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Want to explore the best of the Canadian Rockies, Yukon and Alaska? This is the trip for you, and while you’re at it, enjoy the true northern experience, and camp for 17 nights, enjoying campfires, nature and fresh air!

Tap into your wild, rugged, adventurous side for this 22-day outdoor extravaganza that will have you camping across Alberta, British Colombia, Yukon and Alaska. Get to know the landscapes, emulating highly praised artistic wonders, sweeping rocky ridges, tundra, forest groves, aquamarine bodies of water nestled below snow-capped mountain peaks, as you explore a myriad of renowned national parks. Keep this mantra in mind during The Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour: adventure the wild by day, tent in a campground by night.

After hiking and camping in the Canadian Rockies, you will fly from Calgary to Whitehorse for seamless immersion into the Yukon’s and Alaska’s rich, gold-rush-centric history—no pun intended—and layers of untouched, unspoiled scenery. Enjoy spending time strolling through postcard-painted towns, such as Banff, Skagway, and Dawson City.

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The Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour

Spend 22 days immersed in the highlights of the Rockies Yukon and Alaska with a guide
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22 days from $3,550USD
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Duration
22 days
Season
Jun-Sep
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Tombstone Park Hike in Yukon Rockies to Alaska Tour
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Want to explore the best of the Canadian Rockies, Yukon and Alaska? This is the trip for you, and while you’re at it, enjoy the true northern experience, and camp for 17 nights, enjoying campfires, nature and fresh air!

Tap into your wild, rugged, adventurous side for this 22-day outdoor extravaganza that will have you camping across Alberta, British Colombia, Yukon and Alaska. Get to know the landscapes, emulating highly praised artistic wonders, sweeping rocky ridges, tundra, forest groves, aquamarine bodies of water nestled below snow-capped mountain peaks, as you explore a myriad of renowned national parks. Keep this mantra in mind during The Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour: adventure the wild by day, tent in a campground by night.

After hiking and camping in the Canadian Rockies, you will fly from Calgary to Whitehorse for seamless immersion into the Yukon’s and Alaska’s rich, gold-rush-centric history—no pun intended—and layers of untouched, unspoiled scenery. Enjoy spending time strolling through postcard-painted towns, such as Banff, Skagway, and Dawson City.

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Escape city lights and skyscrapers for this outdoor spectacle and spend 17 nights tenting in stunning national parks and campgrounds.

Hike along the ridges, aquamarine glaciers, through tundra and pockets of forest, up mountain slopes in the Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska.

Saunter around the mountain-backed Banff, and the boomtowns popular during the gold rush: Skagway, Dawson City.

Embark on an exhilarating experience that will undoubtedly induce an adrenaline rush: a white water rafting trip on the Tatshenshini River.

