5Q+J8Q Whitehorse - STERNWHEELERS: If you’ve visited downtown Whitehorse, you’ve probably noticed the large boat resting on the banks of the Yukon River. This type of boat is known as a sternwheeler, which…
• MX5M+R46 Whitehorse - FAMOUS YUKONERS: In 1897, 21-year-old Californian Jack London set out to strike it rich in the Klondike. To save time on his journey, he chose to navigate the treacherous Miles Canyon and White Horse Rapids, instead of…
• MX5G+VV4 Whitehorse - PLANTS YOU MAY FIND: Fireweed isn’t the only plant you might encounter on your hike. The Yukon is home to many stunning wildflowers. If you’re hiking this trail in late April or early May, some of the first flowers to appear are…
• MX6C+HQ3 Whitehorse - LAVA FLOW: If you look at the canyon walls, you’ll notice their dark color. The walls are composed of basalt, a type of igneous rock. Igneous means the rock was formed from solidified lava. An ancient lava flow from…
• MX6C+VJQ Whitehorse - YUKON RIVER BOATING: With roads now spanning the Yukon territory, boat travel is no longer necessary. However, tourists and locals still enjoy paddling the Yukon River for its adventure and scenic beauty. A canoe and kayak race, called…
• MX6C+PCR Whitehorse - AVIATION: You may have noticed airplanes flying overhead during your hike. Miles Canyon is on the flight path for both the Whitehorse International Airport and the Schwatka Lake float plane base. The Yukon has a…

• No time constraints, tour at your own pace
• Pre-download on WIFI for offline use
• Hands-free with automatic audio playback
• Live GPS map displays route and location
• Tour available anytime, extended flexibility with Tripvia
• Customer Service available via Phone & Email
• Lifetime access to the tour on Tripvia app

• Smartphone or tablet
• Headphones (optional - audio will play from device speaker too)

Experience a guided nature tour through your smartphone while exploring the stunning Miles Canyon! This adventure takes you along the Lower Canyon City Trail to the historic site of Canyon City.

During this 4 km journey, learn about the Yukon River, the formation of Miles Canyon, local flora and fauna, and some fascinating Gold Rush history.

Highlights include breathtaking views of Grey Mountain, intriguing tales of Canyon City, stories of notable Yukoners, and more!

The tour also features an engaging location-based trivia game. After listening to the commentary, check your device and try to guess the answer.

A GPS map will display your current location and guide you to your next destination. As you approach, the guide’s commentary will play automatically!

Please note: the number of travelers selected determines the number of devices the tour can be downloaded to.

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*Please be aware that the trail may not be accessible to everyone due to moderately steep sections, roots, and other obstacles. Check trail conditions beforehand. Closed from October to May.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.