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The fall season in the Yukon is an explosion of colour. The mountain landscape is filled with shades of yellow and orange, while the night sky is decorated with the blue and green Northern Lights. This itinerary includes four nights at the Northern Lights Resort and Spa so you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Maximize your time outdoors with guided visits to nearby attractions.
Find out what is included in your trip and have all your questions answered. We are here to help.
Welcome to our hometown — a famously lovely west coast city, surrounded by mountains and ocean.
Head north to Whitehorse, one of North America's best Northern Lights (aurora borealis) viewing locations. Whitehorse has low precipitation levels — it is practically a desert — which means little cloud cover and maximum viewing time!
Explore the Yukon's largest city, set on the mighty Yukon river. Learn about the history of Whitehorse, the land and its people. Finish your day by gazing into the dark sky and searching for the Aurora Borealis.
Venture outside of Whitehorse and explore the Southern Lakes area. Later, enjoy another evening of Northern Lights viewing.
Spend one final full day at the Northern Lights Resort and Spa. Enjoy another outdoor adventure or opt for a massage and spa day in; the choice is yours.
Head to the airport for your flight back to Vancouver. Watch the changing landscape on your journey to the West Coast. Your Northern Lights vacation comes to an end upon arrival in Vancouver Airport
Day 1
Arrive in Vancouver...
Arrive in Vancouver
Day 2
Into the north - Va...
Into the north - Vancouver to Whitehorse
Day 3
Explore Whitehorse
Explore Whitehorse
Day 4
Outdoor adventures ...
Outdoor adventures in the Yukon
Welcome to our hometown — a famously lovely west coast city, surrounded by mountains and ocean.
Head north to Whitehorse, one of North America's best Northern Lights (aurora borealis) viewing locations. Whitehorse has low precipitation levels — it is practically a desert — which means little cloud cover and maximum viewing time!
Explore the Yukon's largest city, set on the mighty Yukon river. Learn about the history of Whitehorse, the land and its people. Finish your day by gazing into the dark sky and searching for the Aurora Borealis.
Venture outside of Whitehorse and explore the Southern Lakes area. Later, enjoy another evening of Northern Lights viewing.
Spend one final full day at the Northern Lights Resort and Spa. Enjoy another outdoor adventure or opt for a massage and spa day in; the choice is yours.
Head to the airport for your flight back to Vancouver. Watch the changing landscape on your journey to the West Coast. Your Northern Lights vacation comes to an end upon arrival in Vancouver Airport
Get your personalized quote as prices vary by departure date, selected activities, and hotel. Prices shown are our lowest rates per person, based on double occupancy, and exclude taxes.
These are examples of the places you can stay on this trip. Please get in touch to discuss your options and to check availability.
Located above the US departures terminal, the Fairmont Vancouver Airport is perfect for an overnight stay before or after a flight. The luxury hotel features soundproofed floor-to-ceiling windows, diverse dining options, and an indoor pool and spa.
The Northern Lights Resort and Spa is 23 kilometres away from the city of Whitehorse. The purpose-built property is close to the Yukon River and is surrounded by forests and mountains. In addition to the seven chalets, there is a spa area with sauna and relaxation room.
Here are some of our most popular enhancements to personalize this journey.
Vancouver's mild climate, large outdoor spaces and diverse neighbourhoods attract visitors year-round. Add on a couple of extra nights here, so you have time to explore the city.
If you'd prefer to visit a different city before heading to the Yukon, you could start your trip in Calgary or Edmonton. The Canadian Rockies are accessible from both cities, too.
Combine your Northern Lights vacation with a beautiful train journey from Vancouver to Jasper. Jasper National Park is the largest park in the Canadian Rockies and is full of epic mountain scenery.
Explore Northern Lights
Whitehorse, YukonYellowknife, Northwest TerritoriesChurchill, ManitobaThe Northern Lights ExplainedBest Time To GoSolar Maximum Tour FinderPopular Trips
Northern Lights of the YukonNorthern Lights of ChurchillNorthern Lights of YellowknifeFall Colours and Northern Lights in the YukonAurora and Astronomy in ChurchillYukon Northern Lights Resort and Spa in WinterYukon Northern Lights Resort and Spa in FallFall Colours and Northern Lights in YellowknifePhotography Tour: Northern Lights of Churchill© 2025 Fresh Tracks Canada
The fall season in the Yukon is an explosion of colour. The mountain landscape is filled with shades of yellow and orange, while the night sky is decorated with the blue and green Northern Lights. This itinerary includes four nights at the Northern Lights Resort and Spa so you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Maximize your time outdoors with guided visits to nearby attractions.