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Day 1
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Calgary
Once you arrive at the airport in Calgary, hop on a shuttle bus to your hotel, where you’ll meet your guide. Discuss the upcoming tour over a complimentary dinner with your group.
Distance None
Overnight Location Hotel in Calgary
Included Meals Dinner
Day 2
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Banff National Park
After consuming a complimentary breakfast, travel away from skyscrapers to the fresh mountain air and breathtaking views blanketing Canada’s ever-so coveted Banff National Park. Set up your tent in a campground shaded by a lush forest before embarking on a short hike on one of the trails surrounding Lake Minnewanka. Marvel at the idyllic backdrop, unveiling mountains jetting out of the lake as you walk.
Distance 2 to 3 hours
Overnight Location Campground in Banff
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3
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Hike Incredible Alpine Meadows
Spend another day basking in Banff’s scenic bliss. Begin your day with a hiking adventure. Travel along ridges, through alpine meadows, and past glistening lakes. Notice the dramatic views painting the land as you trek. Expect to walk 2 km further than planned if you, your group, and your guide have the energy to continue walking. In the evening, stroll the charming town, brimming with rustic-style buildings set against a mountain backdrop.
Distance 5-7 hours, 7.5-9.5 km, 725-2,470 m of ascent
Overnight Location Campground in Banff
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4
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Hike to a Teahouse at Lake Louise
Pack up your tent and head to the quiet town of Lake Louise that glimmers with a shy, but enticing beauty. Admire the turquoise waters cradled by sky-high mountains, laden with snow, as soon as you enter this gorgeous hamlet. Embark on a brief 3.5 km hike to Lake Agnes Tea House set on the shoreline. Opt to venture on more hikes: go on a 15 km circuit or trek 2. 5 km to the Plain of Six Glaciers. Use the showers provided at the campsite and enjoy a relaxing evening outside.
Distance 3-5 hours, 3.5-15 km, 400-515 m of ascent
Overnight Location Campground in Lake Louise
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5
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Yoho National Park
Tap into your adventurous side and enjoy an exhilarating day speeding through Kicking Horse River on a white-water rafting trip. Stop in Golden, B.C for a brief side trip. If white water rafting isn’t your thing, opt to go another hike in Yoho National Park. It’s suggested to go on an 18 km trek that reveals majestic views of Emerald Lake.
Distance 6 hours, 18 km
Overnight Location Campground in Lake Louise
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6
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Glacier Viewing on the Icefields Parkway
Let your mind immerse in another world, one far different from reality as you travel along the famed Icefields Pathway to Jasper National Park. Admire the array of waterfalls, glaciers, sometimes frozen, as you drive. Stop Bow Summit and Peyto Lake for a tremendous vista of a vibrant blue sheet of water shimmering amid quintessential Canadian scenery—towering mountains and forest. Embark on a short, but intense hike viewpoint that overlooks the Saskatchewan glacier. Enjoy a hot shower and a fun night at your campground.
Distance 2 hours, 2.5 km
Overnight Location Campground in Jasper
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 7
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Jasper National Park & Maligne Lake
Jasper National Park perfectly emulated an outdoor haven. Opt to swim and picnic at Pyramid Lake, go mountain biking, canoeing, or hike. The hiking option will carry you to Maligne Lake, another stunning view, complete with mountains faded in the background, while a bright blue lake begs for attention in front. If your legs allow, travel higher to the tower above the lake below.
Distance 2-6 hours, 8 km, 450 m of ascent
Overnight Location Campground in Jasper
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 8
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Jasper National Park to Calgary
Embark on another 8 km hike in the Rockies near Columbia Icefields and enjoy lunch before heading back to Calgary.
Distance 2-3 hours, 8 km, 335 m of ascent
Overnight Location Hotel in Calgary
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch
Day 9
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Fly to Whitehorse
Take a flight from Calgary to Whitehorse. Meet up with your new guide, equipment, and van, and get ready for more magical outdoor expeditions.
Distance None
Overnight Location Hotel in Whitehorse
Included Meals None
Day 10
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Hiking in Tombstone Territorial Park
Head up to Canada’s northernmost highway after munching on breakfast! Fun fact: this 730 km highway connects with Inuvik, an arctic community. Travel to Tombstone Territorial Park, where rocky ridges, mountain slopes, and arctic tundra span the land.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground at Tombstone Territorial Park
Included Meals Lunch, Dinner
Day 11
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Hiking in Tombstone Territorial Park
Spend the day exploring Tombstone Territorial Park—marvel at the views sprawling below ridges and hike mountain slopes. Watch out for herds of caribou! Enjoy a relaxing evening by the campfire amid the park. Have the chance to participate in programs created by the rangers.
