Question 1

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: address

Accepted Answer

Kilometer 8 / Mile 5 Takhini Hot Springs Road Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 7A2

Question 2

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: opening hours

Accepted Answer

More Hours Open Daily 10am to 6pm … November 1st Winter Hours 11am - 5pm.

Question 3

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: closing days

Accepted Answer

We also are open on holidays, including all local and national holidays: Statutory holidays (except Christmas day)

Question 4

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: what should I know before visiting?

Accepted Answer

Rules While you enjoy your time with us please remember: No feeding the animals No touching the animals No smoking (smoking is only allowed in the designated area at the Front Parking Lot) No Alcohol / Drugs No drones / UAVs

Question 5

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: how to get there

Accepted Answer

Directions from Downtown Whitehorse From down town Whitehorse Go North on 4 Avenue Continue onto 2 Mile Hill Road Turn Right (North) onto the Alaska Highway North Go 11.6km Turn Right (North) on the Hwy 2 (North Klondike Highway - signs for Carmacks and Dawson City) Continue for 6km Turn left (West) onto the Takhini Hot Springs Road Continue for 8km The Yukon Wildlife Preserve is on the right-hand side of the road. If you pass Takhini River Road, Bean North or reach the Takhini Hot Springs, you've gone too far.

Question 6

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: parking

Accepted Answer

We have a large parking lot at the front. We typically have adequate room for half-a-dozen or more RVs to park and maneuver comfortably.

Question 7

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: is it wheelchair accessible?

Accepted Answer

Is the Yukon Wildlife Preserve wheel chair accessible? Yes and no. The front parking lot and roads are gravel covered. Outhouses and buildings marked on the map are wheelchair accessible and accessible by ramps. However, the door sill at front reception and learning centre are slightly raised. All viewing platforms (except muskox) are accessible by ramp. There is typically good viewing from many spots along the roadway as well. We have a fully accessible low-floor 22 passenger bus for our guided bus tour experiences. This bus can accommodate 2 wheelchairs.

Question 8

Yukon Wildlife Preserve: are dogs allowed?

Accepted Answer

No, we do not permit dogs onto the Yukon Wildlife Preserve site including the parking lot area.

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