6의 펠리 산맥가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Grey Mountain Summit Trail begins with a gentle initial climb, then steepens before leveling out, and becomes an open ridge once you come closer to the summit of Grey Mountain. The trail is open to hikers and bikers and is rated double black diamond. The views from the ridge open to the Yukon River valley, Whitehorse, and lakes like Lake Laberge below. The Grey Mountain Summit Trail lies in the traditional territories of Kwanlin Dün and Ta’an Kwäch’än, so please use Leave No Trace and stay on the trail.

The Dream is a multi-use trail used by mountain bikers, e-bikers, hikers, and trail runners. The views from the ridge are breathtaking, and the trail lives up to its name with dreamy views at the top. Though it's labeled as a blue, it is known to be a more challenging blue.

Money Shot is a popular mountain biking route open to hikers. It is a steep double black diamond. The trail is well-maintained, rocky, and has rewarding views from the top.

Grey Mountain Cave can be seen from below, but to enter, rungs or stumps form a ladder to the entrance, requiring a vertical climb. The cave entry is about 7 feet high, and inside are a notebook, a geocache, and a great photo opportunity.

Long Lake is a quick jaunt from the town of Whitehorse, and an excellent spot for hiking and biking in the summer, and popular also for snowshoeing in the winter.

North of Grey Mountain Summit, the Grey Mountain Summit Trail extends until it joins The Dream. This ridge is exposed but not a steep knife-edge on the sides, and there are great views all the way down to Whitehorse.

Lost place - abandoned trading post with a small cemetery at the confluence of the Big Salmon River and the Yukon

Lost place - Old RCMP police station from 1897/98 with a telegraph office and roadhouse. Nearby is the hull of the steamer Casca, which was dismantled in 1911.