Discover upcoming events, programs and seasonal offerings at Yukon parks, campgrounds and recreation sites.
Events will be added as they are scheduled.
Events will be added as they are scheduled.
Some campgrounds and recreation sites are serviced through the winter. Remember the following when visiting Yukon Parks in the winter:
- Keep motorized vehicles off trails.
- Do not disturb ski tracks.
- Pick up after your pets and keep them leashed.
- Bring your own firewood if you plan to have a fire.
- Always measure the ice thickness before going out on frozen lakes or rivers. Yukon Parks does not monitor ice thickness.
- Do not use the ice unless you measure a minimum of:
- 10 centimetres/4 inches for skating, ice fishing, walking, cross country skiing; or
- 12 centimetres/5 inches for one snowmobile.
- Do not use the ice unless you measure a minimum of:
2025-2026 winter services
Kookatsoon Lake Recreation Site
| Pine Lake Campground
| Wolf Creek Campground
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Kusawa Lake Campground
| Lake Laberge Campground
| Fox Lake Campground
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Yukon River Campground
| Klondike River Campground
| Five Mile Lake Campground
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Tombstone Territorial Park winter services and conditions
Grizzly snowshoe trail
- Approximately 1.8 kilometres one way, 3.6 kilometres round trip.
- Trail is packed.
Tombstone Mountain Campground
- Plowed parking.
- Access to two outhouses.
- Winterized kitchen shack is dug out and open. Bring your own firewood.
- Groomed trails in the campground.
Hart Winter Road
- Groomed for 10 kilometres one way from the Hart River parking lot.
- There are two short 30 to 50 metre sections of frozen overflow areas (glaciers). The first one is approximately 3 kilometres from the beginning of the trail. The second is approximately 8 kilometres from beginning of trail. Areas are crossable but slippery. Please exercise caution.
Contact
If you have questions, email [email protected] or phone 867-667-5648, toll free in the Yukon 1-800-661-0408, extension 5648.