World Bound Yukon
Expedition Camp
Whitehorse
Yukon
Canada
Embark on an awe-inspiring 24-day expedition, traversing the breathtaking Gulf Islands of British Columbia and embarking on an incredible 700km canoe journey down the Yukon River. Immerse yourself in the wilderness, engage with Indigenous knowledge keepers, and participate in our innovative World Bound Climate Change Curriculum, all designed to foster a deeper understanding of yourself, your loved ones, and the planet.
Our expert instructors will help you translate your newfound wisdom into tangible, actionable steps to achieve your educational and career aspirations, ensuring that your experience remains with you for a lifetime.
The Yukon is a land of unparalleled natural beauty, where rugged mountains give way to vast expanses of untouched wilderness. It is a place where time seems to stand still, where the only sounds are the gentle rustling of leaves, the soothing babble of rushing rivers, and the distant calls of wild animals.
In this pristine landscape, you will be transported to a world unlike any other, where the air is pure, the water crystal clear, and the sky a vast canvas of brilliant stars. Here, you will find yourself immersed in the wonders of nature, free to explore and discover the beauty that surrounds you at every turn.
Whether you are hiking through dense forests, paddling along tranquil rivers, or gazing up at the dazzling aurora borealis, the Yukon is a place that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. It is a land of magic and wonder, where every moment is filled with the promise of adventure and discovery.
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Sessions start on:
- Jul 19 -28, Aug 9 - 18
Age Range
From to years old
18
13
Accomodation
Camper / Staff Ratio
1 to 8
Max Capacity
35 campers/session
Session´s length
3 weeks
Camp Operating Since
2002
Gender Orientation
Co-Ed
Camp different options:
Other Activities at Camp
Campfires
Specific Workshops
World Bound Climate Change Curriculum, Indigenous Peoples’ Perspectives, Western Climate Change Science, Connection and Relationships, Indigenous Heritage, World Bound Pillars:, Integrating Climate Change Principles and Perspectives, Exploring Real-world Environments, Volunteering in Communities, Practicing Life Skills, Sustaining Climate Action
Excursions
Dawson City
Fort Selkirk
Whitehorse
Night activities
Star Gazing Story Telling Campfire Night games
