Kayaking and whitewater resources in Canada's Yukon Territory ...

Select a Park Aulavik Auyuittuq Banff Bruce Peninsula Cape Breton Cape St. Mary's Churn Creek Elk Island Ellesmere Island Fathom Five Forillon Fundy Georgian Bay Islands Glacier Grasslands Greenwich Gros Morne Gwaii Haanas Ivvavik Jasper Kejimkujik Khutzeymateen Kluane Kootenay Kouchibouguac La Mauricie Mingan Archipelago Nahanni Pacific Rim Point Pelee Prince Albert Prince Edward Island ...

By Pamela H. Sinclair It's May 23rd and not cold, but the wind blowing across this wide-open landscape is relentless. A small bird is buffetted across the ridgetop where we're hiking, and disappears over the leeward side. Was that a flash of white on its tail We scramble over some loose rocks, escaping the wind just below the ridgetop, relocate the bird, and YES! It seems miraculous that this ...

KLUANE NATIONAL PARK Established in 1972, this park offers some of the most varied habitat in the province. Within the 2, 201, 500 ha (22, 015 sq. km) boundaries of Kluane National Park are the St. Elias Mountains which contain Canada's highest peaks and the world's largest non-polar icefields. Valley glaciers including the Donjek, Lowell and Kaskawulsh, many great rivers and their tributaries flow ...