Dawson City Holidays

The Dawson City Museum chronicles the Klondike Gold Rush in a historic territorial building. Watch gold pouring demonstrations and explore exhibits showing the transformation from indigenous settlement to boomtown.

Step into the reconstructed cabin where Jack London penned his Klondike adventures during the 1897 gold rush. The museum's interpretive talks bring the renowned author's rugged frontier experiences vividly to life.

This historic Carpenter Gothic church from the Klondike Gold Rush era features striking pointed arches and a bell tower. Inside, handcrafted woodwork and stained glass windows showcase frontier missionary artistry.

Explore Yukon's first formal park with its charming Victorian-style Victory Garden surrounded by a 19-sided picket fence. Summer visitors can enjoy community events while relaxing in this historic green space.

Step aboard the historic S.S. Keno to explore this preserved 1922 steamboat that once transported ore along the Yukon River. Guided tours reveal authentic areas, bringing the golden age of riverboat commerce to life.

You can learn about the history of Dawson City with a visit to Robert Service's Cabin. Amble around the area's riverfront or visit its casinos.

Watch artisans craft 20-karat jewellery from gold dust mined at the historic Fortymile River. Visitors can observe the entire goldsmithing process and browse original works by local Yukon artists.

This vibrant cultural hub hosts acclaimed festivals and exhibitions in historic Dawson City. Immerse yourself in the ODD Gallery's contemporary art or attend performances in the heritage ballroom of Dënäkär Zho.