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Yukon Highways & Freeways

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Top of the World Highway
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This breathtaking road travels from Tok, Alaska to Dawson City, Yukon and is known as the Top of the World Highway for its mountainous elevation and stunning views. Open only in summer, this narrow highway winds over the mountaintops revealing beautiful valleys at nearly every turn. A memorable journey, the highway should be driven slowly and with caution. At the Dawson City end, a ferry awaits to carry travellers into the town center during summer.
Address: , YT

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Campbell Highway
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The Campbell Highway (Robert Campbell Highway), also known as Highway 4 in the Yukon, travels through a remote area offering fishing and wildlife opportunities. This 583 km (362 mi) gravel road connects Watson Lake with Carmacks and serves the communities of Faro and Ross River.
Address: ., YT

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The Alaska Highway
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This highway, often called one of the most scenic highways in North America, runs from Dawson Creek, BC, through parts of the Yukon, including Whitehorse and Fort Nelson, before reaching its destination in Delta Junction, Alaska.
Address: Alaska | Highway, BC/YT/AK

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Dempster Highway
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Travel along the Dempster Highway, Canada's only all-season route that crosses the Arctic Circle. From Dawson City to North Yukon and continuing to Inuvik, NWT, this highway traverses alpine tundra landscapes and offers scenic vistas.

Distance: 736 km (457.3 mi) one-way
Features and Attractions: Tombstone Territorial Park, Arctic Circle, Gwich'in culture, porcupine carbiou, Two Moose Lake, Blackstone Uplands
Information Courtesy of: Travel Yukon
Note: Travellers are advised to plan ahead and take extra precautions along this route as this is a remote sector with limited services

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Haines Highway
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Also known as the Haines Road or Highway 3, the Haines Highway connects Haines Junction in the Yukon with Haines, Alaska. At approximately 244 km (152 mi) long, this route was once used by traders and gold prospectors.
Address: . | Haines Junction, YT [ Map ]

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Tatchun/Frenchman Road
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The Tatchun/Frenchman Road joins the Robert Campbell Highway from the Klondike Highway intersection. A side-route leads to campgrounds in the area including Tatchun Lake, Nunatuk and Frenchman Lake. Watch for signs. Deer mule sightings along this road are possible.
Address: . | Carmacks, YT

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Klondike Highway
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The Klondike Highway travels 712 km (443 mi) from Skagway, Alaska to Dawson City, Yukon, traversing White Pass--roughly following the route of the prospectors during the Klondike Gold Rush.
Address: , YT

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Canol Road
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Canol Road begins at Johnson's Crossing in the Yukon near the Teslin River bridge and runs to the NWT border. During World War II, the Canol (short for Canada Oil) pipeline was constructed which no longer exists today.
Address: . | Johnson's Crossing, YT

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