Distance 2-6 hours
Overnight Location Campground at Tombstone Territorial Park
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 12
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Iconic Dawson City
Pack up your tent and get ready to stroll through the famous, iconic Dawson City, etched with stories of the gold rush that put this legendary place on the map. Admire the buildings preserving the look and vibes of the former Klondike Gold Rush base. After exploring the myriad of famed attractions, have a rocking night at the Diamond Tooth Gerties Hall for some can-can routines and an all-around fun time. Stay at a campground overnight.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground in Dawson City
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 13
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Gold Rush History in Dawson City
Learn more about the rich past sprinkled throughout Dawson City. Experience what it was like to pan for gold during a tour of a gold mine—which still carries gold today. Check out other noteworthy sites after panning for gold: Jack London and Robert Service Cabins and the Dawson City Museum. End the day with a rewarding drive up the Midnight Dome. Marvel at the panoramic views of the city, goldfields, Yukon River, while the Ogilvie Mountains add a bonus layer of beauty far off in the distance.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground in Dawson City
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 14
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Top of the World Highway to Alaska
Hop in the van and traverse the Top of the World Highway to Alaska. Notice how the road snakes through rolling tundra and by two northern towns: Chicken and Jack Wade. Spend the night at another campsite.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground near Tok
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 15
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Kluane National park
Say goodbye to America (for now) and travel back to Canada. Wind by Kluane Lake before stopping at the Sheep Mountain visitor centre in Kluane National Park. Look out for Dall sheep dotting the surrounding slopes. Get the chance to further immerse in Canada’s vast wilderness via an optional flight over the largest non-polar ice sheets in the world and towering mountains such as Mount Logan, which stands at 6,000 metres, making it the highest mountain in Canada. Pitch your tent at a campground just outside of Haines Junction.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground near Haines Junction
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Days 16 to 17
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Hiking in Kluane National Park
Spend two more days admiring the ice fields, pockets of trees, and the pristine-blue Kathleen Lake snaking through sky-high mountain passes. Meander through the alpine valleys and look out for grizzly bears and Dall sheep peppering the landscape. If the weather postponed the optional flight from Day 15, there’s a chance you’ll get to explore the park from above during these two days.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground near Haines Junction
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 18
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Rafting & Million Dollar Falls
Take off your hiking boots and get ready for a day of white-water rafting on the Tatshenshini River. Spend the night camping at Million Dollar Falls and take a short walk to a majestic waterfall view.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground at Million Dollar Falls
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 19
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Explore Haines & Tlingit Culture
After you pack up your tent, you will hop in the van and head back to Alaska. Admire the wildlife flocking towards the streams, where schools of salmon migrate. Watch out for bears and eagles circling around the streams. Have some time to shop and stroll through Haines, a town exploding with Tlingit culture and backed by snow-laden mountains.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground in Haines
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 20
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Ferry to Skagway
Travel by ferry through the Lynn Canal, an inlet between jetting cliffs. Look out for whales and seals in the water and Alaskan brown bears dotting the shore. Reach Skagway, a town, like Dawson City, that preserved the boomtown vibes and architecture of its gold rush past. Spend the rest of the day exploring the area: hikes along the seaside or through the forest, stop by a saloon, visit a museum.
Distance None
Overnight Location Campground in Skagway
Included Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 21
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Skagway to Whitehorse
One of your last activities with your group is an optional train ride on the White Pass and Yukon Route railway. Twist along the mountain face and marvel at the steep slopes layered with a chockablock of trees. After, be sure to soak in the mountain views as you drive back to Whitehorse. Celebrate the last 21 days with your new friends over dinner before enjoying a relaxing night of rest in a hotel.
Distance None
Overnight Location Hotel in Whitehorse
Included Meals Breakfast
Day 22
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Depart Whitehorse
Say goodbye to your tour mates and get dropped off at either the airport or with your connecting program.
Distance None
Overnight Location None
Included Meals None

