Yukon Wildlife Preserve

This was such an amazing experience. I had the pleasure of visiting in December of 2023 and I still think about it. Staff was amazing as soon as you walked in. They quickly gauged what we were interested in (walk, ski sleds, or bus) as it was my friend's and my first time there. Super welcoming from the jump and super knowledgeable in case you wanted to bounce ideas of what you want you want your experience there to be like. Skip to us walking around. Such nicely groomed trails. A vast majority of visitors seemed to bus but they had the walking trails nicely groomed as well just in case you wanted a slower journey. Loved how all the animals had ample space to move as they saw fit and seemed to be living their best lives. Their range in animals was really cool too from a visitor perspective. They also had the antlers the animals shed laying near their spaces to allow for an interactive experience as well which was very fun and unique. Overall, it is a great outing if you have a hour or a few depending on your schedule to check out due to the respectful atmosphere, their range in animals (which includes mountain goats, muskox and a moose), and the contentment the animals have in that space.

I was impressed by the size of the enclosures for the animals. We were on a tour but I recommend you take the tour from actual park as the have the information you would want as opposed to the combo tour I took from an outside company as they did not explain much. You can walk or I think rent bikes to tour the animals. There is also a gift shop at the entrance which our tour did not stop. I recommend supporting this park. Many Canadian animals.to see in their almost natural habitat.

I loved my trip to the Wildlife Preserve! I visited as part of a tour and we drove through the park in our shuttle. I would love to visit again and walk the trails to really take in all the preserve has to offer.

This is a must-see place if you are visiting the Whitehorse area. My family had a very enjoyable visit, as we were able to see up-close various species of local animals as we walked the 5 km loop around the park. Tip: If you have mobility issues or very young kids, I would recommend taking the guided bus tour or, if you can cycle, rent a fat bike. While we really liked walking in the park, certain parts are quite steep, which could be a problem for some people.

The fall colors made the experience 10x better. Best place to see wildlife if you can’t spot them outside. Staff at the front was super friendly. We did the bike ride and it turned out to be an amazing experience

Highly recommend, especially if you haven't had a chance to see very much wild life while visiting the Yukon. We booked our tickets in advance and were fortunate to see many animals that are being rehabilitated on the preserve. We had an excellant tour guide named Caroline. I am so happy we made the time to take this tour.

The Yukon offers a fantastic adventure for families, especially with kids. A top spot is the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, where children can see animals like moose, bison, and elk in their natural habitats, making it both educational and fun. Another great option is Caribou Crossing Trading Post, where kids can visit a petting farm, see husky puppies, and even take a dog sled ride in the winter months. For an exciting family experience, the Yukon Suspension Bridge offers a thrilling walk over a river with amazing views, plus a fun scavenger hunt for kids. These locations provide a perfect blend of wildlife, adventure, and family bonding

Really enjoyed my visit. Would highly recommend the bus tour ($30) as this is lead by a naturalist and they know where to stop so you can take photos and they provide so much information about the Preserve as well as the animals. The whole tour was 1.5hr by bus, and the bus is heated on colder days. You can book online for the tour which was great as we went on a holiday and it was busy. I'd recommend this to my family and friends.

This was such an amazing experience. I had the pleasure of visiting in December of 2023 and I still think about it. Staff was amazing as soon as you walked in. They quickly gauged what we were interested in (walk, ski sleds, or bus) as it was my friend's and my first time there. Super welcoming from the jump and super knowledgeable in case you wanted to bounce ideas of what you want you want your experience there to be like. Skip to us walking around. Such nicely groomed trails. A vast majority of visitors seemed to bus but they had the walking trails nicely groomed as well just in case you wanted a slower journey. Loved how all the animals had ample space to move as they saw fit and seemed to be living their best lives. Their range in animals was really cool too from a visitor perspective. They also had the antlers the animals shed laying near their spaces to allow for an interactive experience as well which was very fun and unique. Overall, it is a great outing if you have a hour or a few depending on your schedule to check out due to the respectful atmosphere, their range in animals (which includes mountain goats, muskox and a moose), and the contentment the animals have in that space.

I was impressed by the size of the enclosures for the animals. We were on a tour but I recommend you take the tour from actual park as the have the information you would want as opposed to the combo tour I took from an outside company as they did not explain much. You can walk or I think rent bikes to tour the animals. There is also a gift shop at the entrance which our tour did not stop. I recommend supporting this park. Many Canadian animals.to see in their almost natural habitat.

I loved my trip to the Wildlife Preserve! I visited as part of a tour and we drove through the park in our shuttle. I would love to visit again and walk the trails to really take in all the preserve has to offer.

This is a must-see place if you are visiting the Whitehorse area. My family had a very enjoyable visit, as we were able to see up-close various species of local animals as we walked the 5 km loop around the park. Tip: If you have mobility issues or very young kids, I would recommend taking the guided bus tour or, if you can cycle, rent a fat bike. While we really liked walking in the park, certain parts are quite steep, which could be a problem for some people.

The fall colors made the experience 10x better. Best place to see wildlife if you can’t spot them outside. Staff at the front was super friendly. We did the bike ride and it turned out to be an amazing experience

Highly recommend, especially if you haven't had a chance to see very much wild life while visiting the Yukon. We booked our tickets in advance and were fortunate to see many animals that are being rehabilitated on the preserve. We had an excellant tour guide named Caroline. I am so happy we made the time to take this tour.

The Yukon offers a fantastic adventure for families, especially with kids. A top spot is the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, where children can see animals like moose, bison, and elk in their natural habitats, making it both educational and fun. Another great option is Caribou Crossing Trading Post, where kids can visit a petting farm, see husky puppies, and even take a dog sled ride in the winter months. For an exciting family experience, the Yukon Suspension Bridge offers a thrilling walk over a river with amazing views, plus a fun scavenger hunt for kids. These locations provide a perfect blend of wildlife, adventure, and family bonding

Really enjoyed my visit. Would highly recommend the bus tour ($30) as this is lead by a naturalist and they know where to stop so you can take photos and they provide so much information about the Preserve as well as the animals. The whole tour was 1.5hr by bus, and the bus is heated on colder days. You can book online for the tour which was great as we went on a holiday and it was busy. I'd recommend this to my family and friends.