Find out what is included in your trip and have all your questions answered. We are here to help.
Welcome to our hometown — a famously lovely west coast city, surrounded by mountains and ocean.
Head north to Whitehorse, one of North America's best Northern Lights (aurora borealis) viewing locations. Whitehorse has low precipitation levels — it is practically a desert — which means little cloud cover and maximum viewing time!
Explore the Yukon's largest city, set on the mighty Yukon river. Learn about the history of Whitehorse, the land and its people. Finish your day by gazing into the dark sky and searching for the Aurora Borealis.
Venture outside of Whitehorse and explore the Southern Lakes area. Later, enjoy another evening of Northern Lights viewing.
Spend one final full day at the Northern Lights Resort and Spa. Enjoy another outdoor adventure or opt for a massage and spa day in; the choice is yours.
Head to the airport for your flight back to Vancouver. Watch the changing landscape on your journey to the West Coast. Your Northern Lights vacation comes to an end upon arrival in Vancouver Airport
Day 1
Arrive in Vancouver...
Arrive in Vancouver
Day 2
Into the north - Va...
Into the north - Vancouver to Whitehorse
Day 3
Explore Whitehorse
Explore Whitehorse
Day 4
Outdoor adventures ...
Outdoor adventures in the Yukon
Welcome to our hometown — a famously lovely west coast city, surrounded by mountains and ocean.
Head north to Whitehorse, one of North America's best Northern Lights (aurora borealis) viewing locations. Whitehorse has low precipitation levels — it is practically a desert — which means little cloud cover and maximum viewing time!
Explore the Yukon's largest city, set on the mighty Yukon river. Learn about the history of Whitehorse, the land and its people. Finish your day by gazing into the dark sky and searching for the Aurora Borealis.
Venture outside of Whitehorse and explore the Southern Lakes area. Later, enjoy another evening of Northern Lights viewing.
Spend one final full day at the Northern Lights Resort and Spa. Enjoy another outdoor adventure or opt for a massage and spa day in; the choice is yours.
Head to the airport for your flight back to Vancouver. Watch the changing landscape on your journey to the West Coast. Your Northern Lights vacation comes to an end upon arrival in Vancouver Airport
Get your personalized quote as prices vary by departure date, selected activities, and hotel. Prices shown are our lowest rates per person, based on double occupancy, and exclude taxes.
These are examples of the places you can stay on this trip. Please get in touch to discuss your options and to check availability.
Located above the US departures terminal, the Fairmont Vancouver Airport is perfect for an overnight stay before or after a flight. The luxury hotel features soundproofed floor-to-ceiling windows, diverse dining options, and an indoor pool and spa.
The Northern Lights Resort and Spa is 23 kilometres away from the city of Whitehorse. The purpose-built property is close to the Yukon River and is surrounded by forests and mountains. In addition to the seven chalets, there is a spa area with sauna and relaxation room.
Here are some of our most popular enhancements to personalize this journey.
Vancouver's mild climate, large outdoor spaces and diverse neighbourhoods attract visitors year-round. Add on a couple of extra nights here, so you have time to explore the city.
If you'd prefer to visit a different city before heading to the Yukon, you could start your trip in Calgary or Edmonton. The Canadian Rockies are accessible from both cities, too.
Combine your Northern Lights vacation with a beautiful train journey from Vancouver to Jasper. Jasper National Park is the largest park in the Canadian Rockies and is full of epic mountain scenery.
Explore Northern Lights
Whitehorse, YukonYellowknife, Northwest TerritoriesChurchill, ManitobaThe Northern Lights ExplainedBest Time To GoSolar Maximum Tour FinderPopular Trips
Northern Lights of the YukonNorthern Lights of ChurchillNorthern Lights of YellowknifeFall Colours and Northern Lights in the YukonAurora and Astronomy in ChurchillYukon Northern Lights Resort and Spa in WinterYukon Northern Lights Resort and Spa in FallFall Colours and Northern Lights in YellowknifePhotography Tour: Northern Lights of Churchill© 2025 Fresh Tracks Canada
