New Tour Packages Arrive for Haines Junction Visitors

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April 24, 2026 6:44 pm

Visitors planning trips to Haines Junction now have new ways to experience the outdoors, as Travel Yukon has added several new tour packages to its offerings. These updates come as the winter aurora viewing season nears its end, with many operators traditionally concluding winter-specific programming by the end of April.

For those looking ahead to later in the year, a new trekking experience in the Ruby Range is now available. Operated by Terre Boréale, the six-day excursion is scheduled for August 29 to September 5, 2026. The package is priced at $4,685 per person and includes a helicopter drop-off into the heart of the mountain range. Participants will spend the week hiking from two different base camps, with chances to spot local wildlife such as bison, caribou, Dall sheep, and bears.

Haines Junction, a community of approximately 900 residents, serves as the primary gateway to the nearby Kluane National Park and Reserve. The park remains a major draw for the region, recording approximately 47,100 visitors during the 2022/23 fiscal year. Local businesses, including Yukon Guided Adventures, continue to provide year-round activities for those exploring the area.

While summer adventures like the Ruby Range trek are now open for bookings, visitors planning for next year’s northern lights season can look forward to the return of prime viewing conditions starting in late August. With the season for viewing the aurora typically running from late August to mid-April, visitors are encouraged to review available options in advance of the upcoming winter.

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