3의 도슨 레인지가지 명소 & 주요 장소

At the end of the Hilltop Trail is a view, clear from trees blocking it, of the surrounding Mayo Mountains, Montana Mountains, and Big Salmon and Long Lake ridges. This bald with a great view lies atop a grassy meadow.

Takhini Hot Springs, or Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs, has Natural Mineral Pools fed by underground hot springs that naturally emerge at around 47°C, with mineral-rich water, and no sulfur smell. It is a great place to soak after a hike, with discounted entry on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

The Spirit Canyon Trail leads through open forest and rocky landscapes into Spirit Canyon. It is considered a moderate trail that offers stunning views of Ibex Valley and Takhini River Valley. There is no official parking lot at the trailhead! You might hike to the start of the trail from a parking lot at the Alaska Highway.

Small path to the cliff over the Yukon

At the confluence of the Pelly River and the Yukon River is the former trading post, now the Yukon Historic Site. Once homeland to the Selkirk First Nation and Northern Tutchon and trading post for Gold Rush settlers. http://register.yukonhistoricplaces.ca/Place/1170

http://register.yukonhistoricplaces.ca/Place/1170

The Five Finger Rapids is a rock formation in the Yukon River in Yukon, Canada, 20 km downstream from Carmacks on the Klondike Highway. Four basalt rock pillars divided the river into five rapids, the "fingers". The Tutchone call the rapids Tthi-chò nädezhé, which means "rocks that stand in the water". The rapids have been known as Five Finger Rapids since the 1880s, when gold prospectors on the way to Alaska and Dawson on the Klondike began to use the Yukon as a transportation route. The Rapids were a dangerous obstacle on which many lost their belongings. Paddle steamers used winches and steel cables to maneuver through the rapids. One of the pillars has now been removed by blasting, making the Rapids largely passable for ships. (Source: Wikipedia)

only accessible by canoe