Museums in Yukon Territory

Covering half a city block, this log-cabin museum is crammed with relics from the gold-rush era and has a ... More on Frommers

If you're looking to walk through and look at displays without any additional information, you will enjoy t... More on TripAdvisor

Built in 1900, the Old Log Church and Rectory are among the oldest buildings in Whitehorse. More on Oldlogchurchmuseum.ca

The first resident priest of Whitehorse arrived in 1900, and the town immediately proceeded to build a log church and rectory to house him and his services. They're now some of the oldest building... More on Frommers

This fascinating museum presents the development of travel, from dog sled to railway to bush plane, through to the building of the Alaska Highway. You'll come away with a new appreciation of how adventurous and arduous it once ... More on Frommers

This is the hub of visual and performance arts in Whitehorse and the Yukon. The gallery hosts 10 to 17 rotating exhibits yearly, featuring both regional and international artists, photographers, and themes. It also offers workshops, ... More on Frommers

In the grand old Territorial Administration building, this excellent museum should be your first stop on a tour of Dawson City. Well-curated displays explain the geology and paleontology of the area (this region was on the main ... More on Frommers

During the last ice age, a land bridge joined Asia to Alaska and the Yukon, forming a subcontinent known as Beringia. Bordered on all sides by glaciers, Beringia was once home to woolly mammoths and other fascinating Pleistocene-era ... More on Frommers