Pricing

COST

• Full Circuit – CDN: $2299.95 + GST
• West Side (4-days, 3-nights) – CDN: $1399.95 + GST

Cost Includes

• Professional guides, canoe instruction
• Canoes, paddles, life jackets and tents
• Park fees, prime private campsites
• All meals and group camping gear
• Celebration breakfast on day 8 at a cozy lodge on the Bowron Lakes

Cost Does Not Include

• Meals and accommodation in Wells
• Transportation from Quesnel to Wells (for those flying or busing to Quesnel)
• We can arrange transportation from Quesnel to Wells upon request for an additional fee

COST

• CDN: $2950 +GST *

Inclusive Services

• Services of a fully qualified guide and an assistant
• All group equipment including canoes, paddles, life-jackets, and tents
  (You can bring your own tent if you wish)
• All meals on the river
• Transportation from Whitehorse to the Pelly River
• Transportation from the pickup at Dawson City to Whitehorse
• One night accommodation in Dawson City

Non Inclusive Services

• Transportation to and from Whitehorse
• Meals and accommodation in Whitehorse
• Meals in Dawson City
• Any side trips before or after the trip
• Suggestions for other places to visit or things to do while in the Yukon will be
  included in the information package, which will be sent to you upon receipt of
  your trip registration and deposit.

How to Get TO WHITEHORSE

By Air

The Yukon is less than a day’s flight from any North American city. Service is available daily to Whitehorse through Vancouver, B.C. (2 hr.,20 min. flight.). Scheduled air service is also available from Juneau and Fairbanks, Alaska.

By Land

If you are driving by car or R.V., you may drive either the Alaska or Stewart-Cassiar Highways. The Alaska Highway begins at Dawson Creek, B.C. and runs through Watson Lake and Whitehorse on it’s way to Alaska. The Stewart-Cassiar Highway winds through B.C’s interior, meeting the Alaska Highway 14 miles west of Watson Lake, Yukon.