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Dates and prices

This guided hiking tour in the Rocky Mountains, Yukon and Alaska is run as a fixed-departure tour where you’d be joining a group, however, custom private tours can be organized for those willing to travel with their group only (please contact us with your preferred date and the number of people in your group and we will create the itinerary just for you).

Prices below are per person:

StartFinishDurationPlaces LeftPrice

2025-06-22

Calgary

22 days / 5+ Spaces Left

2025-07-13

Whitehorse

225+
$3,550USD

2025-07-13

Calgary

22 days / 5+ Spaces Left

2025-08-03

Whitehorse

225+
$3,550USD

2025-08-03

Calgary

22 days / 5+ Spaces Left

2025-08-24

Whitehorse

225+
$3,550USD

2025-08-24

Calgary

22 days / 0 Spaces Left

2025-09-14

Whitehorse

220
$3,550USD
What’s included

Meals

17 breakfasts, 17 lunches, 17 dinners. Meals in the hotels are not included (with the exception of your first overnight in Calgary).

Accommodations

Accommodations for 21 nights along the tour are included.

Transportation during the Tour

Transport for you and your gear is included from pick-up at the airport in Calgary to drop-off at the airport in Whitehorse or at your next tour connection. Flight from Calgary to Whitehorse on day 9 is included too.

Also Included

  • Meals while camping and during the first overnight in Calgary
  • Guide
  • Camping equipment, including two-person tents (sleeping bags and mats are not included)
  • Tour through Dawson City
  • Entrance fees for Diamond Tooth Gerties, museum in Dawson City, and all national parks
  • Rafting day trip in the Tatshenshini River

Not included

  • Flights to get to Calgary or out of Whitehorse
  • Personal necessities
  • Meals in hotels
  • Alcohol
  • Sleeping bag and mat
  • Optional tour guide gratuity
  • GST (Goods and Services Tax) - 5%

Optional Extras

  • Go on an optional flight over the largest non-polar ice fields in the world in Kluane National Park - $225 per person
  • Opt to go white water rafting in Kicking Horse River
  • A ride on the White Pass Yukon Historical Railroad - around $90 per person

Accommodation for The Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour

This tour will have you staying in a combination of hotels and campsites. Expect to stay in two or three-star hotels, which come equipped with necessary, comfortable amenities. Keep in mind that you will stay with another member of the tour in a room at the hotels. Feel free to upgrade to single occupancy for an additional fee.

Throughout your camping tour, you will spend 17 nights camping in a shared tent. You can always upgrade to a single tent for an additional fee.

Please note that the hotels listed below may need to be swapped for other similar accommodations.

Single Rooms and Solo Travelers
You can pay a supplement of {price currency="CAD" value="475"} to have a private room in a hotel and a private tent when travelling with your group. Travelling alone? Don’t worry. It’s definitely possible to match single travelers up.

Frequently asked questions

How hard is the Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour?

This tour is rated as a 3 / 5. On this camping tour, you will spend 17 nights in a tent. Therefore, it’s helpful to have some camping experience. You will also spend a lot of time hiking and exploring the depths of the wild.

Do I need a Visa to travel to Canada and the USA?

Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.

Are meals included on the Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour?

17 breakfasts, 17 lunches, 17 dinners. Meals in the hotels are not included (with the exception of your first overnight in Calgary).

How big is the group?

The groups for this tour are from 6 to 12 participants.

Can I rent a sleeping bag and mat for this tour?

Yes, however, the number of sleeping bags and mats available for rent is very limited, therefore please let us know a long time in advance if you need one.

Do I need insurance?

Yes, it is mandatory to have Health and Medical insurance to join this trip. Get your Travel Insurance.

How do I get to Calgary to start this tour?

You can get to Calgary by flying to Calgary International Airport (YYC) from almost any city in Canada, as well as some major cities in the USA and Europe.

Is the Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour in English?

The tour guide speaks English and German.

Where does The Rockies, Yukon, and Alaska Hiking & Camping Tour end?

The tour ends in Whitehorse.

Do I need special vaccines to travel to Canada and the USA?

Check with your family doctor.

Are there any travel restrictions for Canada and the USA?

Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.

Do I need to tip my tour guides?

Tipping in Canada is customary, but much appreciated. Ideally, you should tip each guide 5-10 CAD per day (from one person) for an excellent service.

When is the best time to travel to Alaska and Yukon for this tour?

The best time to travel to northern Canada and Alaska is during the summer months.

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